Chapter 1 - Revision history

Soulless at 19:40, 19 August 2022

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Soulless at 19:21, 19 August 2022

2022-08-19T19:21:20Z

Soulless at 19:21, 19 August 2022

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BubonicPestilence: /* TEMPLATE */

2014-11-30T20:30:28Z

‎TEMPLATE

Extirecide: /* Numbers */

2013-01-12T12:08:24Z

‎Numbers

Sirius: /* TEMPLATE */

2011-03-09T07:18:03Z

‎TEMPLATE

Sirius: Languagetoolbar inserted

2010-11-26T19:53:40Z

Languagetoolbar inserted

MrSugarCube at 18:28, 3 June 2009

2009-06-03T18:28:17Z

MrSugarCube at 18:26, 3 June 2009

2009-06-03T18:26:10Z

MrSugarCube: /* CHARDEF */

2009-06-01T21:07:51Z

‎CHARDEF

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	'''MOVERATE''': This setting (that can only be writed at the npc chardef) controls how fast the npc moves. The smaller the value, the faster the npc is. For example, if I have a horse chardef with default moverate (100) and another with moverate=60, the one with 60 will walk and run a lot faster than the other horse. This is great for making really difficult monsters to kill.		'''MOVERATE''': This setting (that can only be writed at the npc chardef) controls how fast the npc moves. The smaller the value, the faster the npc is. For example, if I have a horse chardef with default moverate (100) and another with moverate=60, the one with 60 will walk and run a lot faster than the other horse. This is great for making really difficult monsters to kill.
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−	'''TAG.OVERRIDE.MOVEDELAY''': Overrides completely the moverate checks and setting the next movement to the given timer, eg 'tag.override.moverate=250' makes the npc move each 250 milliseconds when walking.

	'''RESLEVEL''': This tells sphere what version of uo this monster is from, for example, a Wanderer of the Void will have RESLEVEL=3 (3=AOS) (see sphere_defs.scp for a complete list), so only accounts with RESDISP 3 or bigger can see this monster as he really is.		'''RESLEVEL''': This tells sphere what version of uo this monster is from, for example, a Wanderer of the Void will have RESLEVEL=3 (3=AOS) (see sphere_defs.scp for a complete list), so only accounts with RESDISP 3 or bigger can see this monster as he really is.

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 '''MOVERATE''': This setting (that can only be writed at the npc chardef) controls how fast the npc moves. The smaller the value, the faster the npc is. For example, if I have a horse chardef with default moverate (100) and another with moverate=60, the one with 60 will walk and run a lot faster than the other horse. This is great for making really difficult monsters to kill.
-'''TAG.OVERRIDE.MOVEDELAY''' :Overrides completely the moverate checks and setting the next movement to the given timer, eg 'tag.override.moverate=250' makes the npc move each 250 milliseconds when walking.
+'''TAG.OVERRIDE.MOVEDELAY''': Overrides completely the moverate checks and setting the next movement to the given timer, eg 'tag.override.moverate=250' makes the npc move each 250 milliseconds when walking.
 '''RESLEVEL''': This tells sphere what version of uo this monster is from, for example, a Wanderer of the Void will have RESLEVEL=3 (3=AOS) (see sphere_defs.scp for a complete list), so only accounts with RESDISP 3 or bigger can see this monster as he really is.

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	'''MOVERATE''': This setting (that can only be writed at the npc chardef) controls how fast the npc moves. The smaller the value, the faster the npc is. For example, if I have a horse chardef with default moverate (100) and another with moverate=60, the one with 60 will walk and run a lot faster than the other horse. This is great for making really difficult monsters to kill.		'''MOVERATE''': This setting (that can only be writed at the npc chardef) controls how fast the npc moves. The smaller the value, the faster the npc is. For example, if I have a horse chardef with default moverate (100) and another with moverate=60, the one with 60 will walk and run a lot faster than the other horse. This is great for making really difficult monsters to kill.
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		+	'''TAG.OVERRIDE.MOVEDELAY''' :Overrides completely the moverate checks and setting the next movement to the given timer, eg 'tag.override.moverate=250' makes the npc move each 250 milliseconds when walking.
		+

	'''RESLEVEL''': This tells sphere what version of uo this monster is from, for example, a Wanderer of the Void will have RESLEVEL=3 (3=AOS) (see sphere_defs.scp for a complete list), so only accounts with RESDISP 3 or bigger can see this monster as he really is.		'''RESLEVEL''': This tells sphere what version of uo this monster is from, for example, a Wanderer of the Void will have RESLEVEL=3 (3=AOS) (see sphere_defs.scp for a complete list), so only accounts with RESDISP 3 or bigger can see this monster as he really is.

