Can't wait to work with SpellScript in the new update along with figuring out and bring back old Hack Slash Mine tricks.
Hopefully plugin creation for the next version will be easier as it's open source, I know people have created somewhat working Bukkit versions for HSM although they had some flaws.
i like the ideas but maybe ad some tweaks to the game mechanics. All i can really say is that the damage on your Draining Blade spell should be nullified (maybe 50%-80%).
Interesting spell is interesting.. Comes with unbalanced & untested stats!
Ability(1): Defensive Stance
Base Stats: +30% defensive stats, (if magic resistance is added, +15% magic resist.)
Mana Cost: (A) 20 Mana + (1/2 defense stat) OR (B) 4 Mana per second + (1/8 Defense stat)
Duration: (A) Lasts 6 seconds, recharge of 10. OR (B) Lasts until you use a new skill or jump.
PvP-oriented skill, removes MP of target and adds an effect to it that slowly drains MP as well
Most of these are just the format as in I use 1s as placeholders for values, and they won't work without some minor alteration for the .ss format of spells.
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Not sure if you'll change or fix this in the 1.7.1 update, Frizzil, but +% damage/defense modifiers are wonky.
In the current versions, +% damage increases the weapon's damage AND the player damage.
+% defense only increases the armor's defense.
Example:
Say a player normally has 5-10 damage.
Base Weapon: (+2-4 dmg) Equipping this his damage becomes 7-14.
+100% damage version: (+4-8 dmg) Equipping this results to around 14-28, not 9-18.
Say a player normally has 5-10 defense.
Base Armor: (+2-4) def) Equipping this his defense becomes 7-14.
+100% defense version: (+4-8 def) Equipping this results to 9-18 defense.
What do you mean by converting? I am still really confused as to how to put spellscript into the game.
That script is one meant for a SpellScript box. You can tell because of "var a = activator as Player".
To convert it to a multiplayer command, normally the most one has to do is change "activator as Player" to something like "SERVER.getPlayer(username)"
To convert it to a spell, normally the most one has to do is change "activator as Player" to "caster as Player." The script would also need to return True or False as opposed to 0 like above.
Hey Frizzil, did you remove the server download links from this post or am I just blind? I was going to make a server for the twitch followers to play on :/
You can find a 6.4.5 server download on hackslashmine.net
Can't see it on the post. :/
I'll play with you if you do get it set up, so give me a call!
I'm sorry for bothering but I am still unsure of how to use the script. I stuck it in a spellscript block, tried using a pressure plate, a lever, it just didn't work. So... I'm lost.
oh boy
this is why I do most of my testing on private multiplayer servers
forgot single player's stuck in gamemode 1
the way that block works is that hitting it will activate it with you as the activator basically
give this a try before I go and actually go into single player, bleh:
Player p = SERVER.getPlayer(yournamehere)
int level = parseInt(levelhere)
while p.getLvl() < level:
~if p.getLvl() > 99: #high level range, requires more xp
As it seems no one has seen my last post I will ask again. Can anyone give me the actual code to setting levels in H/M? I can't figure out what Player player or Living living is so... yeah....
Put simply, Player or Living just indicates the category the specific input should be.
Keep in mind that any Player is a Living and that any Living is an Entity.
Methods that can apply to Living can be applied to Player.
Here's some quick code for multiplayer (this is a command for multiplayer. single player spellscript boxes are meh to work with):
Player p = SERVER.getPlayer(args[0]) #the Player "p" is your first input (as in /ss level player 10)
int level = parseInt(args[1]) #the integer "level" is your second input (as in /ss level player 10)
while p.getLvl() < level: #loop keeps running as long as target's level is lower than desired level
~if p.getLvl() > 99: #high level range, requires more xp
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Is there any way to disable tooltips being shown when killing named mobs or players?
Players can easily look at the composition and modifier choices of others, which somewhat ruins competition.
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I am so ready for the 1.7.1 update.
Can't wait to work with SpellScript in the new update along with figuring out and bring back old Hack Slash Mine tricks.
Hopefully plugin creation for the next version will be easier as it's open source, I know people have created somewhat working Bukkit versions for HSM although they had some flaws.
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I've got a template for a Racial skill: http://pastebin.com/xpJWgcAz
But I don't know what to make for each race
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Those aren't the real stats
They're just placeholder. In reality, the mana drain isn't actually that large either.
