********************************TRIGGER ADDITIONS/CHANGES SINCE 55i******************************************************** ***********************May be Inaccurate/Outdated (Purely Informational as Quoted From Revisions)**************************

@CallGuards as a propper trigger, "return 1" cancels guards being called

@ShowSkills for when user asks for the skills window. "return 1" cancels the

standard skill list.

@DClick is now triggered on NPCs BEFORE attempting to mount, paperdoll or open

backpack ("return 1" cancels)

@EquipTest and @ItemEquipTest (return 1 cancels equiping).

@SkillItemMake so that "return 1" only deletes the item if it's container hasn't

been set.

@Effect trigger to spells, triggered after @SpellEffect

@color,font in SYSMESSAGE and MESSAGE. font ranges from 0 to 9

@NPCFollow trigger, called when an NPC is following someone.

@UserSkills so that is the number of the skill being updated, or -1 for the skill

list. This allows one to stop sending of skill updates to the client.

@Step on items returning 1 will now cancel movement to that area. Still, for coherence, all other items

in that location are still activated.

@GetHit, ARGN1 is the damage being apllied, ARGN2 the damage type (as usual, but now writeable).

@Hit, ARGN1 is now the raw damage being applied, prior to armour (writeable). ARGO is the weapon (if any).

@PersonalSpace, ARGN1 is the stamina required to move (writeable). "return 1" stops the movement, "return 0"

allows the movement but shows none of the hard-coded messages. Plain "return" or no return, works as standard.

@Hit, @HitTry and @HitMiss were also changed so that ARGO is the weapon being used (handy so you don't have to

be looking at layers n stuff).

@Fail is now only triggered when failure occured due to normal circumstances (eg, failed

difficulty). @Abort is called when failure occurs due to a situation that aborts the skill, such as

using a new skill before finishing the previous one or an invalid circumstance.

@NPCLookAtChar and @NPCLookAtItem triggers (check the manual). Do not abuse of these

triggers, as they will affect the CPU usage.

@Login If Set to ARGN1=1 will not to show MOTD scroll.

@DropOn_Self and @ItemDropOn_Self, activated when an item is dropped on the item with the

trigger (something was dropped on self).

@DropOn_Char and @ItemDropOn_Char.

- If these triggers fail, will only bounce the item if it's still being dragged. That allows the

scripts in the triggers to define a new place for item.

@SkillGain and @Gain triggers. Check MANUAL.TXT for more info.

@Targon_Cancel for items.

@Create trigger for items works as any other item trigger - it can be fully scripted.

After a LOT of work, you can now also check for SRC under item's @Create. There are situations where

an item can be created without an SRC, but in most cases, there will be one.

@ResourceTest to REGIONRESOURCE sections, called once for each resource in the region that the

character is able to find.

@ResourceFound, triggered after a resource has been selected (@ResourceTest has been called for

all resources available). ARGO is the resource bit to be placed at the location. "return 1" keeps the

resource bit, but sets it to be empty.





*********Now Back To Original List***************



Altiara had a lot to do with this list...

Doofus //////}}> ****Original Authors of this Post!

Death~ /////}





.serv.shutdown #

SRC.FINDLAYER(1).REMOVE (EQUIP/UNEQUIP/ID)

