NPC walks to a chair where they will sit and converse with PC

[Legacy_henesua]

               I would like the following:
1. the PC's mother enters their room
2. tells them that they'd like to sit at the table for a conversation
3. walks to their chair
4. sits
5. initiates conversation with the PC

I can get everything up to 4, but then the NPC was actively sitting so they would not intiate the conversation. So I adjusted the scripts so that they walk up to their chair then intiate conversation, but the onconversation script tells them to sit down. All that works ok except for the fact that the NPC runs away from tehir chair toward the PC to start the conversation, and then sometimes walks back to their chair to sit.

I have created the following scripts to handle this. The first is the scene script, a script which programs the NPC to do the 1-3, and 5. The second is their OnConversation event which tells them to do 4 the moment conversation begins. But as I said above the NPC runs toward the PC to initiate the conversation which is precisely what I would like to avoid.

Scene Script (Snippet)

DelayCommand( 3.0, AssignCommand( oMother, ActionMoveToLocation(lDoorway) ) );
DelayCommand( 4.5, AssignCommand(oPC, PlaySound("as_sw_genericlk1")) );
DelayCommand( 4.5, AssignCommand( oMother, ActionSpeakString(q+"Hello, son. Please join me at the table. I want to talk."+q) ) );
DelayCommand( 5.5, AssignCommand( oMother, ActionMoveToLocation(GetLocation(oChair)) ) );
DelayCommand( 8.5, AssignCommand( oMother, ActionStartConversation(oPC) ) );

OnConversation Event (Snippet)

int nChair = 1;
string sMyTagName = GetTag(OBJECT_SELF);
string sSittableTagName = "chair_" + sMyTagName;
object oChair = GetNearestObjectByTag(sSittableTagName, OBJECT_SELF, nChair);
if (nMatch == -1){
   if (GetCommandable(OBJECT_SELF))
   {
      ClearActions(CLEAR_NW_C2_DEFAULT4_29);
      BeginConversation();
      ActionSit(oChair);
}

--note: no matter how many times I try to color the text it just don't ****g work. These boards really suck.
               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 09 avril 2011 - 02:43 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Ryuhi2000]

               

henesua wrote...
--note: no matter how many times I try to color the text it just don't ****g work. These boards really suck.

remember these boards are provided free by bioware for a game out of devlopment for like 3 years that they dont even support that game or its sequel anymore so what if some cool flashy stuff like color text might not always work?
               
               

               

                     Modifié par Ryuhi2000, 09 avril 2011 - 03:01 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_henesua]

               Ryuhi, your point is taken, but the same problem exists in the Dragon Age portion of the forum too. And it is very difficult to read the code if it blends in with the rest of the post. Granted these forums are not geared towards developers, but come on its just text formatting. It should work.
               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 09 avril 2011 - 03:07 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Ryuhi2000]

               

henesua wrote...

Ryuhi, your point is taken, but the same problem exists in the Dragon Age portion of the forum too. And it is very difficult to read the code if it blends in with the rest of the post. Granted these forums are not geared towards developers, but come on its just text formatting. It should work.

your point is also taken but rememebr the forums are free and usualy free forums have bugs like that in them from my personal experience as a web developer which i started learning 5 years ago when i was a sophmore in highschool.

and i would say the easiest end user workaround if it doesn't work the proper way  to rectify that would be throw a [ q u o t e ] around it and a [  / q u o t e ] i myself just figured out how to do this on here but i keep forgeting to most of the time but without spacing i just had it so you would be able to see the bbcode for it.

btw color works for me on quick reply you just need to click the icon to the left of the eraser after selecting the section you want displayed in a different color 

edit: ok i see what you mean it shows up as having green on my screen around a few works i picked then on the displayed post it does not have color
               
               

               

                     Modifié par Ryuhi2000, 09 avril 2011 - 03:35 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Lightfoot8]

               Question: What Object is the first code snipit running on ? Is it oMother?
I see no reason for all the delay commands.  It would be better to just place all the actions into the action Que of oMother.
When you give your  ActionStartConversation(oPC) to oMother it is going to fire the OnConversation Event, It appeares you know that part, But nMatch will equal -1 at that point since the event did not fire from a listening pattern. There is a good chance there to clear your action command to sit.   I would advoid the ActionStartConversation all together and use StartConversation(oPC)  Instead. 
It also would not hurt to make her uncommandable during all of this to Protect the Que from being cleared. 
Following snippet assumes that the script is running on oMother.

 

ActionMoveToLocation(lDoorway);
ActionDoCommand(AssignCommand(oPC, PlaySound("as_sw_genericlk1")) );
ActionSpeakString(q+"Hello, son. Please join me at the table. I want to talk."+q);
ActionMoveToLocation(GetLocation(oChair);
ActionDoCommand(BeginConversation(oPC));
ActionSit(oChair);
ActionDoCommand(SetCommandable(TRUE);
SetCommandable(FALSE);
 

use [ color=####] [  /color]    where #### =    color code

A lot of the color names also work like
Cornflower Blue

or

 deep pink 
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_Lightfoot8]

               You got me wondering about what names work and wich ones don't.  So here is a quick test of all the names on the list.  

