Lure monsters, kill then continue luring

[jrzaghetto]

Hi everyone, I'm using lure mode with 1 knight + druid.

I'm making the knight lure the monsters to the sqm I need, then my druid kills the monsters.

My problem, is that the knight lure the monster up to the sqm I want, but keeps walking after that. I wanted him to lure the monster to the sqm, and only when all the monsters were dead did it continue.

It is possible?

Thanks

[Trykon]

Yes. It is possible.

[jrzaghetto]

Yes. It is possible.

Could you explain to me how I can do it?

[Trykon]

Could you explain to me how I can do it?

Well in walker you set label on which you need to stop walker until all monster are dead, that's it

[jrzaghetto]

Well in walker you set label on which you need to stop walker until all monster are dead, that's it

You did not help me, but I was testing and I managed to work what I wanted.

If someone wants to:

First, create a lua:

registerEventListener(WALKER_SELECTLABEL, "onWalkerSelectLabel")

function onWalkerSelectLabel(labelName)
	if (labelName == "killMonsters") then
	local MonsterAmount = 0
	for name, _ in Creature.iMonsters() do
	MonsterAmount = MonsterAmount + 1
	end
	if MonsterAmount >= 1 then
	wait(10000)
	else
	wait(100)
	end
end

Second, create a lure system.

Call the label.
that's it

[Oscagi]

You did not help me, but I was testing and I managed to work what I wanted.

If someone wants to:

First, create a lua:

registerEventListener(WALKER_SELECTLABEL, "onWalkerSelectLabel")

function onWalkerSelectLabel(labelName)
	if (labelName == "killMonsters") then
	local MonsterAmount = 0
	for name, _ in Creature.iMonsters() do
	MonsterAmount = MonsterAmount + 1
	end
	if MonsterAmount >= 1 then
	wait(10000)
	else
	wait(100)
	end
end

Second, create a lure system.

Call the label.
that's it

why dont make a fuction??

local Spawn = false
-- This is for just lure when you are on the spawn.
function onWalkerSelectLabel(labelName)
	if (labelName == "Enter_Huntzone") then
		Spawn = true
	elseif (labelName == "Exit_Huntzone") then
		Spawn = false
	end
end


local MaxMonsters = 10 
local function LureMonsters( ... )
	local MonsterAmount = 0
	for name, _ in Creature.iMonsters() do
		MonsterAmount = MonsterAmount +1
	end
	if MonsterAmount => MaxMonsters and Spawn then
		Walker.Stop()
		Targeting.Start() -- Only if u disable before.
	else
		if MonsterAmount == 0 and Spawn then
			Walker.Start()
			Targeting.Stop() -- If you want lure without kill
		end
	end
end
--  I forget something bcs I take a long time without scripting.
-- Make a module and execute the function.
--PD: add a delay somewhere for wait monsters.

[Trykon]

You did not help me, but I was testing and I managed to work what I wanted.

If someone wants to:

First, create a lua:

registerEventListener(WALKER_SELECTLABEL, "onWalkerSelectLabel")

function onWalkerSelectLabel(labelName)
	if (labelName == "killMonsters") then
	local MonsterAmount = 0
	for name, _ in Creature.iMonsters() do
	MonsterAmount = MonsterAmount + 1
	end
	if MonsterAmount >= 1 then
	wait(10000)
	else
	wait(100)
	end
end

Second, create a lure system.

Call the label.
that's it

I gave general advice. I don't really want to teach how to script. If someone knows how to script he will do it with simple advice, if not then I have more things to do than to teach half of the forum lua scripting.

[Oscagi]

I gave general advice. I don't really want to teach how to script. If someone knows how to script he will do it with simple advice, if not then I have more things to do than to teach half of the forum lua scripting.

Chill dude.

[Trykon]

Chill dude.

I am chilled. Just explaining myself...
If someone is asking how to do something I think myself that he needs advice or guidance not complete answer. Otherwise he would ask for ready code.
But yeah I would make it a function like you said. And then just run it on label, or activate and deactivate luring module on label.

[DarkstaR]

Stop using scripts - this is built in. Use the lure waypoints. SLure begins luring (not attacking). ELure ends luring (starts attacking again).

There's also a dynamic lure feature which isn't tied to waypoints.


For the knight, you set targeting up to "do nothing" but still target each creature. He will stand there only auto attacking until the druid has finished killing,