So....Can I con anyone into checking my scripts..

[Mask]

So let me throw out a few scripts and see where I'm F'ing up.

1.) Save script I actually have two of these but they are called diffrently, the one saved from the conversation I assume would be easier. Guess maybe I ought make sure it checks that location is valid as opposed to PC is valid?

[Lokey]

Setting the location and hitpoints looks fine.

DelayCommand(0.5f, AssignCommand(oTarget, JumpToLocation(lTarget)));

JumpToLocation() isn't an assignable action by itself.

Something like this will work after setting and delaying the amount of hitpoints you want to knock off:
AssignCommand(oTarget, ClearAllActions());
AssignCommand(oTarget, ActionDoCommand(JumpToLocation(lTarget)));

Does everything look ok on the database side?
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[Mask]

[Acrodania]

Hi Mask! I just read the post on Bioware's boards and haven't responded yet, but I'm glad you made it over here...

No idea why you would not get everything saved on the location. The only recommendation I could make is to use the full syntax, including defining expiration time and database table to use. See if that works for you....

Here is my code to jump to location:


void main()
{
object oPlayer=GetEnteringObject();
object oModule=GetModule();

location IAmHere=GetPersistentLocation(oPlayer,"PlaceInTheWorld","location");
AssignCommand(oPlayer,JumpToLocation(IAmHere));

}

About this..... First, I did NOT use ActionDoCommand. Why? Easy. Defining Action puts the parameter in the PC's action que, which means if they are quick at clicking they can break the jump by moving and clearing their action que BEFORE the jump. By just issuing a JumpToLocation they cannot abort the jump.

Also notice that I am specifically proclaiming which table to pull the info out of ("location"), none of my code uses the default tables for anything, hence you will always find the Time and Table entries in my Set parameters filled in.....

Second, this is put as the OnEnter script for a generic trigger that surrounds the Start location, NOT on the Area. Reason: The PC "enters" the module AND enters the area BEFORE they are fully in the game. But a JumpToLocation can only be done after the PC is fully in the game. COnsequently if it is attached to the area or module OnEnter() the script will fire but NOT jump the PC. So we attach it to a trigger. The other method is to add a delaycommand to the ActionJump but that delay might have to be as long as 15 seconds depending on how long it takes the PC's computer to load the module. Use the trigger.

Hopefully these help!

[Mask]