178 lines
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178 lines
8.6 KiB
Plaintext
// sm_on_mod_ld
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// initializes mod variables per standardBioware scripts
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// and allows for selecting DMFI base mod script systems
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#include "x2_inc_switches"
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#include "x2_inc_restsys"
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#include "x3_inc_horse"
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void main()
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{
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// Campaign initialization for persistence
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/*
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Following are the DMFI Multiplayer Starter Mod settings
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make sure the selection in each category that you want is uncommented, and that the others are commented
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see the accompanying documentation for full details on each system
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*/
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// ** Rest Systems **
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SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "rest_system", 1); // default - time-based rest
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "rest_system", 2); // supply-based resting
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "rest_system", 3); // DMFI rest system (alpha)
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "rest_system", 4); // standard NWN:EE resting
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "rest_system", 5); // disable resting
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// ** Dying/Death/Respawn Systems **
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SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "death_system", 1); // default - Parthenon Easy Death System (PC can be revived unless entire party killed, no respawn)
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "death_system", 2); // HABD system for bleeding / death (no respawn by default)
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "death_system", 3); // standard NWN:EE death with unlimited respawn
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "death_system", 4); // standard NWN:EE death with respawn penalty
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SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "respawn_system", 1); // default - respawn location set to current PC location
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "respawn_system", 2); // respawn location set to module starting point
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// SetLocalInt(GetModule(), "respawn_system", 3); // respawn at module waypoint "wp_respawn_loc"
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// Below are the standard module settings from the core x2_mod_def_load script, adjust as desired
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if (GetGameDifficulty() == GAME_DIFFICULTY_CORE_RULES || GetGameDifficulty() == GAME_DIFFICULTY_DIFFICULT)
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{
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// * Setting the switch below will enable a seperate Use Magic Device Skillcheck for
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// * rogues when playing on Hardcore+ difficulty. This only applies to scrolls
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SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_UMD_SCROLLS, TRUE);
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// * Activating the switches below will make AOE spells hurt neutral NPCS and allies by default
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// * comment them out if not desired
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SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_AOE_HURT_NEUTRAL_NPCS, TRUE);
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}
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// * AI: Activating the switch below will make the creaures using the WalkWaypoint function
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// * able to walk across areas
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SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_CROSSAREA_WALKWAYPOINTS, TRUE);
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// * Spells: Activating the switch below will make the Glyph of Warding spell behave differently:
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// * The visual glyph will disappear after 6 seconds, making them impossible to spot
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_INVISIBLE_GLYPH_OF_WARDING, TRUE);
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// * Craft Feats: Want 50 charges on a newly created wand? We found this unbalancing,
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// * but since it is described this way in the book, here is the switch to get it back...
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_CRAFT_WAND_50_CHARGES, TRUE);
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// * Craft Feats: Use this to disable Item Creation Feats if you do not want
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// * them in your module
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_DISABLE_ITEM_CREATION_FEATS, TRUE);
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// * Palemaster: Deathless master touch in PnP only affects creatures up to a certain size.
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// * We do not support this check for balancing reasons, but you can still activate it...
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_SPELL_CORERULES_DMASTERTOUCH, TRUE);
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// * Epic Spellcasting: Some Epic spells feed on the liveforce of the caster. However this
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// * did not fit into NWNs spell system and was confusing, so we took it out...
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_EPIC_SPELLS_HURT_CASTER, TRUE);
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// * Epic Spellcasting: Some Epic spells feed on the liveforce of the caster. However this
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// * did not fit into NWNs spell system and was confusing, so we took it out...
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_RESTRICT_USE_POISON_TO_FEAT, TRUE);
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// * Spellcasting: Some people don't like caster's abusing combat expertise to raise their AC
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// * Uncommenting this line will drop expertise mode whenever a spell is cast by a player
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_VAR_AI_STOP_EXPERTISE_ABUSE, TRUE);
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// * Item Event Scripts: The game's default event scripts allow routing of all item related events
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// * into a single file, based on the tag of that item. If an item's tag is "test", it will fire a
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// * script called "test" when an item based event (equip, unequip, acquire, unacquire, activate,...)
