Difference between revisions of "How to give an NPC random but persistent clothing"
How to give an NPC random but persistent clothing (edit)
Revision as of 17:27, 3 March 2010
, 17:27, 3 March 2010New method for random but persistent items with leveled lists directly added to NPC's inventory
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<b>To give random but persistent clothing:</b><br/> | <b>To give random but persistent clothing:</b><br/> | ||
<b>Method 1:</b> | |||
You can write a script which, based on a random percent, assigns a particular base clothing object to the NPC. See the example script below for inspiration which is attached to the NPC. | You can write a script which, based on a random percent, assigns a particular base clothing object to the NPC. See the example script below for inspiration which is attached to the NPC. | ||
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;and so on for shirt and shoes | ;and so on for shirt and shoes | ||
set doOnceGetClothes to 1 | |||
endif | |||
End | |||
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<b>Method 2:</b> | |||
You can simply write a script which uses [[AddItem]] with a leveled list as ObjectID. Items added this way are not considered part of the NPC's original inventory and will not get refreshed. A downside of this method is that you cannot force the NPC to equip newly added items as the exact forms being added are undeterminable. Below is an example script which adds a complete set of persistent raider gear to an NPC. | |||
<pre> | |||
short doOnceGetClothes | |||
Begin GameMode | |||
if doOnceGetClothes == 0 | |||
addItem Raider1ArmorComplete 1 | |||
addItem Raider1WeaponGun 1 | |||
set doOnceGetClothes to 1 | set doOnceGetClothes to 1 | ||
endif | endif | ||