Quest Using Hashes (%)

[lerxst2112]

I am not sure what you are asking when you say you don't want to use if commands. The only if in that script is to handle the case where the user says something to the npc that it doesn't understand. If you don't care about that and you want the npc to say " whenever that happens then go ahead and remove the if although that makes no sense to me.

[trevius]

I am not exactly sure what you are wanting to do, but maybe a plugin can help simplify things a bit for you. I haven't tested this at all, but it may work for what you are wanting. Just add following plugin to one of your plugin files in your plugins folder.

#Usage: plugin::EventSay("ExpectedText", "Response");
# Example: plugin::EventSay("Hail", "It Worked!");

sub EventSay {
	my $text = plugin::val('$text');
	my $CheckText = $_[0];
	my $Response = $_[1];
	
	if ($text =~ /$CheckText/i)
	{
		quest::say("$Response");
	}

}

Then, you should be able to test it using this:

Usage Example:

sub EVENT_SAY {

	my $cookie = quest::saylink("Cookie");
	my $cookieid = quest::varlink("19732");

	plugin::EventSay("Hail", "Would you like a [$cookie]?");
	plugin::EventSay("cookie", "Yes, a Cookie! Here is what it looks like [$cookieid]");
	plugin::EventSay("no", "Okay, I will eat it!");

}