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Problem with changing portraits if itemSlot is empty
Posted: Sun Jun 23, 2019 4:04 pm
by maneus
I have a problem getting an issue to work.
I will change the portraits of the champions if items are changed in a slot.
If no item is equipped, then the "aurelius.tga" portrait shall spawn. But it doesn´t.
"marine_helmet.tga" and "marine_helmet_2.tga" portraits are working. But if I pick up the item and have it as cursor
nothing happens. I have no idea, how I can tell LoG that the "aurelius.tga" picture have to be shown if the slot is empty.
Can someone help me please with this little issue?
Here is the script I use for the onUnequipItem hook:
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onUnequipItem = function(self, itemSlot)
local itemSlot = 1
local currItem
if self:getItem(itemSlot) ~= nil then
currItem = self:getItem(itemSlot)
if self:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" then
if currItem.name == "marine_helmet" then
self:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/marine_helmet.tga")
else
if currItem.name == "marine_helmet2" then
self:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/marine_helmet_2.tga")
else
self:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/aurelius.tga")
end
end
end
end
end,
Re: Problem with changing portraits if itemSlot is empty
Posted: Sun Jun 23, 2019 5:44 pm
by Isaac
If I understand your intent... Then the aurelius portrait should be set when either helmet is removed, and both helmets should each set their respective portraits when equipped—and that you want to copy/paste the script into both item definitions...
If that is correct, then this should work: (Otherwise, I'd need a bit more information.
)
EDITED:
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onEquipItem = function(champion, itemSlot)
local itemName = champion:getItem(itemSlot).name
if champion:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" and itemSlot == 1 then
if itemName == "marine_helmet" then
champion:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/marine_helmet.tga")
elseif itemName == "marine_helmet2" then
champion:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/marine_helmet_2.tga")
end
end
end,
onUnequipItem = function(champion, itemSlot)
if champion:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" and itemSlot == 1 then
champion:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/aurelius.tga")
end
end,
If you will change the item name for the second helmet to match its texture file-name (or vice-versa), then we can omit the conditional checks for the item names.
EDITED:
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onEquipItem = function(champion, itemSlot)
local itemName = champion:getItem(itemSlot).name
if champion:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" and itemSlot == 1 then
champion:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/"..itemName..".tga")
end
end,
onUnequipItem = function(champion, itemSlot)
if champion:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" and itemSlot == 1 then
champion:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/aurelius.tga")
end
end,
Re: Problem with changing portraits if itemSlot is empty
Posted: Sun Jun 23, 2019 10:34 pm
by maneus
Thank you Isaac for your fast reply. yes, you have understand my intend correctly.
Unfortunately your onEquipItem script doesn´t work. No pictures changed. No idea why.
If I use my own onEquipItem script it works. My code therefor is:
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onEquipItem = function(self, champ, itemSlot)
local itemSlot = 1
local currItem
if self:getItem(1) ~= nil then
currItem = self:getItem(1)
if currItem.name == "marine_helmet" then
if self:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" then
self:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/space_marine.tga")
end
end
end
end,
Your onUnequipItem script isn´t also working, but you gave me a hint. It was the "and itemSlot == 1" what I needed.
So I rewrote my onUnequipItem script to:
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onUnequipItem = function(self, itemSlot)
if self:getName() == "Captain Aurelius" and itemSlot == 1 then
self:setPortrait("mod_assets/textures/portraits/aurelius.tga")
end
end,
And now all works like a charm.
I will make a video for demonstrating your script and post it next days. Your script should work, but it doesn´t.
Re: Problem with changing portraits if itemSlot is empty
Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2019 5:01 am
by Isaac
Going over it, I find that there was indeed an issue with restoring the base portrait unexpectedly when taking the helmets from the inventory slots.
(It also affected other champion's portraits.
)
I've corrected the original post.