SRC.FINDLAYER(2).REMOVE

SRC.FINDLAYER(3).REMOVE

\ -=Layers=- //

NONE = 0

HAND1 = 1

HAND2 = 2

SHOES = 3

PANTS = 4

SHIRT = 5

HELM = 6

GLOVES = 7

RING = 8

UNUSED = 9

COLLAR = 10

HAIR = 11

HALF_APRON = 12

CHEST = 13

WRIST = 14

PACK2 = 15

BEARD = 16

TUNIC = 17

EARS = 18

ARMS = 19

CAPE = 20

PACK = 21

ROBE = 22

SKIRT = 23

LEGS = 24

HORSE = 25

VENDOR_STOCK = 26

VENDOR_EXTRA = 27

VENDOR_BUYS = 28

BANKBOX = 29

SRC.ACT.EQUIP

SRC.ACT.DCLICK

%GUILDABBREV% and %TOWNABBREV%



SRC.ANIM=17

SRC.EFFECT=1,03709,6,15,1

SRC.SOUND=SPELL_LIGHTNING

SRC.EFFECT=3,03728,6,15,1



Types

----------------------------------------

# Description Type

0 Normal item ITEM_NORMAL

1 Container item ITEM_CONTAINER

2 Locked container ITEM CONTAINER_LOCKED

3 Door ITEM_DOOR

4 Locked door ITEM_DOOR_LOCKED

5 Key ITEM_KEY

6 Local light giving object ITEM_LIGHT_LIT

7 Object that can be lit ITEM_LIGHT_OUT

8 Edible food ITEM_FOOD

9 Raw food that must be cooked ITEM_FOOD_RAW

10 Armor-no real action ITEM_ARMOR

11 Maceweapons ITEM_WEAPON_MACE

12 Sharp maceweapons ITEM_WEAPON_MACE_SHARP

13 Swordweapons ITEM_WEAPON_SWORD

14 Fencingweapons ITEM_WEAPON_FENCE

15 Bowweapons ITEM_WEAPON_BOW

16 Wands-magic storage items ITEM_WAND

17 Walk on teleporter ITEM_TELEPAD

18 Switchobject which affects some other object in the world ITEM_SWITCH

19 Book ITEM_BOOK

20 Rune-can be marked and renamed as a recallrune ITEM_RUNE

21 Booze ITEM_BOOZE

22 Potion ITEM_POTION

23 Object that will burn you ITEM_FIRE

24 Clock or a wristwatch ITEM_CLOCK

25 Walk on trap ITEM_TRAP

26 Animated trapI TEM_TRAP_ACTIVE

27 Musical instrument ITEM_MUSICAL

28 Magic spell effect ITEM_SPELL

29 Gem-no use yet ITEM_GEM

30 Fishable water ITEM_WATER

31 Cloth based wearble items ITEM_CLOTHING

32 Magic scroll ITEM_SCROLL

33 Carpentry tool ITEM_CARPENTRY

34 Spawnobject ITEM_SPAWN

35 Gamepiece-cant be removed from game ITEM_GAME_PIECE

36 Z-delta moving gate ITEM_GATE

37 Magic figurine that turns into a creature when activated ITEM_FIGURINE

38 Shrine-permits ressurection ITEM_SHRINE

39 Moongate-linked to other moongates -hardcoded locations ITEM_MOONGATE

40 Chairs ITEM_CHAIR

41 Forge ITEM_FORGE

42 Ore ITEM_ORE

43 Logs ITEM_LOG

44 Tree that can be chopped ITEM_TREE

45 Rock that can be mined ITEM_ROCK

46 Tool ITEM_CARPENTRY_CHOP

47 Multiobject-like houses or ships ITEM_MULTI

48 Reagent ITEM_REAGENT

49 Ship-multiobject ITEM_SHIP

50 Shipplank ITEM_SHIP_PLANK

51 Shipside ITEM_SHIP_SIDE

52 Locked shipside ITEM_SHIP_SIDE_LOCKED

53 Tillerman on the ship ITEM_SHIP_TILLER

54 Container for tradewindow ITEM_TRADE_WINDOW

55 Fish ITEM_FISH

56 Gravestones and sign plaques ITEM_SIGN_GUMP

57 Guild/town stones ITEM_STONE_GUILD

58 Active animation-will recycle when done ITEM_ANIM_ACTIVE

59 Advancement gate ITEM_ADVANCE_GATE

60 Bolt or folded cloth ITEM_CLOTH

61 Hair ITEM_HAIR

62 Beard ITEM_BEARD

63 Ingot ITEM_INGOT

64 Coins of some sort ITEM_COIN

65 Plant that will regrow ITEM_PLANT_COTTON

66 Drink-non-booze ITEM_DRINK

67 Anvil-for repair ITEM_ANVIL

68 Hay ITEM_PLANT_HAY

69 Spawn other Items

70 big telescope pic ITEM_TELESCOPE

71 EW facing bed ITEM_BED_EW

72 NS facing bed ITEM_BED_NS

73 Map object with pins ITEM_MAP

74 I am fighting with someone. This records the fight ITEM_FIGHT_EVENT

75 staff type of mace. or just other type of mace ITEM_WEAPON_MACE_STAFF

76 equipped horse object represents a riding horse to the client ITEM_HORSE

77 communication crystal ITEM_COMM_CRYSTAL

78 this is a container of pieces TEM_GAME_BOARD

79 delete any object dropped on it ITEM_TRASH

80 cannon muzzle. NOT the other cannon parts TEM_CANNON_MUZZLE

81 the reset of the cannon ITEM_CANNON

82 cannon ball ITEM_CANNON_BALL

83 fruit can be picked off this TEM_PLANT_FRUITING

84 can't be picked yet ITEM_PLANT_IMATURE

85 ring of reagents ITEM_RING_REAGENTS

86 Crystal Ball ITEM_CRYSTAL_BALL

87 represents large amounts of money ITEM_OLD_CASHIERS_CHECK

88 user written message item ITEM_MESSAGE

89 Freshly grown reagents...not processed yet ITEM_REAGENT_RAW

90 Change player to NPC for a while ITEM_EQ_CLIENT_LINGER

91 Push you to another server

(no items transferred client instantly logged out) ITEM_DREAM_GATE

92 Double click for items ITEM_ITEM_STONE

93 ticks once every n secs ITEM_METRONOME

94 async explosion ITEM_EXPLOSION

95 Script npc actions in the form of a book ITEM_EQ_NPC_SCRIPT

96 walk on this and transform into some other object ITEM_WEB

97 an be eaten by grazing animals ITEM_GRASS

98 a rock or boulder. can be thrown ITEM_AROCK

99 points to a linked object ITEM_TRACKER

100 this is a sound source ITEM_SOUND

101 Town stones. everyone free to join ITEM_STONE_TOWN

102 ITEM_WEAPON_MACE_CROOK

103 ITEM_WEAPON_MACE_PICK

104 Leather or skins of some sort ITEM_LEATHER

105 some other part of a ship ITEM_SHIP_OTHER

1000 Create custom new script trigger types ITEM_TRIGGER

#define STATF_INVUL 0x00000001 // Invulnerability

#define STATF_DEAD 0x00000002

#define STATF_Freeze 0x00000004 // Paralyzed. (spell)

#define STATF_Invisible 0x00000008 // Invisible (spell).

#define STATF_Sleeping 0x00000010 // You look like a corpse ?

#define STATF_War 0x00000020 // War mode on ?

#define STATF_Reactive 0x00000040 // have reactive armor on.

#define STATF_Poisoned 0x00000080 // Poison level is in the poison object

#define STATF_NightSight 0x00000100 // All a light to you

#define STATF_Reflection 0x00000200 // Magic reflect on.

#define STATF_Polymorph 0x00000400 // We have polymorphed to another form.

#define STATF_Incognito 0x00000800 // Dont show skill titles

#define STATF_SpiritSpeak 0x00001000 // I can hear ghosts clearly.

#define STATF_Insubstantial 0x00002000 // Ghost has not manifest. or GM hidden

#define STATF_EmoteAction 0x00004000 // The creature will emote its actions to it's owners.

#define STATF_HasShield 0x00010000 // Using a shield

#define STATF_Script_Play 0x00020000 // Playing a Script. (book script)

#define STATF_Stone 0x00040000 // turned to stone.

#define STATF_Script_Rec 0x00080000 // Recording a script.

#define STATF_Fly 0x00100000 // Flying or running ? (anim)

#define STATF_StatEffect 0x00200000 // Some stat effecting spell.

#define STATF_Hallucinating 0x00400000 // eat 'shrooms or bad food.

#define STATF_Hidden 0x00800000 // Hidden (non-magical)

#define STATF_InDoors 0x01000000 // we are covered from the rain.

#define STATF_Criminal 0x02000000 // The guards will attack me. (someone has called guards)

#define STATF_Conjured 0x04000000 // This creature is conjured and will expire. (leave no corpse or loot)

#define STATF_Pet 0x08000000 // I am a pet/hirling. check for my owner memory.

#define STATF_Spawned 0x10000000 // I am spawned by a spawn item.

#define STATF_SaveParity 0x20000000 // Has this char been saved or not ?

#define STATF_Ridden 0x40000000 // This is the horse. (don't display me) I am being ridden

#define STATF_OnHorse 0x80000000 // Mounted on horseback.

Yep, in sphere.ini you can change rate of gain (per sec), you can add the following:

REGEN0= // hitpoints - default is 6

REGEN1= // mana - default is 5

REGEN2= // stamina - default i 3

REGEN3= // Food - default is 1800

All of these values are in seconds.

///

PLOTITEM/PLOT1 (bit)

0/ 01 Unassigned player

1/ 02 human/

2/ 04 Elf/

3/ 08 Dwarf/------------------------------

4/ 010 Gnome/was troll

5/ 020 Halfling/was orc

6/ 040 Half-Elf/was lizzard

7/ 080 Vampire/was drag--------------------

8/ 0100 Fighter/was Bard

9/ 0200 Cleric/

10/ 0400 Mage/

11/ 0800 Rouge/Was Ranger--------------------

12/ 01000 Merchant/

13/ 02000 Ranger/was Theif

14/ 04000 Necro/was nothing

15/ 08000 Paladin/was nothing-----------------

16/ 010000 FTR-MAG

17/ 020000

18/ 040000

19/ 080000 --------empty-----------------------

20/ 0100000 Quest bit

21/ 0200000 " "

22/ 0400000 " "

23/ 0800000 '''

POSSABLE??

24/01000000 '''

25/02000000 '''

26/04000000 '''

27/08000000 '''

NOTHING FOLLOWS

FTR-MAG 010000

FTR-MAG-ROG 010800

FTR-MER 01100

FTR-MER-ROG 021000

CLR-MER 01200

Soft set------SRC.PLOT1=|0100000 Soft Reset----SRC.PLOT1=&~0100000 Check---------IF (&0F00000)==0100000 or

Check---------IF (&0100000)

SRC.PLOT1=|(<<1-27)

A few SRC commands:

SRC.ACT

SRC.ADD

SRC.ADDITEM

SRC.ANIM

SRC.ATTR

SRC.BODY

SRC.CAST

SRC.COLOR

SRC.DAMAGE

SRC.DEF

SRC.DEX

SRC.STR

SRC.INT

SRC.MANA

SRC.STAMINA

SRC.EMOTE

SRC.FAME

SRC.FINDPLAYER

SRC.FLAGS

SRC.GO xxxx,xxxx,xx

SRC.ACT.BOUNCE

SRC.AMOUNT

SRC.NEWITEM

SRC.RESTEST aa 0xxxx

SRC.CONSUME aa 0xxxx

SRC.MESSAGE

SRC.SYSMESSAGE

SRC.NUDGEUP

SRC.NUDGEDOWN

SRC.CREATE

SRC.KILL

SRC.REMOVE

SRC.(not to mention all 64 skills)

SRC.NAME

SRC.FINDLAYER(x).aaaaaaaa



// SRC.xxx // Refer to or Set an attribute on the char that caused this.

// TRIGGER DCLICK 1001 // Call another trigger function

// RETURN 1 // cancel normal usage flow.

// RETURN 0 // allow normal default item usage.

// IF ELSE ENDIF ELSEIF

// inside brackets are replaced with the value of the attribute name.

// VAR xxx=123 // Create/Set a system variable to hold this value.



