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Is there any reason why the default.pl couldn't be used like I mentioned to make all of the pet stuff work with 1 simple script? I posted an example. Maybe there is something I am not thinking about. Here it is again:

default.pl

Code:

sub EVENT_SPAWN {



#75 Elemental

#209 Earth Elemental

#210 Air Elemental

#211 Water Elemental

#212 Fire Elemental



  if ($race == 75 && $texture != 3 || $race == 209 || $race == 211 || $race == 212)

    quest::echo(15,"You can only summon Air pets here");

    quest::depop();

  }



  if ($race == 75 && $texture == 3 || $race == 210) {

    #set your timer and do the race change stuff

  }



}

Can probably just do similar stuff like that for all scenarios I bet. If needed, I am sure it wouldn't be hard to check to make sure it is a client's pet before depoping or changing it. I dunno if texture is a variable yet or not, but if not, I think "my $texture = $npc->GetTexture();" should work.

because the player burns the mana for casting the pet if you do it that way.

Ahh, I see. There is probably a way to correct that (at least most of the way) by using some of the following commands:

GetActSpellCost(spell_id, cost)
CastingSpellID()
GetMana()
GetMaxMana()
SetMana(amount)

But most likely it would take a sub EVENT type to allow what you would be needing to do. A sub EVENT_CASTING would do the trick I think. That and/or a new function that could actually check certain fields of the spell table and get their values would be sweet. Then, you would just check for those type of spells and do an interrupt on them if they are cast. Then, you would just use the new command to do what you were wanting to do in the first place with this line:

Quote:

if(strncmp(spells[spell_id].teleport_zone, "SumAir", 6) != 0)

Accept you would be able to do it with Perl instead and save a lot of hassle.

I think adding the new sub EVENT is the hassle, so I added the spells to the blocked_spells table instead.