Quote:
Originally Posted by mamba666
void changedeity(int diety_id);
Which is it Diety or Deity?
Is it possible to do something like
sub EVENT_SAY
{
if(($text=~/hail/i) && ($deity_id==1))
{
quest::say("Hello fellow Norrathian.");
}
}
.
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Read those as a guide... not truly literal.
An example of how to "read" them...
Let's do yours:
void changedeity(int diety_id);
Ok...
First, scrap void. Change that to quest::
So...
quest::changedeity();
Now what?
Inside the parens are the TYPES of values you give the function.
So for follow it wants the deity_id which is of type integer (the list of values and Deitys they represent are probably on the wiki somewhere). So in the parens just give it the value you want.
So now it becomes:
quest::changedeity(4);
That changes the player to Deity #4 (whatever that is...).
Make sense?
The others, just work them out the same way. The definitions inside the parens simply tell you what the function WANTS in terms of the data type and stuff. The rest of it can be figured out in context to what the function actually is supposed to do.