Would this script work?

[I_Jedi]

For K2, would this script work:

 

void main()

{

object oNPC = GetObjectByTag ("czerka_dock");

object oNB = GetObjectByTag ("noob_blaster");

ActionGiveItem(oNB, oNPC);

ActionEquipItem(oNB, 4, int bInstant=FALSE);

ActionEquipItem(oNB, 5, int bInstant=FALSE);

}

 

...for making a creature equipping two weapons; with knowledge that czerka_dock and noob_blaster can be found.

 

The const most likely in question is 155 in nwscript.nss

 

Thanks if you know. If it doesn't work please give suggestions. Thanks again.

[DarthNandis]

Idk... you don't need to give 2 oNB to work right?

[I_Jedi]

The reason, I believe, I put two oNB is due to two inventory slots. So...would it work?

[Exile007]

The inb-instant part of your script seems to be causing a syntax error when you compile. Also, you aren't telling the oNPC guy to actually equip the weapon, unless the script is fired in a certain way.

 

Try this variation; I don't know if it actually works in-game, but it does at least get past the compile portion of the process.

 

void main()
{
object oNPC = GetObjectByTag ("czerka_dock");
object oNB = GetObjectByTag ("noob_blaster");
ActionGiveItem(oNB, oNPC);
AssignCommand(oNPC, ActionEquipItem(oNB, 4));
AssignCommand(oNPC, ActionEquipItem(oNB, 5));
}

[I_Jedi]

"unless the script is fired in a certain way"

 

Which way is that?

[Pavlos]

It's been a while but...

 

"unless the script is fired in a certain way"

 

Which way is that?

If the script is fired from a dialogue node ("spoken" by the creature in question) or one of the scripts listed in the *.utc file then it should work, otherwise you have to tell the game who should be performing the action with the AssignCommand()... command.

[I_Jedi]

I have tried it and it didn't work.

 

It is supposed to fire when a certain accessible node is spoken by the NPC.

[Pavlos]

I have tried it and it didn't work.

 

It is supposed to fire when a certain accessible node is spoken by the NPC.

Check to see if the item is definitely in the creature's inventory; check that the *.uti is definitely in the override; make sure that the script name is no more than sixteen characters and is correctly listed in the dialogue file; make sure that its tag is definitely "noob_blaster", and the same for the creature.

 

What is probably easier than what you're doing is simply to create the item on the creature and then have him equip it:

 

void main()
{

   object oNPC = GetObjectByTag("OBJECT_SELF");
   // I am guessing that you want the creature to be dual wielding; you therefore need to create the item *twice*
   object oItem1 = CreateItemOnObject("OBJECT_TEMPLATE_RESREF");
   object oItem2 = CreateItemOnObject("OBJECT_TEMPLATE_RESREF");

       // This should tell you if the items are being created or if there's a problem somewhere;
       // it won't tell you which one but I'm out of practice
       if (!GetIsObjectValid(oItem1) && !GetIsObjectValid(oItem2)) {
           SendMessageToPC(GetFirstPC(), "Something wrong with item creation");
           return;
       }

       // Equip the items
       AssignCommand(oNPC, ActionEquipItem(oItem1, INVENTORY_SLOT_RIGHTWEAPON));
       DelayCommand(0.1, AssignCommand(oNPC, ActionEquipItem(oItem2, INVENTORY_SLOT_LEFTWEAPON)));

}

[I_Jedi]

That worked! Thanks.

 

I believe that I read somewhere that kotor tool messes up the utc files in a thread.

 

So, with that information, how do I make a weapon undroppable or not available in the remains?

[Mandalore_The_Great]

So, with that information, how do I make a weapon undroppable or not available in the remains?

An easy way would be to click the "undroppable" box when making a new item(or editing an old one, for that matter). I can't remember a scripting solution at the moment. Haven't made a mod in... maybe a year