Don't give up! I have taken weeks to understand simple things too. Just put it to aside, and come back to it again, later.
you only need $class for what you want - make one like this:
Code:
sub EVENT_SAY{
if (($text=~/hail/i&&$class eq 'enchanter')){
quest::say("I can help you");
}
if (($text=~/hail/i&&$class eq 'wizard')){
quest::say("I can help you");
}
}
You can add all the casters to this PL and omit the non-casters. This way your npc will ignore non-casters.
You first PL might have worked, but you had typos in it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by sonicintuition
Angelox, I'm trying to read this like a computer would read this:
I'm reading that as if player says hail, and the player is a human enchanter, do action. So if I did this:
As a computer, I would read that as if the player says hail, and is a Rogue AND a Warrior, do action ..which obviously can't be the case. And that's what I'm trying to do - I need to set up my script so that the NPC won't talk to non-casting classes, eg, Warrior, Rogue, Monk, Berserker. Trying to use || operators isn't working ..I'm going to try one more thing before I give up altogether and just allow non casting classes to use my spell scriber...lol  Will post back if it works.
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