--------------NEW FOR .53+ SCRIPTING-------------

"@AcceptItem", // NPC i've been given an item i like (according to DESIRES)

"@Click",

"@Create",

"@DClick",

"[url=u-death-9220.html]@death[/url]", // I just got killed.

"[url=u-destroy-527.html]@destroy[/url]",

"@EnvironChange", // My environment changed somehow. (light, weather, region, season)

"@FearOfDeath", // I'm not healthy.

"@FightSwing", // randomly choose to speak while fighting.

"@GetHit", // I just got hit.

"@HearGreeting", // NPC i have been spoken to for the first time. (no memory of previous hearing)

"@HearNeed", // NPC heard you mention something they want.

"@HearUnknown", // NPC I heard something i don't understand.

"@Hit", // I just hit someone. (TARG)

"@itemDAMAGE",

"@itemDCLICK",

"@itemDROP", // I dropped an item on the ground.

"@itemEQUIP",

"@itemPICKUP_GROUND", // i picked up an item

"@itemPICKUP_PACK",

"@itemUNEQUIP",

"@LogIn",

"@LogOut", // client logged out

"@PersonalSpace", // i just got stepped on.

"@Profile", // someone is looking at my profile.

"@ReceiveItem", // I was just handed an item (Not yet checked if i want it)

"@RefuseItem", // NPC i've been given an item i don't want.

"@SeeNewPlayer", // NPC i see u for the first time. (in 30 minutes) (check memory time)

"@SeeWantItem", // NPC i see something good.

"@SpellCast", // Char is casting a spell.

"@SpellEffect", // A spell just hit me.

"@ToolTip",

item triggers :

"@Click",

"@Create",

"@DAMAGE", // I have been damaged in some way

"@DCLICK", // I have been dclicked.

"[url=u-destroy-527.html]@destroy[/url]",

"@DROPON_CHAR", // I have been dropped on this char

"@DROPON_GROUND",// I have been dropped on the ground here

"@DROPON_ITEM", // I have been dropped on this item

"@EQUIP", // I have been unequipped

"@Fire", // The bow was fired.

"@PICKUP_GROUND", // I was picked up off the ground.

"@PICKUP_PACK", // picked up from inside some container.

"@SPELL", // cast some spell on me.

"@STACKON", // Something was stacked on top of me.

"@STEP", // I have been walked on.

"@TARGON_CHAR",

"@TARGON_GROUND",

"@TARGON_ITEM", // I am being combined with an item

"@TIMER", // My timer has expired.

"@ToolTip",

"@UNEQUIP", // i have been unequipped (or try to unequip)

area triggers:

"@CLIPERIODIC"

"@ENTER"

"@EXIT"

"@REGPERIODIC"

"@STEP"

%sCLASS

%sEVENTS

%sFLAGS

%x:HTTP Page Request '%s', alive=%d

@ABORT

@Click

@CLIPERIODIC

@Create

@DAMAGE

@DClick

[url=u-death-9220.html]@death[/url]

[url=u-destroy-527.html]@destroy[/url]

@DROPON_CHAR

@DROPON_GROUND

@DROPON_ITEM

@ENTER

@EnvironChange

@EQUIP

@EXIT

@FAIL

@FearOfDeath

@FightSwing

@itemClick

@itemCreate_UNUSED

@itemDAMAGE

@itemDCLICK

@itemDestroy_UNUSED

@itemDROPON_CHAR

@itemDROPON_GROUND

@itemDROPON_ITEM

@itemEQUIP

@itemPICKUP_GROUND

@itemPICKUP_PACK

@itemSPELL

@itemSTACKON

@itemSTEP

@itemTARGON_CHAR

@itemTARGON_GROUND

@itemTARGON_ITEM

@itemTIMER_UNUSED

@itemToolTip

@itemUNEQUIP

@NPCAcceptItem

@NPCHearGreeting

@NPCHearNeed

@NPCHearUnknown

@NPCRefuseItem

@NPCRestock

@NPCSeeNewPlayer

@NPCSeeWantItem

@PersonalSpace

@PICKUP_GROUND

@PICKUP_PACK

@Profile

@ReceiveItem

@REGPERIODIC

@SELECT

@SkillAbort

@SkillSelect

@SkillStart

@SkillStroke

@SkillSuccess

@SpellEffect

@STACKON

@START

@STEP

@STROKE

@SUCCESS

@TARGON_CHAR

@TARGON_GROUND

@TARGON_ITEM

@TIMER

@UNEQUIP

[CHARDEF

[ITEMDEF 0%x] // %s //New

1

ABBREV

ACCAPP

ACCAPPS

ACCEPTCANDIDATE

ACCOUNT

ACCOUNT %s

ACCOUNT_SECURITY

ACCOUNTS

ACCTFILES

ACTARG1

ACTARG2

ACTARG3

ACTION

ACTPRI

ADDITEM

ADDMAIL

ADDNPC

ADDSPELL

ADMIN

ADMIN_HOST_MASK

ADMIN_IP_OR_HOST_MASK

ADMIN_PASSWORD

ADMIN_USER

ADMINEMAIL

ADMINLINE

ADV_RATE

ADVANCE

ALCHEMY

ALIGN

ALLCLIENTS

ALLKICK

ALLMOVE

ALLOCS

ALLSHOW

ALLSKILLS

AMOUNT

AMOUNT %d

AMOUNT_HI

AMOUNT_LO

ANATOMY

ANIM

ANIMALLORE

ANNOUNCE

ANNOUNCEMENT

ANONYMOUS

ANSI

APPLYTOJOIN

ARCHERY

ARCHERYMINDIST

AREA

ARENA

ARGCHK

ARGTXT

ARMOR

ARMSLORE

ARRIVEDEPARTMSG

ARROWQUEST

ATTACK

AUTHOR

AUTOCONECT

AUTONEWBIEKEYS

AVERSIONS

AWAY

BACKUPLEVELS

BANK

bankbalance

BANKMAXITEMS

BANKMAXWEIGHT

BANKSELF

BARK

BASEID

BCALL

BEGGING

BEGIN

BELLIGERENT

BLACKSMITHING

BLOCK

BLOCKEMAIL

BLOODCOLOR

BODY

BODY.%d

BODYPARTS

BONUS_DEX

BONUS_INT

BONUS_STATS

BONUS_STR

BOUGHT

BOUNCE

BOWCRAFT

BRAIN

BUILDABLE

BURST

BUYPRICE

CAMPING

cancast

canmake

CARPENTRY

CARTOGRAPHY

CASH

CAST

CAST_TIME

CATEGORY

CHANGEALIGN

CHAR

CHAR.

CHARDEF

CHARLIST

CHARS

CHARTAGS

CHARTER

CHARTER%i

CHARUID

CHARUID 0%x (%s) not attached to account '%s'

CHATNAME

CHATSOK

CLASS

CLEARIGNORE

CLIENTLINGER

CLIENTLIST

CLIENTMAX

CLIENTS

CLIENTSAVG

CLIENTVER

CLIENTVERSION

CLIVER

CLOSE

CLOSED

CNOTICE

COLDCHANCE

COLOR

COLOR %d

COME

COMMENT

COMP(

COMPLEXITY

COMPONENT

CONNECT

CONSUME

CONT

CONT %d

CONT.

