display npc id and name in map *lithium based*

[ExtremeDevilz]

pretty self explanation the only issue Im facing is scripts keep returning null when it suppose the script like hontale_keroben..
it would be nice if someone is able to give me clue on getting this working as of now it works nice..

 public static class NpcInMap extends CommandExecute {
        public int execute(MapleClient c, String[] splitted) {
               List<MapleNPC> mNpc = c.getPlayer().getMap().getAllNPCs();
               for (MapleNPC mNpc2 : mNpc) {
                   c.getPlayer().dropMessage(6, " Npcs ID: " + mNpc2.getId() + " Npcs Name: " + mNpc2.getName() + " Scripts Name: " + NPCConversationManager.getInstance().getScript());
               }
            return 1;
        }
    }

you can use it to help you find npcs in the map without going through so much just to find the npc id in that map or you can check if a npc is there in map all by !npcinmap

this work for odin based/lithium based source.

have fun.

[MentaL]

[SilentThief]

I would love to see a compilation of all of these small releases.
Anyways, this is a neat little addition to sources, thanks.

[AristoCat]

NPCConversationManager.getInstance().getScript()
no wonder script is null

There should be a command "!looknpcs" that gives you even more information about position and stuff.

[Imperative]

NPCConversationManager.getInstance().getScript()
no wonder script is null

There should be a command "!looknpcs" that gives you even more information about position and stuff.

There is lol, His command was built around that.

 public static class LookNPC extends CommandExecute {        
            public int execute(MapleClient c, String[] splitted) {
            List<MapleNPC> npc = c.getPlayer().getMap().getAllNPCs();
                for (MapleNPC npc2 : npc) {
               c.getPlayer().dropMessage(5, "NPC: oID: " + npc2.getObjectId() + " npcID: " + npc2.getId() + " Position: " + npc2.getPosition().toString() + " Name: " + npc2.getName());
            }
            return 1;
        }
    }

[ExtremeDevilz]

I was talking about getting those script names..

[Fraysa]

Of course it will return null, you can't refer to the conversation manager like that. You have to refer to the client's conversation manager, but that wouldn't work if you're not interacting with a npc. It's not the correct way to get the script name, anyway,

The script names are not even loaded, as far as I know. Just edit the OdinMS npc loading to load the script name as well.

[AristoCat]

Of course it will return null, you can't refer to the conversation manager like that. You have to refer to the client's conversation manager, but that wouldn't work if you're not interacting with a npc. It's not the correct way to get the script name, anyway,

The script names are not even loaded, as far as I know. Just edit the OdinMS npc loading to load the script name as well.

Oh really? because... HE JUST DID!!

[QuietCrystal]

Oh really? because... HE JUST DID!!

That's the NPC name. Fraysa was referring to script name I think. Which should be something like scripts/npc/2081005.js, which is pointless to display in the first place given the NPC id is already displayed.

[Fraysa]

That's the NPC name. Fraysa was referring to script name I think. Which should be something like scripts/npc/2081005.js, which is pointless to display in the first place given the NPC id is already displayed.

I was actually referring to the actual script name. OdinMS is using the npc id as the script's name, which is wrong. Nexon use the names that are located inside the wz files. Take a look at Npc.wz for more information (located in 'quest' or 'script' node).

[Luxray]

So what's the difference in showing the scriptname and the NpcID? As far as I know, those two are mostly the same.

[QuietCrystal]

I was actually referring to the actual script name. OdinMS is using the npc id as the script's name, which is wrong. Nexon use the names that are located inside the wz files. Take a look at Npc.wz for more information (located in 'quest' or 'script' node).

Ah, that's enlightening :O Thanks

[Fraysa]

So what's the difference in showing the scriptname and the NpcID? As far as I know, those two are mostly the same.

They are the same because that's OdinMS way. Originally, they are located in the WZ files (the scripts names). For example, Henesys taxi's script name is "taxi2" and so on. You can view more examples in NPC.wz.

[Luxray]

They are the same because that's OdinMS way. Originally, they are located in the WZ files (the scripts names). For example, Henesys taxi's script name is "taxi2" and so on. You can view more examples in NPC.wz.

I see