[Question] Editing, making NPC and adding Commands...

01/14/2009 13:00 Synster#1
hey guys? i was just wondering, cause i just setup my own private server, how i can edit, and/make NPC's , because i want to make my own Source

Plus how can i Incorporated more commands...
like how would i had this command...

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And one last question....

how could i change item Colours and effect?

your help will be much appreciated....

thank you

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01/14/2009 13:28 Synster#2
i would liek to add another question please

How do you change the drop rate

or the DB drop rate,

please help XD
01/14/2009 13:43 z3oN#3
just gm can change db drop rate
01/14/2009 14:00 Synster#4
what do you meen?
01/14/2009 14:08 _Emme_#5
Helly synster, welcome to the privateserver section. I am Emme, and you could PM me or add my MSN if you got any realistic questions and can speak proper english.
How to add a command:
Its locil, really. You know how to use the search funcion in your source ? Ctrl+F. Now, in there, type in a command, for example /level. There you go, now you are at the command area. Use the other commands as refferences, from there create your own.
Same with NPCs. If you want to edit them, search for a npcchat and edit it, or search for the NpcID.
For making new NPCs, you , again, search for a npc chat / id, and make a completely new. Down here I will post an example of a command, so you understand how to make commands.


Quote:
if (Splitter[0] == "/test") // Okay, this line checks if the first thing you write, is "/test".
{ // Remember, if you put 3 { , you HAVE to put 3 }. Now its used to keep progressing the code.
Console.WriteLine("Worked just fine."); // Now, if the first sentence you wrote was /test, "Worked just fine." will appear in the console.
} // And we end with a } ofcourse.

Emme
01/17/2009 13:52 kophtus#6
you can also PM me i can help implementing commands and NPcs