Changing a NPC race in Perl, please help

[rixcraven]

ub EVENT_SPAWN {
#Set a random timer between 5 and 30
my $StartMove = int(rand(25)) + 5;
quest::settimer("roam", $StartMove);
}

sub EVENT_TIMER {
if ($timer eq "roam") {
quest::stoptimer("roam");
plugin::RandomRoam(100, 100);
my $NextMove = int(rand(25)) + 5;
quest::settimer("roam", $NextMove);
}
sub EVENT_COMBAT {
quest::npcfeature("race", 454);


}
sub EVENT_SLAY {
quest::npcfeature("race", 1);
}
}

This script is supposed to change an NPC, from human female into a Werewolf when she is attacked..
Could anyone shed any light on why it isn't working???
What happens is, she changes into a human female??? not a werewolf..
please help :)

[NatedogEZ]

Guessing you need to change Gender to 2 when she turns into a werewolf, then back to 1 for female when she dies.

[rixcraven]

Guessing you need to change Gender to 2 when she turns into a werewolf, then back to 1 for female when she dies.

I got the first change to work :)
I used quest::npcrace(454) and she turns into a lovely werewolf :)

However, she won't change back after she's killed whatever attacked her,
Any ideas????

I'm halfway there!!

[Kingly_Krab]

You could use quest::npcrace(1); and quest::npcgender(1); to possibly solve your issue.

[rixcraven]

You could use quest::npcrace(1); and quest::npcgender(1); to possibly solve your issue.

THANKS :) :)
Got it....
She's working beautifully!

[knowom]

This was a cool idea btw rixcraven defiantly gives me ideas heck you could devote a entire zone like Kithicor Forrest to a Human vs Lycan vs Vampire scenario of sorts or maybe a couple of zones even so the Lycans and Vampires would retreat to some tunnel dwellings free from daylight then come out at night again.

[rixcraven]

I know!!! lol if only I had the ability :)
The npc is Angua (from Discworld), and it looks really great when players see her change into a werewolf and back..
I too would love to use the day/night cycles, how are you at using them?

[Akkadius]

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