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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
regneq	cc2a60feb2	* change the kill faction hits display before the xp message not after. * removed the double level gain messages to display once either the level gained or the level. * implement the message "You will now lose experience when you die" and "Your items will no longer stay with you..." when reach a certain level already sets in the rule table.	2015-05-11 16:34:46 -07:00
regneq	6fad93aeee	QuestReward now accepts a single bool (true or false) for faction instead of 2 int32s. If true, it will pull the faction hits assigned to the NPC in the DB (reversed, of course) and give you that as part of the reward. Example usage: e.other:QuestReward(e.self,copper,silver,gold,platinum,itemid,exp,faction) (Credit to Cavedude)	2015-05-11 12:42:13 -07:00
regneq	d1fbd086d7	Fully implemented QuestReward. (credit to Cavedude on EQMacEmu) Syntax on NPC is: e.other:QuestReward(e.self,copper,silver,gold,platinum,item,experience,factionid,factionvalue); This will give you any or all of the rewards and their messages with one call, including the quest ding sound. Any item is sent to your inventory, like SummonItem does now. The coin message is generated by the client, and will give you a message for each coin type (You recieve 5 copper...). No way around that, but it's still useful if the reward only calls for a single type.	2015-05-11 11:35:54 -07:00

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cc2a60feb2

* change the kill faction hits display before the xp message not after.

* removed the double level gain messages to display once either the level gained or the level.
* implement the message "You will now lose experience when you die" and "Your items will no longer stay with you..." when reach a certain level already sets in the rule table.

2015-05-11 16:34:46 -07:00

regneq

6fad93aeee

QuestReward now accepts a single bool (true or false) for faction instead of 2 int32s. If true, it will pull the faction hits assigned to the NPC in the DB (reversed, of course) and give you that as part of the reward.

Example usage:
e.other:QuestReward(e.self,copper,silver,gold,platinum,itemid,exp,faction)

(Credit to Cavedude)

2015-05-11 12:42:13 -07:00

regneq

d1fbd086d7

Fully implemented QuestReward. (credit to Cavedude on EQMacEmu)

Syntax on NPC is:
e.other:QuestReward(e.self,copper,silver,gold,platinum,item,experience,factionid,factionvalue);

This will give you any or all of the rewards and their messages with one call, including the quest ding sound. Any item is sent to your inventory, like SummonItem does now. The coin message is generated by the client, and will give you a message for each coin type (You recieve 5 copper...). No way around that, but it's still useful if the reward only calls for a single type.

2015-05-11 11:35:54 -07:00