3 scripting ?S

[runiker]

ok i now alot of lua but little C++ so i dont know if these are even possible

but how about an item that teles you to one place at ngiht and a diff at daytime

the next up is an item that is just like a trainer and can train you anythign i wanna use this for like the sub proffs taht you may only have one learned at a time

[*TraPStaR*]

here's a sql update for the professions thing you need

just open note pad copy paste the text and save as profession update.sql don't forget the .sql at the end then go into navacate or mysql and restore from sql dump

update `trainer_spells` set is_prof = 0 where is_prof = '1';

[vb4evr]

I know for sure the profession portion is possible. It will be a fairly large script though. This is the code to check if players class is a mage

if (Plr->getClass() == 8)

For your first one, I believe it is possible in theory. But I unfortunately do not know the function/method to check for what time of day. I would love to know if this is possible as it has many interesting possibilities for the custom classes that I am working on right now.

EDIT:
Was looking around the ascent core files and there is a function. I am not sure if this would work off the top of my head. Do not have time to attempt. But I would approach it like this. This should return the game time

sWorld.GetGameTime();

Hopefully this helps you out Runiker

[runiker]

you guys got me all wrong first i want an ITEM that that teachs the SUB prof's and only them beacuse they still only aloww one or the other i am making this for my lvl 100s on my sever would love the sorce codes for somthing like this

[~SaiLyn~]

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[vb4evr]

My bad on the professions thing. But I've just confirmed the code for night/day to be working. I'm just finishing up the conversions but this will return a digit that is in seconds I believe, when I started my server it was 33783 which I then divide by 3600 to get the hour 9. So the first two lines you could use and then put it into a test.

time_t hour;
hour = sWorld.GetGameTime();

Edit: No I do not believe this is returning the proper value. Believe this is returning local time. Back to the drawing board. Sorry Runiker.