Move a character to a new zone (otr to non) in LUA

[+SquallLeonhart]

Hi,

 

I'm currently developing my second Wherigo.

I would like to know if/how it is possible to move a Character from a zone to another zone or to the 'none' zone by using a lua script.

 

Thanks in advance.

[+charlenni]

Use

 

zitem:MoveTo(zone)

to move the item "zitem" to the zone "zone". If you want to remove the item, use

 

zitem:MoveTo(nil)

[+SquallLeonhart]

Use

 

zitem:MoveTo(zone)

to move the item "zitem" to the zone "zone". If you want to remove the item, use

 

zitem:MoveTo(nil)

 

Thanks for your answer. I guess the "zitem" is the Identifier of the character or item to move ?

Edited November 10, 2016 by SquallLeonhart

[+charlenni]

Yes, this is correct.

[+SquallLeonhart]

It works ! Thanks a lot.

 

I have another quick newbie question .

Still in LUA, is it possible to find the identifier of the current character ?

 

Thanks in advance

[+charlenni]

You mean the character the user is looking on in the detail page? No, that isn't possible.

 

Or do you have anything else in mind. Perhaps get the identifier for a character, which Name you know?

[+SquallLeonhart]

You mean the character the user is looking on in the detail page? No, that isn't possible.

 

Or do you have anything else in mind. Perhaps get the identifier for a character, which Name you know?

 

Yes, the identifier of the character the user is looking on in the detail page.

My purpose exactly :

 

1. In the detailed page of a character, I created a command "Fight"

2. When the user clicked on the "Fight" command, save the character id somewhere

3. A Battle function is used to do the fighting

4. When the character is killed, retrieved the character id and use the <char id>:MoveTo(nil) to remove the character from the zone (as it is dead)

 

See what I mean ?

[Ranger Fox]

If you associate the "Fight" command with a character, you know which character the user selected because of that. If I was writing the code and I had a "Fight" command with every character, I'd send the character object as a parameter to a generic Fight method when "Fight" was chosen.

[+SquallLeonhart]

If you associate the "Fight" command with a character, you know which character the user selected because of that. If I was writing the code and I had a "Fight" command with every character, I'd send the character object as a parameter to a generic Fight method when "Fight" was chosen.

 

It worked.

Thanks.