CONTAINER

CONTROL

COOKING

CORPSENPCDECAY

CORPSEPLAYERDECAY

CPRIVMSG

CREATE

CRIMINAL

CRIMINALTIMER

CRYSTALBALL

CURRENT

DAILYDUES

DAMAGE

DCLICK

DEADSOCKETTIME

DEATHS

DEBUG

DEBUGFLAGS

DECAY

DECAYTIMER

DECLAREFEALTY

DECLAREPEACE

DECLAREWAR

DEFAULTITEM

DEFEND ME

DEFNAME

DEFNAME=

DEFNAME2

DELAY

DELETE

DESCRIPTION

DESIRES

DETAIL

DETECTINGHIDDEN

DEXTERITY

DIALOG

DISCONNECT

DISCONNECTED

DISMISS

DISMISSMEMBER

DISPID

dispiddec

DORAND

DOSWITCH

DOWN

DRAWMAP

DROP

DROP ALL

DUMPKEYS

DUMPVERBS

DUNGEONLIGHT

DUPE

DUPEITEM

DUPEITEM=

DUPELIST

DURATION

DYEABLE

ECONOMY

EDIT

EFFECT

EFFECT_ID

ELIF

ELSE

ELSEIF

EMAIL

EMAILFAIL

EMAILLINK

EMAILMSG

EMAILQ

EMOTE

EMOTEACT

EMPTY

END_OF_BURST

ENDFOR

ENDIF

ENDRAND

ENTICEMENT

EQUIP

EQUIP ALL

EQUIPARMOR

EQUIPHALO

EQUIPLIGHT

EQUIPPEDCAST

EQUIPWEAPON

ERASE

EVALUATINGINTEL

EVENT

EVENTS

EVERBTARG

EXPORT

EXPORT name [flags] [area distance]

EXTRACT

FACE

FAME

FAMOUS

FENCING

FETCH

FILES

FINDCONT

FINDEQUIP

FINDID

FINDLAYER

FINDTYPE

FIRSTCONNECTDATE

FIRSTIP

FISHING

FIXWEIGHT

FLAGS

FLIP

FLIPDROPPEDITEMS

FOLLOW

FOLLOW ME

FOLLOWED

FONT

FOODTYPE

FOR Loop trigger on non-world object '%s'

FORCEGARBAGECOLLECT

FORCHARS

FORENSICS

FORGIVE

FORITEMS

FOROBJS

FREEZERESTARTTIME

FRIEND

FRUIT

FUNCTION

GAMEMINUTELENGTH

GATE

GET DRESSED

GHOST

GLINE

GM Page has invalid account '%s'

GMPAGE

GMPAGE %s

GMPAGELIST

GMPAGEP

GOCHAR

GOCHARID

GOCLI

GOITEMID

GONAME

GOODHEARTED

GOPLACE

GOSOCK

GOTARG

GOTYPE

GOUID

GRANTTITLE

GUARD

GUARD ME

GUARDED

GUARDID

GUARDLINGER

GUARDOWNER

GUARDS

GUARDSINSTANTKILL

GUEST

GUESTSMAX

GUILDABBREV

GUILDLIST

GUILDS

HAND

HASH

HEALING

HEAR

HEARALL

HEIGHT

HELO %s

HELP

HELPINGCRIMINALSISACRIME

HERDING

HIDING

HIGH

HIRE

HIREDAYWAGE

HITPOINTPERCENTONREZ

HITPOINTS

HITS

HOME

HOMEDIST

HOST_MASK

HOST_OR_IP

HUNGRY

ICON

IDLE

IMPORT

IMPORT name [flags] [area distance]

INFAMOUS

INFO

INFORMATION

INPDLG

INSCRIPTION

INSTANCES

INTELLIGENCE

INVENTORY

INVIS

INVISIBLE

INVITE

INVUL

INVULNERABLE

IRC_CNLINE

IRC_GLINE

IRC_KLINE

IRC_LOCALSERVER

IRC_MOTD

ISBIT

ISDARK

ISEVENT

ISGM

ISMYPET

ISNIGHTTIME

ISON

ISVENDOR

ITEM

ITEMDEF

ITEMDEF %s

ITEMDEF 0%x

ITEMID

ITEMMENU

ITEMNEWBIE

ITEMS

JAIL

JOIN

JOINASMEMBER

KARMA

KICK

KILLCHATS

KINDLY

KNOWLEDGE

KNOWN

LANG

LAST

LASTCHARUID

LASTCONNECTDATE

LASTCONNECTTIME

LASTIP

LASTNEW

LASTPOLLTIME

LASTUSED

LASTVALIDDATE

LASTVALIDTIME

LAYER

LEAVE

LEVEL

LIGHT

LIGHTDAY

LIGHTNIGHT

LINK

LINK.

LINKS

LIST

Listcol

LISTEN

LOAD

LOCALIPADMIN

LOCALLIGHT

LOCALTIME

LOCALTOD

LOCATION

LOCK

LOCKPICKING

LOGIN

LOGMASK

LOGOUT

LOOTINGISACRIME

LUMBERJACKING

LUSERS

MACEFIGHTING

MAGERY

MAGIC

MAGICDAMAGE

MAGICRESISTANCE

MAGICUNLOCKDOOR

MAIL FROM: <%s>

MAINLOGSERVER

MAKEITEM

MAKEITEM '%s' is a DUPEITEM!

MANAUSE

MAPCACHETIME

MAPPLANE

MARK

MASK

MASTERMENU

MATERIAL

MAXBASESKILL

MAXCHARSPERACCOUNT

MAXCOMPLEXITY

MAXFOOD

MEDITATION

MEDIUM

MEMBER

MEMORY

MEMORYFIND

MEMORYFINDTYPE

MENU

MENU_ADDITEM

MENU_GUILD_ALIGN

MENU_GUILD_MASTER

MENU_GUILD_MASTERFUNC

MENU_GUILD_MEMBER

MENU_GUILD_NON

MENU_TOWN_MAYOR

MENU_TOWN_MAYORFUNC

MENU_TOWN_MEMBER

MENU_TOWN_NON

MESSAGE

MIDILIST

MINCHARDELETETIME

MINING

MODE

MODE +l

MONSTERFEAR

MONSTERFIGHT

MOONGATES

MORE

MORE1

more1h

more1l

MORE2

more2h

more2l

MOREM

MOREP

MOREX

MOREY

MOREZ

MOTD

MOUNTHEIGHT

MOVABLE

MOVE

MOVETO

MULFILE

MULFILES

MULTIREGION

MURDERDECAYTIME

MURDERMINCOUNT

MUSIC

MUSICIANSHIP

NAME

NAME %s

NAMES

NECROMANCY

NEEDNAME

NETWORK_RX

NETWORK_TX

NEUTRAL

NEWBIE

NEWBIESKILL

NEWDUPE

NEWITEM

NEWNPC

NEWPASSWORD

NICK

NIGHTSIGHT

NOBUILD

NOCHATS

NODECAY

NOINDEX

NOPVP

NOTES

NOTICE

NOTOTITLES

NOWEATHER

NPCAITYPE

NPCTRAINMAX

NPCTRAINPERCENT

NTSERVICE

NUDGE

NUDGEDOWN

NUDGEUP

NUKE

NUKECHAR

OBODY

OBSCENE

OCK

OFFLINE

ONECLICK

ONOPTION

ONTRIGGER

OPEN

OPER

ORIGIN

OSKIN

OUTLAW

OVERHEAD

PACK

PAGE

PAGES

PARDON

PARRYING

PART

PASSWORD

PATH

PEACEMAKING

PETRETRIEVE

PETSTABLE

PILE

PING

PLAYER

PLAYERGHOSTSOUNDS

PLAYERNEUTRAL

PLEVEL

PLOT1

PLOT2

PLOTITEM

POISON

POISONING

POLLSERVERS

POLY

PONG

PORT

POST

POST /

PRICE

PRIV

PRIVHIDE

PRIVMSG

PRIVSET

PRIVSHOW

PROFILE

PROMPT_MSG

PROPS

PROVOCATION

QUALITY

QUEST

QUIT

RACECLASS

RAIN

RAINCHANCE

RAND

RANDBELL

RCLOCK

RCPT TO: <%s>

REAGENTLOSSFAIL

REAGENTSREQUIRED

REAP

REASON

REASON_PATH

RECALL

RECALLIN

RECALLOUT

RECIEVED

RECRUIT

RECT

REFUSECANDIDATE

REGEN

REGION

REGION.

