Strife QuestItems

[Sir_Alien]

Below, I have aligned the inventory name of some Strife inventory tokens with their respective mobj information (what I'm particularly interested in is the Mobj ID of each item). Can anyone tell me if this information is accurate? Is there already a similar list that I'm missing?

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Inventory Name: Mobj Information

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QuestItem1: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST1, Mobj ID = 312

QuestItem2: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST2, Mobj ID = 313

QuestItem3: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST3, Mobj ID = 314

QuestItem4: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST4, Mobj ID = 315

QuestItem5: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST5, Mobj ID = 316

QuestItem6: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST6, Mobj ID = 317

QuestItem7: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST7, Mobj ID = 318

QuestItem8: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST8, Mobj ID = 319

QuestItem9: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST9, Mobj ID = 320

QuestItem10: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST10, Mobj ID = 321

QuestItem11: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST11, Mobj ID = 322

QuestItem12: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST12, Mobj ID = 323

QuestItem13: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST13, Mobj ID = 324

QuestItem14: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_CRYSTAL, Mobj ID = 325

QuestItem15: Mobj Name = MT_TOKEN_QUEST15, Mobj ID = 326

Cheers.

[Graf Zahl]

The information is correct, although there are 31 quest items, not 15.

[Sir_Alien]

The information is correct, although there are 31 quest items, not 15.

Cool, I knew that, thanks. I couldn't be bother writing out 31 of them.

I'm now having problems with while loops. What I want to do is have a looping script running, checking for questitem9. When you don't have it, it does nothing. When you do have it, it teleports you somewhere.

I understand it to work like this:

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Script 998 (void)
{

    while (checkinventory("QuestItem9") == 0)
	
        {
	
            Delay(1);
	
        }
	
    Teleport(10);
    Delay(1);

}

How far off am I?

[solarsnowfall]

Try

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Script 998 (void)
{

    while (checkinventory("QuestItem9") == 0)
	
        {
	
                Teleport(10);
                Delay(1);    
       
        }
    
      Delay(1);	
      Restart;

}

EDIT: Or maybe...

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Script 998 (void)
{

    until (checkinventory("QuestItem9") == 0)
	
        {
	
                 Delay(1);    
                 Restart;
       
        }
    
      Teleport(10);
      Delay(1);	

}

[Grubber]

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script 998 (void)
{
    if (CheckInventory ("QuestItem9"))
    {
        Teleport (10);
        terminate;
    }

    Delay (1);
    restart;
}

...should work.

[Sir_Alien]

Nope. I'm still tooling around with this one. I've tried many combinations and I can't get it to work. Would someone mind sending me a working example please?

EDIT: Here's a copy of the script. The commands which activate when you've got the shotgun never activate, even when you've been given a shotgun...

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Script 998 (void)

{

	Printbold (s: "Hey Ma, how bout some cookies?");
	If (checkinventory("Shotgun"))
		
	{
	
	delay(1);
	Printbold(s: "This aint over...");
	Terminate;
	
	}
	
	Else
	
	{
	
	delay(1);
	Printbold (s: "No Dice...");
	GiveInventory("Shotgun", 1);
	
	}

	Delay (35*3);
	Restart;
}

[Kaiser]

I am not completly sure how you want it, this is an example script being looped

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script 1 (void)
{
	while(1)
	{
	if(CheckInventory("SpecialItem"))
	{

                        //do stuff here
			ACS_Terminate(1, 0);
	}
		delay(1);
	}
}

here's a script without the looping (triggered etc)

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script 1 (void)
{
	if(CheckInventory("SpecialItem"))
	{

                        //do stuff here
	}
        else
        {
            //do other stuff here
       }
}

Either of these should work...

and in this case, try this:

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Script 998 (void)

{

   Printbold (s: "Hey Ma, how bout some cookies?");
   If (checkinventory("Shotgun"))
      
   {
   Printbold(s: "This aint over...");
   
   }
   
   else
   
   {
   Printbold (s: "No Dice...");
   GiveInventory("Shotgun", 1);
   
   }
}

You may only want to use restart and terminate if you are looping the script, otherwise from what I am seeing, this script is only triggered..