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Just going to put the scripts up on pastebin because formatting on Minecraft Forums is bleh.
Here's some old attacks I made for fun:
Gravity Storm: http://pastebin.com/g5t2ZwdP
Pulls in and damages an enemy, then pushes it further away while damaging again
Combo Thing: http://pastebin.com/y0sQ0KDJ
Meant for an unarmed Brawler/Monk type of class. As you hit a target with this attack, the damage increases more and more with each hit.
Draining Blade: http://pastebin.com/DM6nusa5
PvP-oriented skill, removes MP of target and adds an effect to it that slowly drains MP as well
Most of these are just the format as in I use 1s as placeholders for values, and they won't work without some minor alteration for the .ss format of spells.
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Not sure if you'll change or fix this in the 1.7.1 update, Frizzil, but +% damage/defense modifiers are wonky.
In the current versions, +% damage increases the weapon's damage AND the player damage.
+% defense only increases the armor's defense.
Example:
Say a player normally has 5-10 damage.
Base Weapon: (+2-4 dmg) Equipping this his damage becomes 7-14.
+100% damage version: (+4-8 dmg) Equipping this results to around 14-28, not 9-18.
Say a player normally has 5-10 defense.
Base Armor: (+2-4) def) Equipping this his defense becomes 7-14.
+100% defense version: (+4-8 def) Equipping this results to 9-18 defense.
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That script is one meant for a SpellScript box. You can tell because of "var a = activator as Player".
To convert it to a multiplayer command, normally the most one has to do is change "activator as Player" to something like "SERVER.getPlayer(username)"
To convert it to a spell, normally the most one has to do is change "activator as Player" to "caster as Player." The script would also need to return True or False as opposed to 0 like above.
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You can find a 6.4.5 server download on hackslashmine.net
Can't see it on the post. :/
I'll play with you if you do get it set up, so give me a call!
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Bored, so I'm just going to leave some scripts for spells or commands in the thread over time.
Most of the scripts will need to be converted before being able to be used as a spell.
Mana Shield:
var a = activator as Player
if a.isOp() == False:
~return 0
def onUpdate(Living a, int i, int hp, int mp):
~if a.getMana() > mp:
~~a.setMana(mp)
~if a.getHealth() > hp:
~~a.setHealth(hp)
~if a.getHealth() < hp:
~~if a.expendMana(hp - a.getHealth()) == True and a.getHealth() > 0:
~~~a.setHealth(hp)
~~else:
~~~a.setMana(0)
~~~return True
~return False
a.applyTimedEffect(400,"shield",onUpdate($Living,$int,a.getHealth(),a.getMana()))
return 0
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GUI starts getting funky for selecting classes after adding a couple, :(. Our server would have a lot more if we could.
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oh boy
this is why I do most of my testing on private multiplayer servers
forgot single player's stuck in gamemode 1
the way that block works is that hitting it will activate it with you as the activator basically
give this a try before I go and actually go into single player, bleh:
Player p = SERVER.getPlayer(yournamehere)
int level = parseInt(levelhere)
while p.getLvl() < level:
~if p.getLvl() > 99: #high level range, requires more xp
~~p.addExperience(100000) #added experience points
~if p.getLvl() > 20 and p.getLvl() < 100: #mid level range, doesn't require as much
~~p.addExperience(40000)
~else: #low level range
~~p.addExperience(100)
return 0
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woops
replace a.getLvl() with p.getLvl()
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Player p = activator as Player
int level = whatever
while p.getLvl() < level:
~if p.getLvl() > 99:
~~p.addExperience(100000)
~if p.getLvl() > 20 and a.getLvl() < 100:
~~p.addExperience(40000)
~else:
~~p.addExperience(100)
return 0
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Put simply, Player or Living just indicates the category the specific input should be.
Keep in mind that any Player is a Living and that any Living is an Entity.
Methods that can apply to Living can be applied to Player.
Here's some quick code for multiplayer (this is a command for multiplayer. single player spellscript boxes are meh to work with):
Spaces are marked by ~ because forum formatting is weird.
This is of course very bare, it won't prevent the user making any errors or such.
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The main part is that you have to keep in mind you can't actually SET it, but you can loop it with increments of XP until your desired level.
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