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−	<font color="darkblue">[TEMPLATE 101505]</font>: First of all, we look at the header for our template. An interesting thing about templates is that the item name cannot be a DEFNAME like all other scripts. It must be a ridiculously high number like 101505.	+	<font color="darkblue">[TEMPLATE 101505]</font>: First of all, we look at the header for our template. An interesting thing about templates is that the item name cannot be a DEFNAME like all other scripts. It must be a ridiculously high number like 101505.
		+	<font color="darkblue">DEFNAME=backpack_poor</font>: Of course, SPHERE developers are not entirely evil, and have provided us with the ability to give these scary numbers a DEFNAME for easier access. You tell me, which would you rather type? ".add 101505" or ".add backpack_poor"? I thought so.

−		+	'''Note:''' Since .56c, move DEFNAME to [TEMPLATE ...], e.g. [TEMPLATE backpack_poor]
−	~~<font color="darkblue">DEFNAME=backpack_poor</font>~~: ~~Of course~~, ~~SPHERE developers are not entirely evil, and have provided us with the ability~~ to ~~give these scary numbers a DEFNAME for easier access~~. ~~You tell me~~, ~~which would you rather type? "~~.~~add 101505" or "~~.~~add~~ backpack_poor~~"? I thought so.~~

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 | Binary        || Hexadecimal
 |-
 | 000000001 (1) || 01
 |-
 | 000000010 (2) || 02
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 Onward to some SPHERE scripting!
 ==Defnames==

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-random_food 1
+random_food 1<br>
 3
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 ITEM=random_reagent, {5 12}<br />
 ITEM=random_necro_reagent, {5 12}<br /></font></tt>
 ==Examples==

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	==Numbers==		==Numbers==

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	Remember, the best way to learn this type of scripts is to read the scripts provided for you in files like sphereitem_colorarm.scp and sphereitem_beers.scp.		Remember, the best way to learn this type of scripts is to read the scripts provided for you in files like sphereitem_colorarm.scp and sphereitem_beers.scp.

−	[[Category:~~Tutorial~~]]	+	[[Category:Tutorials]]

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	Remember, the best way to learn this type of scripts is to read the scripts provided for you in files like sphereitem_colorarm.scp and sphereitem_beers.scp.		Remember, the best way to learn this type of scripts is to read the scripts provided for you in files like sphereitem_colorarm.scp and sphereitem_beers.scp.
		+
		+	[[Category:Tutorial]]

