Since my post got screwed up and I cannot edit, here goes.
deity is normally an aspect of faction. So, I wouldn't say it is the same thing. You could always make a faction called cazic thule or something (this one does already exist) and make it work practically the same though.
And on the last thing,
quest::setglobal("kingdomfaction","FactionA",7,"F" )
kingdomfaction is the global's name. FactionA is the value. 7 corresponds to who the variable will affect. You could use any number 1-7 from the table in the link mentioned above. However, 7 means the global variable kingdomfaction is set to FactionA for all players and all npcs in all zones. And again, F is the time variable. I normally use F for forever, but you can use other things such as "Y5" for 5 years if you really want to.
So, what exactly does the 7 mean?
I made an npc named Inny in hateplaneb. I made an npc named cazzy in fearplane. I gave them the exact same script:
Code:
if($text=~/hail/i){
quest::say("Hi $name. kingdomfaction is set to $qglobals{kingdomfaction}");
}
When Striat hailed Inny in hateplaneb, he sets kingdomfaction is set to FactionA. Then, Rondo hailed Cazzy in fearplane. Again, kingdomfaction is set to FactionA.
Next, I used 5 instead of 7. This is npcs-all, players-this player only, zone-all zones. I completed the initial quest with Striat. I hail Cazzy, I get the same response as above. Same response with Izzy.
Then, I use Rondo. I hail the npcs and he gets a blank value because the value is only defined for Striat. Hope that clears that aspect up a little.
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