Revision as of 16:04, 24 February 2010 view source imported>Hendrik Brummermann No edit summary ← Older edit		Revision as of 22:52, 24 February 2010 view source imported>Kymara m →Ask the players whether they will do the quest: typos Newer edit →
Line 28: [[Image:npc simple.png]] Currently our NPC knows two states: IDLE for walking around and ATTENDING for talking to a player. You can change between states by talking to the NPC. So if the NPC is IDLE, it will accept "hi" and move on to the ~~ATTENING~~ATTENDING state. If you say "hi" again, nothing will happen because "hi" is unknown in this state. The NPC, however, will now reply to "job" and "help". You can end the conversation with "bye" which will cause the NPC to return to IDLE (and start walking around again). So, lets return to our example. We want the NPC to reply to "yes" and "no" but only after the quest question was asked. So we add a third state called QUEST_OFFERED. When the player says "quest", the NPC goes to that state. On "yes" or "no" it returns to ATTENDING. Line 74: </source> As you can see, we now have to use "add()" instead of "addReply()" and that ~~methods~~method has a lot more parameters. We have predefined a number of states in the class [http://arianne.cvs.sf.net/viewvc/arianne/stendhal/src/games/stendhal/server/entity/npc/ConversationStates.java?view=markup ConverstationStates] that you can and should use.

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