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-<tt><font color="darkblue">[CHARDEF 0190]<br />
+<spherescript>[CHARDEF 0190]
-DEFNAME=c_man<br />
+DEFNAME=c_man
-Name=Man<br />
+Name=Man
-ICON=i_pet_MAN<br />
+ICON=i_pet_MAN
-CAN=MT_EQUIP|MT_WALK|MT_RUN|MT_USEHANDS<br />
+CAN=MT_EQUIP|MT_WALK|MT_RUN|MT_USEHANDS
-RESOURCES=i_flesh_head, i_flesh_torso, i_flesh_right_arm, i_flesh_left_arm<br />
+RESOURCES=i_flesh_head, i_flesh_torso, i_flesh_right_arm, i_flesh_left_arm
-FOODTYPE=15 t_food, t_fruit<br />
+FOODTYPE=15 t_food, t_fruit
-DESIRES=i_gold,e_notoriety<br />
+DESIRES=i_gold,e_notoriety
-AVERSIONS=t_TRAP,t_eerie_stuff<br />
+AVERSIONS=t_TRAP,t_eerie_stuff
-SHELTER=r_house<br />
+SHELTER=r_house
-BLOODCOLOR=0<br />
+BLOODCOLOR=0
-<br />
-TSPEECH=spk_human_prime<br />
+TSPEECH=spk_human_prime
-TSPEECH=spk_human_default<br />
+TSPEECH=spk_human_default
-TEVENTS=e_Human_HearUnk<br />
+TEVENTS=e_Human_HearUnk
-DESCRIPTION=Man<br />
+DESCRIPTION=Man
-SUBSECTION=Miscellaneous<br />
+SUBSECTION=Miscellaneous
-CATEGORY=Civilized<br /></font></tt>
+CATEGORY=Civilized</spherescript>
 As you can see, it doesn't look a lot different than the item scripts we examined in the previous section. There are a lot of variables set that are the same, including DEFNAME, DESCRIPTION, and the other Axis variables.
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-<tt><font color="darkblue">MT_NONMOVER        0 // We can't move at all<br />
+<spherescript>MT_NONMOVER        0 // We can't move at all
-MT_GHOST          01 // We can walk through doors and such, like a ghost<br />
+MT_GHOST          01 // We can walk through doors and such, like a ghost
-MT_SWIM           02 // I can swim! (Water elementals, dolphins, etc)<br />
+MT_SWIM           02 // I can swim! (Water elementals, dolphins, etc)
-MT_WALK           04 // I can move. Set this if you want your creature to move.<br />
+MT_WALK           04 // I can move. Set this if you want your creature to move.
-MT_FLY           010 // Moves through (supposed to be over) trees<br />
+MT_FLY           010 // Moves through (supposed to be over) trees
-MT_FIRE_IMMUNE   020 // Immune to damage by fire. Setting this on a player is bad.  :)<br />
+MT_FIRE_IMMUNE   020 // Immune to damage by fire. Setting this on a player is bad.  :)
-MT_EQUIP       00100 // Can equip things<br />
+MT_EQUIP       00100 // Can equip things
-MT_USEHANDS    00200 // Can use his hands to carry things (or open doors)<br />
+MT_USEHANDS    00200 // Can use his hands to carry things (or open doors)
-MT_MALE            0 // Is a male<br />
+MT_MALE            0 // Is a male
-MT_FEMALE      00800 // Is a female<br />
+MT_FEMALE      00800 // Is a female
-MT_NONHUM      01000 // Non-human. I'm not sure what this does.<br />
+MT_NONHUM      01000 // Non-human. I'm not sure what this does.
-MT_RUN         02000 // Can move really fast!<br /></font></tt>
+MT_RUN         02000 // Can move really fast!</spherescript>
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-<tt><font color="darkblue">[CHARDEF 310]<br />
+<spherescript>[CHARDEF 310]
-DEFNAME=c_Wailing_Banshee<br />
+DEFNAME=c_Wailing_Banshee
-NAME=Wailing Banshee<br />
+NAME=Wailing Banshee
-SOUND=snd_monster_zombie1<br />
+SOUND=snd_monster_zombie1
-ICON=i_pet_wailingbanshee<br />
+ICON=i_pet_wailingbanshee
-DAM=11,16<br />
+DAM=11,16
-RESDISPDNID=c_spectre<br />
+RESDISPDNID=c_spectre
-RESLEVEL=3<br />
+RESLEVEL=3
-RESDISPDNHUE=01<br />
+RESDISPDNHUE=01
-ARMOR=20<br />
+ARMOR=20
-CAN=MT_WALK|MT_FLY<br />
+CAN=MT_WALK|MT_FLY
-DESIRES=i_gold,e_notoriety,e_horses,c_man,c_woman,t_corpse<br />
+DESIRES=i_gold,e_notoriety,e_horses,c_man,c_woman,t_corpse
-CATEGORY=New Monsters<br />
+CATEGORY=New Monsters
-SUBSECTION=AOS<br />
+SUBSECTION=AOS
-DESCRIPTION=Wailing Banshee<br />
+DESCRIPTION=Wailing Banshee
-<br />
-ON=@Create<br />
+ON=@Create
-:NPC=brain_monster<br />
+	NPC = brain_monster
-:FAME={100 3000}<br />
+	FAME = {100 3000}
-:KARMA={-5000 -6999}<br />
+	KARMA = {-5000 -6999}
-:STR={126 166}<br />
+	STR = {126 166}
-:INT={86 115}<br />
+	INT = {86 115}
-:DEX={41 75}<br />
+	DEX = {41 75}
-:MAGICRESISTANCE={75.0 95.0}<br />
+	MAGICRESISTANCE = {75.0 95.0}
-:TACTICS={45.0 75.0}<br />
+	TACTICS = {45.0 75.0}
-:WRESTLING={50.0 70.0}<br />
+	WRESTLING = {50.0 70.0}
-<br />
-ON=@NpcRestock<br />
+ON=@NpcRestock
-:ITEM=i_gold,{50 100}<br />
+	ITEM = i_gold, {50 100}
-:ITEM=i_reag_daemon_bone,{2 6}<br /></font></tt>
+	ITEM = i_reag_daemon_bone, {2 6}</spherescript>
 And there you have it. A simple character script and some new things. Read the chapter that is all about making NPCs later in the tutorial.
 ==TEMPLATE==