Kitanna Posted January 8, 2008 Share Posted January 8, 2008 Could someone tell me please what I did wrong here? Error says cannot verify trigger. I know it has to be something simple but I can't make it work + ~Class(Player1,Fighter) (Player1,Cleric) (Player1,Paladin)~ + ~(Blah blah)~ Link to comment
theacefes Posted January 8, 2008 Share Posted January 8, 2008 I'm not sure how much help this is but this is what I used during Sarah's romance conditional talk. CHAIN IF ~Global("SarahTalkFriend","GLOBAL", 6)~ THEN K#SarahB SF3 ~, did you know your mother?~[K#Sara67] DO ~SetGlobal("SarahTalkFriend","GLOBAL",7) RealSetGlobalTimer("SarahTimerFriend","GLOBAL",1800)~ END + ~Gender(Player1,FEMALE) ReputationGT(Player1,12) OR(3) Race(Player1,HUMAN) Race(Player1,ELF) Race(Player1,HALF_ELF)~ + ~No, I'm afraid not. She died when I was born. What about you?~ GOTO SF3-1 + ~Gender(Player1,FEMALE) ReputationLT(Player1,13) OR(3) Race(Player1,HUMAN) Race(Player1,ELF) Race(Player1,HALF_ELF)~ + ~No, I'm afraid not. She died when I was born. What about you?~ GOTO SF3-2 + ~Gender(Player1,FEMALE) !Race(Player1,HUMAN) !Race(Player1,ELF) !Race(Player1,HALF_ELF)~ + ~No, I'm afraid not. She died when I was born. What about you?~ GOTO SF3-2 + ~Gender(Player1,MALE)~ + ~No, I'm afraid not. She died when I was born. What about you?~ GOTO SF3-2 ++ ~No, and I don't want to talk about it.~ GOTO SF3End Link to comment
jastey Posted January 8, 2008 Share Posted January 8, 2008 I think there is the "Class" missing two times: + ~Class(Player1,Fighter) Class(Player1,Cleric) Class(Player1,Paladin)~ + ~(Blah blah)~ But this way, the reply option only shows if the PC is fighter, cleric and Paladin, so I guess you mean "or" (one of those classes)? + ~OR(3) Class(Player1,Fighter) Class(Player1,Cleric) Class(Player1,Paladin)~ + ~(Blah blah)~ Link to comment
Kitanna Posted January 8, 2008 Author Share Posted January 8, 2008 I think there is the "Class" missing two times: + ~Class(Player1,Fighter) Class(Player1,Cleric) Class(Player1,Paladin)~ + ~(Blah blah)~ But this way, the reply option only shows if the PC is fighter, cleric and Paladin, so I guess you mean "or" (one of those classes)? + ~OR(3) Class(Player1,Fighter) Class(Player1,Cleric) Class(Player1,Paladin)~ + ~(Blah blah)~ Yeah, that's what I meant sorry. I'm coding a flirt and I want to the reply to be based on the PC's class. Thanks again Jastey, I knew it was something simple. Link to comment
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