[Solved/Item/Spell] Way to tell if party is underwater?

[sps999]

1. How do you define a new potion of water breathing?
2. how do you define the recipe to craft it?

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defineRecipe {
	name = "potion_water_breathing_recipe",
	level = 3,
	ingredients = 224, -- Leechweed, Leechweed, Falconskrye
	potion = "potion_water_breathing",
}

defineObject{
	name = "potion_water_breathing",
	baseObject = "base_item",
	components = {
		{
			 class = "Model",
			 model = "assets/models/items/flask.fbx",
		},
		{
			class = "Item",
			uiName = "Potion of Water Breathing",
			gfxIndex = 144,
			description = "A potion that gives you the ability to breathe underwater.",
			weight = 0.3,
			stackable = true,
		},
		{
			class = "UsableItem",
			sound = "consume_potion",
			onUseItem = function(self,champion)
				champion:setCondition("water_breathing", 30)
			end,
		}
	},
}

Needed this too, just made it.

[Eleven Warrior]

Hi there. Curious what are theses numbers (224) for and (96325)

gesture = 96325, -- Bottom Right > Top Right > Top Middle > Middle

ingredients = 224, -- Leechweed, Leechweed, Falconskrye

Thxs

[sps999]

224-

Each number represents and ingredient, as a list. So in 224: the 2 represents Etherweed, the second 2 represents another Etherweed, and the 4 represents Falconskyre.

The available herbs are: 1 = Blooddrop Cap, 2 = Etherweed, 3 = Mudwort, 4 = Falconskyre, 5 = Blackmoss, 6 = Crystal Flower.

It looks like the herbs are hardcoded into the game as these six herbs. I chose 2 Etherweed and 1 Falconskyre because Etherweed gives the player energy and energy is what drains while underwater. While Falconskyre makes shock bombs (with shock being a branch of Air magic).


96325-

These numbers represent the runes on the spell casting panel. 1 is the top left, 2 is top middle, 3 is top right, 4 is middle left, etc. The spell 96325 then follows the rune panel from the bottom right -> middle right -> top right -> top middle -> middle. Each rune has a flavor meaning as listed here:

The available runes are: 1 = Fire, 2 = Life, 3 = Air, 4 = Spirituality, 5 = Balance, 6 = Physicality, 7 = Earth, 8 = Death, 9 = Water.

So when making the water breathing spell, I considered that the spell would take the Water rune, Physicality rune, Air rune, Life rune, and Balance rune because I believe all of these have to so with breathing underwater, especially considering my two choices from the starting Water rune were Physicality and Death.

Edit: For reference here is the Spell grid with the numbers. Follow the string of numbers to draw the spell:

[Eleven Warrior]

Hi thxs for that do you also know how to define recipies for the Motar? Is it the same as LOG 1? thxs again

EDIT: err is this the way:

defineRecipe {
name = "potion_water_breathing_recipe",
level = 3,
ingredients = 224, -- Leechweed, Leechweed, Falconskrye
---
}

If it is I feel err.....lol

EIDT 2: So with the recipe define can I use peasant_cap for a ingredient?

[sps999]

Currently I do not think there is a way to set the peasant_cap as an ingredient. There are however a few people working with GUI things so they might be making a custom mortar or other way to craft items, but this is outside of my scope.

Edit: And make sure any item you make from recipes is stackable. Unstackable items will crash the editor.

[Grimfan]

Quick post.

Editor icon 155 is an unused potion icon in the game. It makes a nice substitute for the water flask.

[Drakkan]

heres how to make a diving helmet. Just make sure you don't have two items, equippable in different slots give water breathing, cuz you'll run into trouble if someone equips both, then removes one.

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defineObject {
	name = "diving_helmet",
	baseObject = "full_helmet",
	components = {
		{
			class="Item",
			weight = 3.0,
		    uiName = "Diving Helmet",
			gfxIndex = 93,
			traits = { "helmet" },
			onEquipItem=function(self,champion,slot)
				if slot==3 then
					champion:setCondition("water_breathing")
				end
			end,
			onUnequipItem=function(self,champion,slot)
				if slot==3 then
					champion:removeCondition("water_breathing")
				end
			end
			
		},
	}
}

impressive. thanks, I love that water icon.

[GoldenShadowGS]

Couldn't you fix it with some like this:

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         onUnequipItem=function(self,champion,slot)
            if slot==3 and 
            for i = 1,5 -- change these to whatever slots you need to check for this other item. I have no idea
            champion:getItem(i) ~= "Other_water_breathing_thing"  end then
               champion:removeCondition("water_breathing")
            end
         end

I don't even know if that syntax is valid. Can you put a for loop inside an if statement before then? I have not tried this, just making ideas.

[akroma222]

I've conjured up a simple spell to breath underwater based on Prozail's helmet:

Note: requirements commented out for testing.

Edit: Refined to code to include icons and expiration timer.

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defineSpell{
	name = "water_breathing",
	uiName = "Water Breathing",
	skill = "water_magic",
	--requirements = {"water_magic", 4, "air_magic", 3,},
	gesture = 96325, -- Bottom Right > Top Right > Top Middle > Middle
	manaCost = 30,
	icon = 28, --7 14 28
	spellIcon = 13, --13 19
	description = "Gives the body the ability to breathe water.",
	onCast = function(champion, x, y, direction, elevation, skillLevel)
		playSound("generic_spell")
		for i = 1, 4, 1 do
			if party.party:getChampion(i):isAlive() then
				party.party:getChampion(i):setCondition("water_breathing", skillLevel*10)
			end
		end 
    end,
}

It might not be hard to notice that spell this does not expire. I have no idea how I would make it expire based on a delay. delayedCall() seems like the go to method for lots of people but I would like to keep all the coding in the defineSpell{} and I do not know how to do sort of a delayedCall() inside the onCast hook.

Any ideas? Surely this has been done before and I am just some sort of rookie.

Edit: I had a vague idea of how this might be done with getting the game time and comparing it to the game time at the moment of casting the spell, but I don't know how I would call this code to check without a timer.

Have found a way for a party timer to control timing issues for enchantment spells like water breathing

viewtopic.php?f=22&t=7872&p=84589#p84589

[bongobeat]

heres how to make a diving helmet. Just make sure you don't have two items, equippable in different slots give water breathing, cuz you'll run into trouble if someone equips both, then removes one.

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defineObject {
	name = "diving_helmet",
	baseObject = "full_helmet",
	components = {
		{
			class="Item",
			weight = 3.0,
		    uiName = "Diving Helmet",
			gfxIndex = 93,
			traits = { "helmet" },
			onEquipItem=function(self,champion,slot)
				if slot==3 then
					champion:setCondition("water_breathing")
				end
			end,
			onUnequipItem=function(self,champion,slot)
				if slot==3 then
					champion:removeCondition("water_breathing")
				end
			end
			
		},
	}
}

Hello,

awesome! thank you for the code!
is there any way to make this item disappear after a certain time? Or remove the water breathing effect after the time is expired.

I think of some oxygen indicator, (like the bossfight health status bar), decreasing after 1 min.
But the time can be raised by using item, like air bottle.