REGIONFLAGS

REGIONRESOURCE

REGIONTYPE

REGISTERFLAG

REGISTERSERVER

REGPASS

REGSTATUS

REHASH

RELEASE

REMOVE

REMOVEFROMVIEW

REMOVETRAP

REPAIR

REPLICATE

REQSTR

REQUIREEMAIL

RESCOUNT

RESEND

RESIGN

RESMAKE

RESOURCES

RESOURCES2

RESOURCES3

RESPAWN

RESTART

RESTEST

RESTOCK

RESTORE

RESURRECT

RESYNC

RETURN

RETURNMAINMENU

RPING

RPONG

RTIME

RTIMETEXT

RUNE_ITEM

RUNES

RUNNINGPENALTY

SACCOUNT

SAFE

SALUTE

SAMPLES

SAVE

SAVEBACKGROUND

SAVECOUNT

SAVEINI

SAVEPERIOD

SAYU

SAYUA

SCHEDULE

SCPFILES

SCPINBOXDIR

SCRIPT

SCROLL

SCROLL_GUEST

SCROLL_ITEM

SCROLL_MOTD

SEASON

SECTION CHARACTER

SECTION WORLDITEM

SECTION WORLDITEM %d

Sector

SECTOR %d,%d

SECTOR.

SECTORS

SECTORSLEEP

SECURE

SELF

SELLPRICE

SELLVALUE

SERIAL

SERIAL %d

SERV.

SERVER

SERVERS

SERVIP

SERVLIST

SERVLIST1

SERVLIST2

SERVLIST3

SERVLIST4

SERVLIST5

SERVLIST6

SERVNAME

SERVPORT

SERVSET

SETABBREVIATION

SETCHARTER

SETGMTITLE

SETNAME

SETTIME

SHELTER

SHIPANCHORDROP

SHIPANCHORRAISE

SHIPBACK

SHIPBACKLEFT

SHIPBACKRIGHT

SHIPDOWN

SHIPDRIFTLEFT

SHIPDRIFTRIGHT

SHIPFACE

SHIPFORE

SHIPFORELEFT

SHIPFORERIGHT

SHIPGATE

SHIPLAND

SHIPMOVE

SHIPSTOP

SHIPTURN

SHIPTURNLEFT

SHIPTURNRIGHT

SHIPUP

SHOW

SHOWSKILLS

SHRINK

SHUTDOWN

SILENCE

SKILL

SKILL_HI

SKILL_LO

SKILLBEST

SKILLCHECK

SKILLCLASS

SKILLMAKE

SKILLMENU

SKILLREQ

SKILLSUM

SKILLTOTAL

SKIN

SNOOPCRIMINAL

SNOOPING

SNOW

SOUND

SPAWN

SPEAK

SPEAKU

SPEAKUA

SPEECH

SPEECHCOLOR

SPELL

SPELLEFFECT

SPHERE

SPIRITSPEAK

SQUERY

SQUIT

STAM

STAMINA

STAMINALOSSATWEIGHT

STARTS

STATACCOUNTS

STATCLIENTS

STATGUILDS

STATIC

STATITEMS

STATMEMORY

STATNPCS

STATS

STATSUM

STATUS

STAY

STAY HERE

STEALING

STEALTH

STOCK

STONE

STOP

STRCMP

STRCMPI

STRENGTH

StrFirstCap

StrIndexOf

STRLEN

STRMATCH

StrRight

StrToLower

StrToUpper

SUBSECTION

SUICIDE

SUIT UP

SUMMON

SUMMONCAGE

SUMMONTO

SWING

SWORDSMANSHIP

SYNC

SYSMESSAGE

SYSMSG

SYSTEM

TACTICS

TAGLIST

TAILORING

TAMING

TARG

TARGET

TARGETG

TARGP

TARGPROP

TARGPRV

TARGTXT

TASTEID

TDATA1

TDATA2

TDATA3

TDATA4

TELEPORTERS

TEMPLATE

TERRAIN=0%x

TEVENT

TEVENTS

TILE

TIME

TIMED

TIMER

TIMERD

TIMEUP

TIMEZONE

TINKERING

TITLE

TOGGLEABBREVIATION

TOPIC

TOPOBJ.

TOTALCONNECTTIME

TOTALPOLLEDACCOUNTS

TOTALPOLLEDCLIENTS

TOTALPOLLEDSERVERS

TOWNABBREV

TPROP

TPRV

TRACE

TRACKING

TRAIN

TRANSFER

TRIGGER

TRYP

TSPEECH

TWEAK

TWOHANDS

TYPE

TYPE %d

TYPEDEF

TYPEDEF.

TYPEDEFS

UNBLOCKIP

UNDERGROUND

UNDERWEAR

UNDO

UNEQUIP

UNEXTRACT

UNUSED

UPDATE

UPDATEX

UPING

URLLINK

USEIRC

USEITEM

USER

USERHOST

USERIP

VALID

Valstr

VALUE

VALUES

VENDCAP

VENDGOLD

VENDOR

VENDORMARKUP

VENDORMAXSELL

VERBOSE

VERSION

VETERINARY

VIEWCANDIDATES

VIEWCHARTER

VIEWENEMYS

VIEWROSTER

VIEWTHREATS

WALK

WALLCHOPS

WALLOPS

WEBCLIENTLISTFORM

WEBLINK

WEBPAGE

WEBPAGEDST

WEBPAGEFILE

WEBPAGELOG

WEBPAGESRC

WEBPAGEUPDATE

WEBSERVERLISTFORM

WEIGHT

WEIGHTMAX

WHERE

WHEREIS

WHOIS

WHOWAS

WICKED

WIPE

WOPPLAYER

WOPSTAFF

WORLDCHAR

WORLDITEM

WORLDITEM %s

WORLDSAVE

WRESTLING

WRITENUMIDS

XBODY

XSKIN







ON=@NPCAcceptItem // (NPC only) i've been given an item i like (according to DESIRES)

SAY char @NPCAcceptItem

ON=@NPCHearGreeting // (NPC only) i have been spoken to for the first time. (no memory of previous hearing)

SAY char @NPCHearGreeting

ON=@NPCHearNeed // (NPC only) i heard someone mention something i need. (11)

SAY char @NPCHearNeed

ON=@NPCHearUnknown //+(NPC only) I heard something i don't understand.

SAY char @NPCSeeNewPlayer

ON=@NPCRefuseItem // (NPC only) i've been given an item i don't want.

SAY char @NPCSeeNewPlayer

ON=@NPCSeeNewPlayer //+(NPC only) i see u for the first time. (in 20 minutes) (check memory time)

SAY char @NPCSeeNewPlayer

ON=@NPCSeeWantItem // (NPC only) i see something good.

SAY char @NPCSeeWantItem

ON=@PersonalSpace //+i just got stepped on.

SAY char @PersonalSpace





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IT_WAND

IT_WEAPON_*

IT_ARMOR

IT_ARMOR_LEATHER

IT_SHIELD

IT_CLOTHING

IT_LIGHT_OUT

IT_LIGHT_LIT

IT_SPELLBOOK

IT_JEWELRY

IT_EQ_SCRIPT

TDATA2 is the required strength

TDATA3 is the light ID

TDATA4 is the light burnout flag (1 = delete item, 0 = do nothing)



For these:

IT_WEAPON_BOW

IT_WEAPON_XBOW

TDATA1 is the sound effect

TDATA2 is the required strength

TDATA3 is the Ammo ID

TDATA4 is the Ammo effect animation ID.