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// * is triggered. Check "x2_it_example.nss" for an example.
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SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_TAGBASED_SCRIPTS, TRUE);
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// Enabling this causes tagbased scripting to use 7 different scripts for item events instead of
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// having them packaged all in one.
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// The scripts are postfixed with "_aq", "_ua", "_eq", "_ue", "_ac", "_ci", and "hc"
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if (GetModuleSwitchValue (MODULE_SWITCH_ENABLE_TAGBASED_SCRIPTS) == TRUE)
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{
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// * If Tagbased scripts are enabled, and you are running a Local Vault Server
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// * you should use the line below to add a layer of security to your server, preventing
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// * people to execute script you don't want them to. If you use the feature below,
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// * all called item scrips will be the prefix + the Tag of the item you want to execute, up to a
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// * maximum of 16 chars, instead of the pure tag of the object.
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// * i.e. without the line below a user activating an item with the tag "test",
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// * will result in the execution of a script called "test". If you uncomment the line below
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// * the script called will be "1_test.nss"
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// SetUserDefinedItemEventPrefix("i_");
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}
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// * This initializes Bioware's wandering monster system as used in Hordes of the Underdark
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// * You can deactivate it, making your module load faster if you do not use it.
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// * If you want to use it, make sure you set "x2_mod_def_rest" as your module's OnRest Script
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// SetModuleSwitch (MODULE_SWITCH_USE_XP2_RESTSYSTEM, TRUE);
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if (GetModuleSwitchValue(MODULE_SWITCH_USE_XP2_RESTSYSTEM) == TRUE)
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{
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// * This allows you to specify a different 2da for the wandering monster system.
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// SetWanderingMonster2DAFile("des_restsystem");
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//* Do not change this line.
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WMBuild2DACache();
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}
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// * In the following section there are examples for setting various options
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// * in horse package. For more information look in the "x3_inc_horse".
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// * Ignores terrain height differencies while deciding whether to play mounting
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// * animation or not (if the elevation difference between rider and horse in
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// * hilly terrain is large, clipping occurs and the rider animates either above
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// * the horse or sinks in the horse during animation, which may look funny).
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SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"bX3_MOUNT_NO_ZAXIS",TRUE);
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// * This tells how long you have left in seconds before you will be force-mounted
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// * if you got stuck while moving to horse in mounting procedure, unless you
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// * are using X3_HORSE_ACT_VS_DELAY method, where you can interrupt your movement
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// * before reaching the mounting spot.
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//SetLocalFloat(GetModule(),"fX3_TIMEOUT_TO_MOUNT",12.0f);
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// * Once per fX3_FREQUENCY (default = 1.0s) seconds character will retry to
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// * get on the right path when moving to horse in case he gets stuck or
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// * something makes him temporarily stuck, if he doesnt get to horse in
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// * fX3_TIMEOUT_TO_MOUNT seconds, he is forced to mount.
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//SetLocalFloat(GetModule(),"fX3_FREQUENCY",2.0);
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// * Use this if you want characters to be able to interrupt the mounting
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// * procedure before they get to the horse (ie. by clicking on the ground).
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//SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_HORSE_ACT_VS_DELAY",TRUE);
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// * Use horse's inventory as a storage for saddlebag content.
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//SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_HORSE_ENABLE_SADDLEBAGS",TRUE);
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// * Dont forget to place the storage waypoint for this to work!
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//SetLocalString(GetModule(),"X3_SADDLEBAG_DATABASE","NAME");
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// * Doesnt apply speed bonus when mounted.
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//SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_HORSE_DISABLE_SPEED",TRUE);
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// * Mounts are allowed in exterior areas only.
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SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_MOUNTS_EXTERNAL_ONLY",TRUE);
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// * No horses are allowed underground.
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//SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_MOUNTS_NO_UNDERGROUND",TRUE);
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// * Possible trouble-shoot for situation when players would be left in an
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// * uncommandable state (it should never happen however)
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//SetLocalInt(GetModule(),"X3_NO_MOUNT_COMMANDABLE",TRUE);
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}
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