Syreldar

show ninetails values in database.

debug it? lol

It's quest related, I would need to see the quest to help you, though.

local _, player_search_check = mysql.direct_query(string.format("SELECT name FROM player.player WHERE name = '%s';", player_search)); if (player_search_check[1] ~= nil) then chat(string.format("Hello %s.", player_search_check[1].name)) -- or.. chat(string.format("Hello %s.", player_search)) -- Since the name exist and it will be the same. else -- Player doesn't exist in the database. end -- if/else

local _, player_search_check = mysql.direct_query(string.format("SELECT name FROM player.player WHERE name = '%s';", player_search)); if (player_search_check[1] ~= nil) then -- Player exists in the database. else -- Player doesn't exist in the database. end -- if/else

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I'll give you an hint. 20 -> -20 --> 40 -> -40 --> 60 -> -60

Don't be scared using loops by any means, they work fine and fast.

Good job, glad to see someone post in this section every now and then. Let me help you with something: -- Customizable function count(level) local ranges = { {["min"] = 110, ["count"] = 20}, {["min"] = 100, ["count"] = 18}, {["min"] = 90, ["count"] = 16}, {["min"] = 80, ["count"] = 14}, {["min"] = 70, ["count"] = 12}, {["min"] = 60, ["count"] = 10}, {["min"] = 50, ["count"] = 8}, {["min"] = 40, ["count"] = 6}, {["min"] = 30, ["count"] = 4}, }; for _, range in ipairs(ranges) do if (level >= range["min"]) then return range["count"]; end -- if end -- for return 0; end -- function -- Dynamic function count(level) local ranges = {30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, INSERT_MAX_LEVEL_HERE}; local multiplier = pc.ispremium() and 1.5 or 1; for index = 1, table.getn(ranges) do if (level >= range[index] and level < range[index+1]) then return (2 + 2 * index) * multiplier; end -- if end -- for return 0; end -- function One more thing I can tell you is that if the argument you're going to pass to the function is always the player's level, there is no point in making it an argument in the first place, you can just call pc.get_level() instead, save it in a var if you prefer.

Indentation and code are indeed both romanian level. Also missing quite a few "end" here and there, no wonder it doesn't compile it. Use of global vars is not recommended, either.

Yes, it's 5 seconds waiting since 2004.

According to the error, you're trying to spawn a monster with vnum 3200, instead of the group vnum 3200.

Yes

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? enter triggers upon entering that state. The only thing it currently does is setting the count to 0 upon entering the state.