I will remove this from your thread upon request if you feel it clutters it up.

EDIT: added the numbers also for when the color name does not work.

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                     Modifié par Lightfoot8, 09 avril 2011 - 05:14 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_henesua]

               For the record, my color tags were getting wiped in that post and I'm not clear why. It looks like you discovered the same weirdness, Ryuhi.

Thanks for the help, Lightfoot8. The first script is running on oPC because the script creates oMother. Does that matter?

With regards to where I put the code in the OnConversation script: I think you found my problem. I didn't pay close attention to the entire OnConversation script. I'll dig into that more carefully tomorrow. I suspect that that is the best way to solve this problem.

I will also try your code to see if it helps me crack this problem from a different angle.

BTW, the delays are important because they allow me to precisely control the pacing of the scene and thus how it feels. BeginConversation() does not seem to work in DelayCommand(). I assume that is why you have a problem with my using them.  Is there a way to control the timing of actions without using DelayCommand()?
               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 09 avril 2011 - 05:13 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Lightfoot8]

               As soon as one action finishes the next one starts.  So with the script running on oMother non of the actions that are are for her will not need to be assigned.  since most of them run on her, It would be better for the script to run on her. It cuts down on a lot of overhead.  

I also find it eaiser to time out actions over delayed command.  With delayed command you are always guessing at how long it will take someone to get somewhere.   Since the next action in the Que does not happen untill the one before it is done, they are eaiser to time.  If you have two NPC to controll, well just place all of the actions of one of the NPC into to others action Que as ActionDoCommand(AssignCommand(oNpc2, Action to do).  That  way you have one director who has the critical timming.   The last thing you place in your action que is the ActionDoCommand(SetCommandable(TRUE)); to have the NPC return himself back to a commandable state after he finishes alll of his actions.  

You place a SetComandable(FALSE); in the script after the actionQue is loaded to make sure nothing clears out the Que.   This line is in the script after the ActionDoCommand (SetCommandable(TRUE));  but will be exicuted befor the script finishes running.  Where the action will be ran as the last action in the Que.  

As far a fine timming the action.  You add ActionWait( fDelay); Between any actions you want a pause between.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_henesua]

               The big difference between your code and mine, Lightfoot8, was use of BeginConversation() instead of ActionStartConversation(). However BeginConversation() does not meet the parameters of an "action". So I have the following problem:

This line:
        

ActionDoCommand(BeginConversation("gc_mother",oPC));

Results in:
        ERROR: DECLARATION DOES NOT MATCH PARAMETERS

As soon as I remove the wrapping function ActionDoCommands() and let BeginConversation() stand on its own there the script compiles. However, at that point it is not part of the action Queue as far as I can tell. ActionStartConversation() seems to be the only action that I can use for initiating conversation and that often results in the NPC running toward the PC. I'll have to look into solving that particular problem elsewhere. Perhaps changing my OnConversation script, or delving into the conversation file itself to see if it is causing the running action through one of the default attached scripts.

-- by the way: the editor window keeps dropping my formatting. Anytime you jump between BBCode and WYSIWYG it drops some bbcode.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_henesua]

               Screw it. I'll just change the scene. She'll run up to you to request that you join her at the table then sit down.

I'll just write this off as another quirk of NWN.

However the ActionWait() does enable me to time the actions in the scene the way I want them to play out. Thanks for that suggestion. Its much less tedious than delaying every command.
               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 09 avril 2011 - 11:23 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Lightfoot8]

               Sorry I never noticed that  the function returned anything.    To get it to work you just need a wraper around the function so that it does not return anything.  Instead of making one you can do something like this.  It looks dumb but it works.

 ActionDoCommand( SetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF,"DD",BeginConversation("gc_mother",oPC)) );

Yes the SetLocalInt is only there for a warpper on the function.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_henesua]

               Interesting. I've since changed the way I am orchestrating the scene however.

Your mother enters, approaches you, then initiates conversation.
If you are at the table sitting, she joins you.
else, she asks you to join her at the table.
if you agree to sit at the table, a script directs you both to sit at the table and resume conversation, otherwise conversation continues where she first engages you.

It feels more natural. The trick is to keep the conversation active while you both sit. I'm currently trying pause and resume.
               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 10 avril 2011 - 12:59 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_henesua]

                Yeah. Works well. I have to pause the conversation until just before your mother sits instead of after, but its close enough for jazz.
Here's the script fired from the conversation:

[color="#00ff00"]    object oPC          =   GetPCSpeaker();
    object oArea        =   GetArea(oPC);
    object oMother      =   OBJECT_SELF;
    object oChairMa     =   GetObjectByTag("chair_mother");
    object oChairPC     =   GetObjectByTag("chair_pc");
    ActionPauseConversation();
    ActionMoveToLocation(GetLocation(oChairMa));
    AssignCommand(oPC, ActionWait(2.0));
    ActionResumeConversation();
    ActionSit(oChairMa);
    AssignCommand(oPC, ActionMoveToLocation(GetLocation(oChairPC)));
    AssignCommand(oPC, ActionSit(oChairPC));[/color]

               
               

               

                     Modifié par henesua, 10 avril 2011 - 01:42 .