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Edit: I was responding to a post that has now been deleted... Hi akroma222. I would hardcode a table containing the names of all the ammunition types, in the order that you want to cycle through them, for example: ammoCycle = { "rock" , "throwing_knife" , "arrow" , } Si...

Hi Retwulf. I agree with Neikun that we could probably be more helpful with a more specific example. FYI, stack overflow in lua most commonly occurs in "infinite" recursion scenarios, but not all "infinite" recursion results in stack overflow. Unfortunately, the deciding factor i...

Hi Aleitheo. I see some good advice in this thread, but I don't actually know if you're comfortable with scripting. So that's my first question: have you ever created a script_entity in your mod and gotten it to do something? Secondly, this is a slightly more advanced scripting concept, have you eve...

Ah, thanks Xanathar. You're right, the version of findEntityAnywhere that I posted above won't find items inside containers on the ground, but it will find items in alcoves. Also, I didn't account for nested containers because originally I only tested with wooden boxes, which don't nest. Oh well, I ...

Room 13 please.

I did find an... issue. I don't know if it's a bug. Suppose you have a crafting item (e.g. a mortar.) And that crafting items contains all the ingredients for a valid recipe(e.g. a flask and a tar_bead.) And now you can see the ingredients at the top, and the result (e.g. a Healing Potion) at the bo...

Hi everyone. Previously, I wrote a redefinition for allEntities to avoid a certain bug that was identified with the standard definition. I have also written some non-standard iterators for situations that I see discussed frequently on here: Edit: There are some flaws with the code in this post, but ...

Hi Duncan_B onEquipItem = function() script_entity_7.itemCheck() return true end --onEquipItem = function(champion, slot) -- for champ = 1,4 do -- for slot = 7,8 do -- party:getChampion(ch):setCondition("poison", 30) -- return true -- end -- end --end --this commented-out onEquipItem secti...

akroma222 wrote: I will implement this and if OK with you, update the original post with your (creditted) code..?

Oh, absolutely. I share this stuff in the hopes that it'll be useful

PosistionTable = {12.16, 12.17, 13.18} etc, etc. Unfortunately, these will be interpreted as decimal numbers e.g. 12.16 == ( 1216 / 100 ) . As usual, there are many ways to write the code to implement this functionality. Here's one way: PositionTable = { { x = 12 , y = 16 } , { x = 12 , y = 17 } , ...