For these:

IT_CONTAINER

IT_SIGN_GUMP

IT_SHIP_HOLD

IT_BBOARD

IT_CORPSE

IT_TRASH_CAN

IT_GAME_BOARD

IT_EQ_BANK_BOX

IT_EQ_VENDOR_BOX

IT_KEYRING

TDATA2 is the gump the is used when the container is opened

TDATA3 is the gump size





For these:

IT_FIGURINE

IT_EQ_HORSE

TDATA2 is the required strength to mount it

TDATA3 is the CreatureID





For these:

IT_FOOD_RAW

IT_MEAT_RAW

TDATA1 is the ID of the item this will cook to

TDATA2 is the creature type ID that this came from

TDATA3 is the skill required to cook it.





For IT_MUSICAL

TDATA1 is the sound ID if played well

TDATA2 is the sound ID if played poorly





For IT_ORE

TDATA1 is the ingot this will smelt to





For IT_INGOT

TDATA1 is the min skill required to smelt

TDATA2 is the skill required for maximum yield





For IT_DOOR and IT_DOOR_OPEN

TDATA1 is the sound to open or close





For IT_GAME_PIECE

TDATA1 is the starting X position

TDATA2 is the starting y position





For IT_BED

TDATA1 is the direction of the bed





For IT_FOLIAGE and IT_CROPS

TDATA1 is the item ID it will be reset to regrow from (0=nothing)

TDATA2 is the item ID it will further grow into (0=fully mature)

TDATA3 is the item ID it can be reaped for (0=immature - can't be reaped)





For IT_SEED and IT_FRUIT

TDATA1 is the item ID it will regrow from

TDATA2 is the item ID the seed looks like





For these:

IT_DRINK

IT_BOOZE

IT_POTION

IT_PITCHER

IT_WATER_WASH

TDATA1 is the item ID of the empty container





For these:

IT_SHIP_PLANK

IT_SHIP_SIDE

IT_SHIP_SIDE_LOCKED

TDATA1 is the next state (open/closed) for the ship side.



here is the how to on spelleffects =)

src.effect=n1, n2, n3, n4, n5



n1 is the effect "key", so to speak. Set this to 1 and a lightning bolt is used. This is the only way to get the lightning bolt animation, btw. Set this to 2 and you get a "static" animation that stays on top of the player. Set this to 3 and get a "flying" animation.. like fireball, etc.



n2 is the item id for the effect (only if n1 = 2 or 3)



n3 is the speed



n4 is the loop



n5 is used if n1 = 3. If you notice with Energy bolt, it "explodes" when it hits you. To have a flying animation explode when it hits, set this to 1. If you just want it to fly and not explode, 0.





Some examples to clarify.



src.effect=2,i_fx_curse,5,1,0



will give the "curse" graphic on the src





src.effect=3,i_fx_curse,5,1,1



will make the curse animation fly to the src and give a little explosion graphic when it hits





Now on Multis! =)

Multis are very simple. You simply create an item like normal, a single item (making it the

center of the multi tends to help unless it's a large building). Set type to t_multi for a static

multi and t_ship for a multi that responds like it is a ship. Next you need to set the MULTIREGION

property, which defines the area which is part of the multi. This is especially important for

ships, because everything in the MULTIREGION is moved.



MULTIREGION=-7,-2,7,2



This would set up a multi region that extends 7 tiles left (the -7)from your center piece and

7 tiles right. This would also extend 2 tiles in both directions from your center piece.



Next you need to set up the components of your multi, unless you want it to be a single item.

You use this using the *Gasp* COMPONENT property.



COMPONENT=03e4e,1,4,0 //item id, x offset, y offset, z offset

(All offsets are from your center piece. This item would be placed 1 square east and 4 south of

your item.)



That's all there is to programming multis. Not that hard, was it? Then simply set the MORE of your deed to the item number of your new multi and ta da! You have just created a custom multi!



And finally here goes my last post on gumps

thats an old tutorial for 51 version but im sure you smart ppl can revert that to dialogs right? =)

[GUMP #] // The number of the gump.

(x),(y) // where the gump starts on the screen (0,0 starts it at top left corner)(can be in hex or dec - I would use dec.)

resizepic (x pos) (y pos) (gump ID)(width) (height) // Gump ID value must be in dec.

text(x pos) (y pos) (color) (text index)

gumppic (x pos) (y pos) (gump id) // Gump value must be in dec.

tilepic (x pos) (y pos) (tile id) // Tile value must be in dec.

button (x pos) (y pos) (gump id) (depressed gump id) (group to call) (page to call) (button index)

group (number) // Everything after this belongs in this group until another group is formed.

page (number) // Everything after this belongs in this page until another page is formed.

checkbox (x pos) (y pos) (gump id) (selected gump id) (0=unselected >0=selected) (some kind of return value?)

radio (x pos) (y pos) (gump id) (selected gump id) (0=unselected >0=selected) (some kind of return value?)



[GUMP # TEXT] // The text for the GUMP #.

Text entered here // text index 0

Text line 1 // text index 1

Text line 2 etc // text index 2



[GUMP # BUTTON] // The text for the GUMP #.

ONBUTTON=0 // The button index

ONBUTTON=1 // Button index 1

ONBUTTON=2 // Button index 2 (the button index is like the text index)



Actions that can go under buttons;

GUMPDLG # // Where # is number of gump you want to call up

TRYP (?) INPDLG=((caption as variable) (max chars))

// TRYP values - I think this is try Privilege

// 255 restricted

// 6 Gm

// 4 Counselor

// 3 ?



The above information, you will have already seen on other pages if you've gone in search of gump help. It is just a guideline, it doesn't explain what to do, so I will make a test gump and explain it along the way...



[GUMP 20] // Gump Test Menu

0,0 // This makes the gump start in the top left corner of the screen

resizepic 0 0 2600 350 300 // (x) (y) (gump ID) (width) (height) This creates a curved grey background for your gump using the top left corner Gump ID for curved grey

gumppic 117 104 1418 // (x) (y) (gump ID) This places a castle picture in the right bottom corner of the gump background

text 168 85 126 0 // (x) (y) (color # in dec) (text index) This puts text in the top center of the gump - a Title

button 90 135 210 211 1 0 0 // (x) (y) (gump ID) (depressed gump ID) (group to call) (page to call) (button index) This is Button 0

text 120 135 955 1 (x) (y) (color # in dec.) (text index) This puts text next to Button 0

button 90 255 210 211 1 0 1 // This is Button 1 (Notice (y) value is more than Button 0 (y) value - this is so that the button will move down the gump below Button 0.

text 120 255 955 2 (x) (y) (color # in dec.) (text index) This puts text next to Button 1



[GUMP 20] - you have now created the basis for your simple Gump Test Menu. You are not finished yet, because [GUMP 20] needs information in text and button blocks, that tells the gump what you want to do when a button is pressed or what text to put in the gump menu



[GUMP 20 TEXT] // Where the text for your gump goes in index order!

Gump Test Menu // Text index 0

Click this button to see Server Information // Text index 1

Click this button to call up Gump Test Menu TWO // Text index 2



[GUMP 20 TEXT] is completed now. Don't forget to keep it in index order, and check to make sure you have an index number for your text in your [GUMP 20] - it is easy to forget or to make errors. Taking things slowly and double checking before moving on saves time later - you won't have to go thru a big script rechecking everything.

Now, on to [GUMP 20 BUTTON]...



[GUMP 20 BUTTON] // Tells [GUMP 20] what to do when a button is pressed

ONBUTTON=0 // Button 0

SRC.INFORMATION

ONBUTTON=1 // Button 1

GUMPDLG 21 // This calls up [GUMP 21]



You have finished [GUMP 20]. Button 1 in your Gump Test Menu when clicked will call up another gump. You need to make [GUMP 21] for the second gump test menu to appear when Button 1 is clicked. By now, you should have a basic understanding of how to create simple gump menus and make them do things for you when buttons are clicked.



