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Old 04-09-2016, 10:39 AM
Darkscis
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Default Lua: Getting qglobals in event_death_complete

Wondering if anyone can assist with this. I have a default.pl quest set to assign a quest global credit when a mob is killed in a zone. The zones i am using it in (Befallen & Crushbone) also have a lot of .lua scripts already created so I am trying to convert this section to lua as well so I can copy/paste it into the other scripts.

Perl quest:
Code:
sub EVENT_DEATH_COMPLETE {
#Prevent pets or charmed NPCs from loading the default.pl
	if (!$npc || $npc->GetOwnerID() || $npc->GetSwarmOwner())
	{
		return;
	}

#Checking if the reborn_credits global is defined for this character
    if (defined ($client->GetGlobal("reborn_credits"))) {
#Adding 1 point/credit to the reborn_credits global
		my $total = $client->GetGlobal("reborn_credits");
		$total += 1;
		$client->SetGlobal("reborn_credits", $total, 5, "F");
		$client->Message(5, "You have gained a Reborn armor credit! You currently have $total.");
    }
}
This is what I have so far for the Lua version, however GetGlobal is always returning "Undefined". SetGlobal works fine, it's only commented out for the moment because it is just setting the qglobal to 0 over and over.
Code:
function event_death_complete(e)
	local total = 0;
	if(e.other:GetGlobal("reborn_credits") ~= "Undefined") then
		total = tonumber(e.other:GetGlobal("reborn_credits"));
	end
--	total = total + 1;
--	e.other:SetGlobal("reborn_credits", tostring(total), 5, "F");
	e.other:Message(5, "You have gained a Reborn armor credit! You currently have "..total..".");
end
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Old 04-09-2016, 09:23 PM
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I had crazy absent minded drivel here.
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Old 04-09-2016, 10:12 PM
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This is lua Ghanja not perl
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Old 04-09-2016, 10:15 PM
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This is lua Ghanja not perl
Ohhh, yeah ok, I see what I did there now. Welp, going back to the Perl forums where I should stay then. :p
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Old 04-09-2016, 10:30 PM
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I would suggest using `event_killed_merit` BTW!

Code:
function event_killed_merit(e)
	local total = 0;
	local qglobals = eq.get_qglobals(e.other);
	if (qglobals["reborn_credits"] == nil) then
		total = 1;
	else
		total = tonumber(qglobals["reborn_credits"]) + 1;
	end

	e.other:SetGlobal("reborn_credits", tostring(total), 5, "F");
	e.other:Message(5, "You have gained a Reborn armor credit! You currently have "..total..".");
end
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Old 04-10-2016, 07:50 PM
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Perfect, many thanks NatedogEZ!

Will give this a go tonight. I did use event_killed_merit in my perl example but couldn't get it to work (think I was using the old qglobal{} method instead of $client->) and eventually swapped over to death_complete. Just never swapped back after working it all out.
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