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I would figure so too since it would assume a nil value, but after many attempts the only way I could get it to work was by manually adding in the 0 to account for every argument to be passed. If it works for most people great, but I was just throwing it out there for anyone that ran into probs like...

Just wanted to throw out a quick update on this in case people can't get this to work. Because luabaseentity.cpp is now looking for an 11th integer (for trials): if (!lua_isnil(L, 11) && lua_isnumber(L, 11)) trialNumber = (uint16)lua_tointeger(L, 11); This will not work because it only contains 10 v...

Thank you for all the replies. Apologies - I completely forgot to check in on this. Turns out my web host didn't allow remote SQL connections, so I actually switched web hosts to the same company that hosts my game server. Got the player list working on my website, now I'm just trying to figure out ...

Sorry in advance if I posted this under the wrong forum, I couldn't really find a category to throw it under... I've seen a few servers that offer a way to manage auction house listings and lookup monster/item information. I know all of this is done through PHP and accessing their MySQL database tab...

Sure did. I have the text colors working fine, it's just not wanting to print anything when a user logs in. For testing purposes I used PrintToPlayer, which is standard in the header file to begin with. I'll have to play with it some more tomorrow... It's really not a big deal since I can just updat...

Reviving this old topic... I cannot get this to work for some reason: player:PrintToServer(string.format("The character %s has logged in...", player:getName()), 0x1C); Tried simplifying the message to just get something to pop up when a user logs in. This is how I have it inserted into the onGameIn ...

Got the dialogue text looking a lot better with Tagban's guide... But what about pauses between PrintToPlayer strings? Anyone have a solution or workaround? I'm trying to get custom NPC dialogue to appear more like retail events, where progression in the dialogue requires an input from the player (e...

Ah yes, I was looking at that a little while ago. I'll play around with it later and see what I can do. Thanks for the response!

I have several PrintToPlayer messages coded for custom NPC's. A lot of text dialogue will fill up the the player's chat screen instantaneously. Is there a way to space this out to where I could introduce pauses in between strings of PrintToPlayer lines? Or better yet, is there a way to require input...

Thank you for the response, KJ. I don't know how to translate an entire position to a char variable just yet but I think I have an idea based on some strings I've seen in other lua files though...

I'll play around with it to see if I can do it before asking how.