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Originally Posted by Scorpious2k
There is. The command is faction(<id>,<amount>) or in perl quest::faction(<id>,<amount>).
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That is what I expected, but couldn't find a referance to quest::faction in the code. but granted I couldn't find a referance for the old qst faction command even though I used it when I coverted the ethernalquest quests months ago.
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Originally Posted by eglin
Yes, eqemu supports the notion of faction. You can use the $faction in quests to get faction standing. You can use the undocumented faction function in the native parser, or you can add a line like Code:
"sub faction{push(@cmd_queue,{func=>'faction',args=>joi n(',',@_)});}"
to the bottom of embparser.cpp and recompile to use it in your Perl quests. If I'm interpreting Wes's code correctly, then the appropriate syntax for the function is "faction(faction id, amount)"
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hah! knew I didn't find it in the perl parser
That and you didn't support it in your qst-to-pl perl script. Quick note on that perl conversion script, it seems to add an I at the ends of "if($text=~/name/i);" type statments and had ;; instead of ; at the end of everything was that intentional?
Ok, I request that someone get that line merged in to the CVS source.