Clarifying a few things;



LOADING & SAVING GUMP FILES

You must pause the server for resync first, before loading your gump scripts or saving recent changes to either SPHEREGump.scp or SPHEREGump2.scp, then complete the resync and test the gumps.



TRIAL & ERROR

You will be wondering... how can I work out what the x and y coords are for gump scripting? Width? Height? The best answer I can give you now is, trial and error. This is one of the reasons Gump Scripting is so time consuming. You have to make "well-educated" guesses! 0,0 is top right corner, 70,70 is approx the centre of the UO screen. Just play around until you get it to what you want. The x value increases from left to right, while y increases in value from the top of the screen to the bottom. Duh, just sayin that in case





HAVE FUN! =)



I cant add everything i have on gumps so ill add a little bit of help...nothing that big but it helps

Gump Command Document

=====================



NOTE: All values *must* be in decimal! Hex values can

NOTE: (and usually will) crash the gump!



page #



- Sets the "page number" to '#'

- Page 0 = Background page -- this is ALWAYS showing (and is MANDATORY!)

- Page 1+ = Foreground pages -- these overlap page-0 (also see "button")



noclose



- Won't let the gump be closed with a right-click



nodispose



- Won't let the gump be closed by clicking ESCAPE

- YOU MUST HAVE THIS!!!! This is NOT an option!



nomove



- Disallows dragging of the gump.



gumppic X Y GUMPID



- Displays a single "art gump" at [X,Y]

- (Uses "Gump" art from InsideUO)



resizepic X Y GUMPID W H



- Resized "gump" made up of art from 'GUMPID' to 'GUMPID+8'

- Top-left is at [X,Y]. W and H specify Width and Height.

- (Uses "Gump" art from InsideUO)



tilepic X Y TILEID



- Displays a single "tile" graphic at [X,Y] on the gump

- (Uses "Static Tiles" from InsideUO [under Artwork])



text X Y COLOR DATAIDX



- Display a line of text on the gump at [X,Y] in colour 'COLOR'

- DATAIDX is the position of the text in the data[] array

- NOTE: DATAIDX goes from 0-xxx ... data[] goes from 1-(xxx+1)...

- I.E.: DATAIDX=0 -> data[1]; DATAIDX=12 -> data[13]; etc...



croppedtext X Y W H COLOR DATAIDX



- Display a line of text on the gump at [X,Y] in colour 'COLOR'

- W and H are the width and height of the croppedtext's bounding box

- DATAIDX is the position of the text in the data[] array

- NOTE: See 'text' for info on DATAIDX

- If the text exceeds the bounding box, it is truncated with an ellipsis (...)



textentry X Y W H COLOR KEYID DATAIDX



- Display a text-entry control on the gump at [X,Y] in colour 'COLOR'

- W and H are the width and height of the textentry's bounding box

- KEYID is the Key Value that the text is returned in [from SendDialogGump()]

- DATAIDX is the position of the text in the data[] array (see "text")



1) button X Y UPID DOWNID 0 PAGE

2) button X Y UPID DOWNID 1 0 KEYID



- Display a button on the gump at [X,Y]

- 1) Changes which page is shown on-top to 'PAGE' (using "page X", above)

- 2) A button that closes the gump, returning KEYID.

- UPID is the 'gump art' that shows in it's normal (unpressed) state

- DOWNID is the 'gump art' that is shown when you press it.



checkbox X Y OFFID ONID STATE KEYID



- Displays a check-box (can be off/on) on the gump at [X,Y]

- OFFID is the 'gump art' shown when the checkbox is 'OFF' (or 'FALSE')

- ONID is the 'gump art' shown when the checkbox is 'ON' (or 'TRUE')

- STATE specifies the checkbox's initial state (1=ON , 0=OFF)

- KEYID is the checkbox's return value - This is ONLY returned when set to ON!



radio X Y OFFID ONID STATE KEYID



- Displays a radio-button (can be off/on) on the gump at [X,Y]

- OFFID is the 'gump art' shown when the button is 'OFF' (unselected)

- ONID is the 'gump art' shown when the button is 'ON' (selected)

- STATE specifies the button's initial state (1=selected , 0=unselected)

- KEYID is the button's return value - This is ONLY returned when set to ON!

- Only ONE radio button can be selected in a group.

- New groups can be specified by using the "GROUP #" command.



group #



- Sets the group number for radio buttons

- Must be used before the radio-buttons are created







/////////////////////////////////////////////

Q: What do the values MORE, MORE2, and MOREP stand for?

A: Before we go into a full discourse on MORE, MORE2, and MOREP, we need to define a few terms. A DWORD is a Double-Word, which is a 32 bit unsigned integer value. It can range from 0 to 4294967295. In hex, that would be 0 to FFFFFFFF. A WORD is a single-Word, which is a 16 bit unsigned integer value. It can range from 0 to 65535, or 0 to FFFF. A BYTE is a 8 bit integer, which ranges from 0 to 255, or 0 to FF.



With that in mind, MORE and MORE2 are DWORD values, while MOREP is a structure containing a WORD, a WORD, and a BYTE. The three components of MOREP are often referred to as MOREX, MOREY and MOREZ, respectively.



Occasionally, a DWORD value is used as a combination of two WORD values, with the high order WORD storing one piece of data, and the low order WORD storing another.



The meanings of MORE, MORE2, and MOREP depends on the type of item in question. Here's what I could pull out of the source code as of 0.55c:



For containers, doors, ships, and ship holds, MORE is the key UID, MORE2 is the lock complexity (how hard to pick), and MOREX is the trap type (not used yet).



For ship tillermen, keys, and signs, MORE is the lock UID.



For a bank box, MORE is the amount of gold in the account, MORE2 is the amount to restock to (for NPCs), and MOREP is the point (x, y, and z) is the point in the world where the bank box was opened.



For game boards, MORE is the type of pieces to use ( 0 = chess, 1 = checkers, 2 = none )



For wands and weapons, MORE (low) is the current amount of hitpoints the item has, MORE (high) is the maximum hitpoints for the item, MORE2 is the number of remaining charges (if magical), MOREX is the spell type (if magical), MOREY is the spell strength (0-1000), and MOREZ is the poison skill applied (0-100).



For armour, shields, clothing and jewelry, the values are the same as for weapons (above) with the exception that MOREZ is not used.



For equipped spell effects, fire, scrolls, comm crystals, campfires, and lava, MORE (low) is the polymorph effect on STR, MORE (high) is the polymorph effect on DEX, MORE2 is the number of charges left, MOREX is the spell type, MOREY is the spell strength (0-1000), and MOREZ is the light pattern.



For a spellbook, MORE is a mask of available spells in circles 0-4, MORE2 is a mask of available spells in circles 5-8, MOREX, MOREY, and MOREZ are additional spells (necro, etc).



For a map, MORE (low) is the top coordinate, MORE (high) is the left coordinate, MORE2 (low) is the bottom coordinate, MORE2 (high) is the right coordinate), MOREZ indicates whether the map has pins or not. MOREX and MOREY are the coordinates of the pin (I think).



For fruit, food, and meat, MORE is the ItemID that will be result from cooking this, MORE2 is the creature ID that this came from, MOREX is the magic effect when eaten, MOREY is the spell strength, and MOREZ is the poison skill applied.



For a corpse, MORE is the time of death, MORE2 is the UID of the killer, MOREX and MOREY make up a single DWORD which specifies what type of creature this is, and MOREZ is the direction it is facing.



For a window or a lightsource, MOREY is how many charges the light has before it will burn out, and MOREZ is the light pattern.



For an item spawn point, MORE is the itemid or template id that will be spawned, MORE2 is the max # of items to spawn per interval (if 0, then spawn a random number up to total amount), MOREX is the min time between spawns (in minutes), MOREY is the max time between spawns (in minutes), and MOREZ is the max distance away from the spawn to create the spawned item(s).



