[DiscordArchive] I am right in thinking that Lua scripts go in `bin/lua_scripts/`?
[DiscordArchive] I am right in thinking that Lua scripts go in `bin/lua_scripts/`?
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I am right in thinking that Lua scripts go in `bin/lua_scripts/`?
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:30 AM #1Archived author: Michael Crilly • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:30:25.042000+00:00
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I am right in thinking that Lua scripts go in `bin/lua_scripts/`?
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The path is set in your mod-eluna conf, I think by default it's just lua_scripts in root dir, not bin/lua_scripts
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:31 AM #2Archived author: metallinos • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:31:21.718000+00:00
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The path is set in your mod-eluna conf, I think by default it's just lua_scripts in root dir, not bin/lua_scripts
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How about this:
1. Try using PlayDirectSound instead of PlaySound
2. Your OnUse function fires on spawn of the gameobject (event 2), but on spawn there's no player object interacting with the gameobject yet, so you likely have to remove that or make that fire another function
3. Your gossip and on use functions prevent each other from functioning normally by returning on each other. You should return true on use of gameobject events to prevent normal action, and return false on gameobject gossip events to prevent normal action, and not fire both at the same time
4. You don't really need both a GameObjectGossip on hello and an OnUse; either can send a gossip menu just fine
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:33 AM #3Archived author: metallinos • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:33:38.037000+00:00
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How about this:
1. Try using PlayDirectSound instead of PlaySound
2. Your OnUse function fires on spawn of the gameobject (event 2), but on spawn there's no player object interacting with the gameobject yet, so you likely have to remove that or make that fire another function
3. Your gossip and on use functions prevent each other from functioning normally by returning on each other. You should return true on use of gameobject events to prevent normal action, and return false on gameobject gossip events to prevent normal action, and not fire both at the same time
4. You don't really need both a GameObjectGossip on hello and an OnUse; either can send a gossip menu just fine
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So the Gossip On Hello stuff is generally intended for gossip menus, I think maybe you're not trying to send a gossip menu? If not, just this works:
```
local LevelUpGameObject = 123456
local function OnUse(event, go, player)
player:SendBroadcastMessage("You feel a strange power as you read the book...") -- Message to the player
player
layDirectSound(8959) -- Example: Play a mystical sound effectplayer_level = player:GetLevel()
if player_level < 10
then
player:SetLevel(10)
end
if player_level >= 10 and player_level < 20
then
player:SetLevel(20)
end
return true
end
RegisterGameObjectEvent(LevelUpGameObject, 14, OnUse)
```
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:36 AM #4Archived author: metallinos • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:36:41.569000+00:00
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So the Gossip On Hello stuff is generally intended for gossip menus, I think maybe you're not trying to send a gossip menu? If not, just this works:
```
local LevelUpGameObject = 123456
local function OnUse(event, go, player)
player:SendBroadcastMessage("You feel a strange power as you read the book...") -- Message to the player
playerlayDirectSound(8959) -- Example: Play a mystical sound effect
player_level = player:GetLevel()
if player_level < 10
then
player:SetLevel(10)
end
if player_level >= 10 and player_level < 20
then
player:SetLevel(20)
end
return true
end
RegisterGameObjectEvent(LevelUpGameObject, 14, OnUse)
```
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Oh and 8959 is apparently a sort of error sound lol
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:36 AM #5Archived author: metallinos • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:36:49.398000+00:00
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Oh and 8959 is apparently a sort of error sound lol
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I also see you put a test kick function in there, on a "Global" object; globals don't require a global object so anything with the global tag in the docs can simply be run like "Kick(player)" without any object like Global:Kick(player)
rektbyfaith
02-19-2025, 01:41 AM #6Archived author: metallinos • Posted: 2025-02-19T01:41:00.345000+00:00
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I also see you put a test kick function in there, on a "Global" object; globals don't require a global object so anything with the global tag in the docs can simply be run like "Kick(player)" without any object like Global:Kick(player)