[Angelox]

This should work (if it does, notice the double brackets added) ;

sub EVENT_SAY{
if(($text=~/hail/i && $class == 'Warrior')){
quest::say("You are a warrior. You cannot cast spells.");
 }
}

This does work

sub EVENT_SAY{
  if (($text=~/hail/i&&$race eq 'Human'&&$class eq 'Enchanter')){
  quest::say("I know you!!");
 }
}

The $race is just there to show you how to add more. you can find many examples of stuff like this in my quest pack posted with the database at Rathe Forums. If you do get it, look in Tutorialb, PoK, Gunthak - I remember I did a lot of this stuff in those zones.

Originally Posted by sonicintuition

Hello,

I have a bit of a problem that I'm trying to find the solution for -

I'm trying to create a buff bot that tells non-casting classes (warriors, monks, rogues, berserkers) that they cannot cast spells therefore do not need the buff bot's services. Here is a sample of the code I was trying this with:

sub EVENT_SAY
{
if($text=~/hail/i && $class == 'Warrior')
{
quest::say("You are a warrior. You cannot cast spells.");
}
}

According to other code examples, and logic, this should work. If a warrior hails this NPC, the npc will reply as above - however, even a Shaman, or Necro, or whatever (I tried a few) classes will also see that message. So it seems that the NPC isn't seeing what class the user really is. Is my syntax off, or is this broken? I'm pulling my hair out...

Regards,
Sonic