For an NPC spawn point, MORE is the creature ID or group ID that will be spawned, MORE2 is the current number of creatures spawned from here, MOREX is the min time between spawns (in minutes), MOREY is the max time between spawns (in minutes), and MOREZ is the max distance away from the spawn to create the spawned NPC -- this will also be the maximum wander distance for the NPC.



For an explosion, MOREX is the damage from the explosion, MOREY is the type of damage ( fire, magic, etc), and MOREZ is the distance range for the damage.



For a book or a message, MORE is either the book ID from RES_BOOK, or the time stamp for the book/message if MORE | 0x80000000).



For an NPC script book, MORE is the same as for other books, MORE2 (low) is the current script page, MORE2 (high) is the current offset, and MOREZ is the priority for this script (% chance they want to do this).



For a deed, MORE is the itemID that will be generated, and MORE2 is the previous key ID (e.g. for a drydocked ship deed).



For a potion, MORE is the potion effect type, MORE2 is the strength of the potion (0-1000), and MOREX is the countdown to explosion (for purple potions).



For crops or foliage, MORE is the respawn time, MORE2 is the fruit ID for when this is reaped, and MOREX is the number of additional stages until this becomes ripe.



For trees, rocks, water and grass, MORE is the resource ID (RES_REGIONRESOURCE).



For figurines and mounted horses, MORE is the creature ID, and MORE2 is the UID of the offline creature.



For a rune, MORE is the number of uses left before it wears out, and MOREP contains the coordinates of the marked location.



For telepads and moongates, MORE is a flag for whether it only works for players and pets, MORE2 is a flag for whether the teleport animation is triggered or not, and MOREP contains the coordinates of the destination.



For memory objects, MORE (low) is the action type this is a memory for, MORE (high) is the skill involved, MORE2 is the start time of the memory, and MOREP contains the coordinates at which the memory occurred.



For a multi or a ship, MORE is the UID of the player that created/owns the multi, MORE2 contains the speed, anchor flag, direction of movement, and facing direction in each byte respectively.



For a portculis, MORE is the z height at the lowest setting, and MORE2 is the z height at the highest setting.



For an advancement gate, MORE is the creature template to use.



For a beehive, MORE contains the amount of honey which has accumulated.



For a loom, MORE is the cloth type currently loaded here, and MORE2 contains the amount of cloth currently in the loom.



For an archery butte, MORE contains the type of ammo currently stuck in it, MORE2 contains the amount of items stuck in it.



For a cannon, MORE2 contains a mask of what is currently loaded in it. (0 = none, 1=powder, 2=shot)



For a murder flag, MORE contains the amount of time before it expires.



For an item stone, MORE contains the item or template ID to generate, MORE2 is the price, MOREX is the regen time (0 = instant), MOREY is the total amount to deliver (0 = infinite, 0xFFFF = none left).



For a web, MORE is the amount of hits the web can take.



For a trap, MORE is the animation ID, MORE2 is the damage, MOREX is the time to animate, MOREY is the time to idle until reset, and MOREZ is a flag to indicate if the trap simply idles from active to inactive.



For a switch, MORE is the item ID of the next state of the switch, and MOREX is a flag to indicate if this is activated by stepping on it.



For a sound, MORE is the sound ID, and MORE2 is a flag to indicate repetition.



For a guildstone, townstone or roomstone, MORE is the alignment, MORE2 is the gold in the account.



For leather, feathers, fur, wool, blood, and bones, MORE2 is the creature ID type this came from.



Q: Alot of items have something called TDATA. What is this?

A: TDATA is really type-specific data. Much like the MORE values, the meaning of the 4 TDATA fields depends entirely on the item type in question. Each of the fields is a DWORD. They are designated by TDATAn, where n is either 1, 2, 3, or 4. Not all TDATA fields are used by each item type.



For wands, weapons, armour, clothing, lights, spellbooks, jewelry, and NPC scripts, TDATA2 is the required strength, TDATA3 is the light ID, and TDATA4 is a flag to indicate what happens when the light burns out (0=nothing, 1=delete the object).



For bows and crossbows, TDATA2 is the required strength, TDATA3 is required ammo base ID, and TDATA4 is the fired ammo graphic ID.



For containers, sign gumps, ship holds, bulliten boards, corpses, trash cans, game boards, bank boxes, vendor boxes and keyrings, TDATA2 is the gumpID, TDATA3 is the minimum gump size, and TDATA4 is the maximum gump size.



For figurines and equipped horses, TDATA2 is the required strength and TDATA3 is the base creature ID.



For raw food and raw meat, TDATA1 is the item ID this cooks into, TDATA2 is the creature ID type that the meat came from, and TDATA3 is the skill required to cook it.



For musical instruments, TDATA1 is the sound ID to be played if successful, and TDATA2 is the sound ID to be played if not successful.



For ore, TDATA1 is the itemID of the ingot this will smelt into.



For ingots, TDATA1 is the skill required to smelt this, and TDATA2 is the skill required to get the maximum yield when smelting.



For doors, TDATA1 is the sound ID it makes.



For game pieces, TDATA1 is the starting x position, and TDATA2 is the starting y position.



For a bed, TDATA1 is the direction it occupies.



For foliage and crops, TDATA1 is the itemID it grows from, TDATA2 is itemID it will grow into, and TDATA3 is the itemID of the fruit that can be reaped from it.



For seeds and fruit, TDATA1 is the itemID it grows from, and TDATA2 is the itemID to use for the seed (copper coin is the default).



For drinks, booze, potions, pitchers, and wash water, TDATA1 is a flag that indicates whether the container is empty or not.



For ship planks and ship sides, TDATA1 is the itemID of the next open/closed state.



This list isn't exactly complete, and there's a lot of other kinds of errors to add, but this is all I can give you for now. Note that this list is thanks to ALTIARA, so next time you see him, be sure to thank him. For now, it's up to you to figure out where these errors can be found in the console and what, exactly, the error message listed here means. Later on, it'll be a more comprehensive setup.





Item Errors:



2202 -- item is equipped, but the parent object isn't a character

2203 -- item is a cashier's check, but isn't in a bankbox

2205 -- bad link object

2206 -- object is a deathrobe or a gm robe, but it isn't on a character

2207 -- object is a deathshroud, but the character wearing it is alive

2208 -- object is a GM robe, but the character wearing it has a PLEVEL < PLEVEL_Counselor

2222 -- object is a memory, but it isn't equipped

2220 -- object is a Trade EQ Window type, but it isn't equipped

2221 -- object has a IT_EQ_CLIENT_LINGER type, but isn't equipped

2226 -- objects is a EQ_HORSE, but isn't equipped in LAYER_HORSE

2227 -- Hair or beard that is in a container that isn't a corpse or vendor box (and isn't equipped)

2228 -- hair or beard that is equipped on the wrong layer

2229 -- a game piece that isn't in a container

2230 -- an eqipped trade window object that is in the wrong layer.

2231 -- and object in LAYER_SPECIAL that isn't the correct type (MEMORY or SCRIPT)

2233 -- something that isn't a horse in LAYER_HORSE

2234 -- something that isn't EQ_CLIENT_LINGER in LAYER_Client_Linger

2235 -- something in the LAYER_MURDERS on an NPC or in a non-murderer PC.

2236 -- ATTR_DECAY is set, but TIMER==-1





Character Errors:



1103 -- an NPC that has STATF_Ridden set, but the active skill isn't NPCACT_RIDDEN

1104 -- a mounted NPC that doesn't have a mount item in the world

1105 -- a mounted NPC with a figurine UID that doesn't match its own UID

1106 -- a disconnected NPC that isn't dead

1107 -- a character that is neither an NPC or a PC

1108 -- a character whose top point isn't valid