Add Clothing & Hue to XMLQuestNakedNPC

Aetherius Shadowblade

Aetherius Shadowblade

I want to make custom XMLQuestNPCs as welcome guides and I want the clothing and the hue to match the title I give them.

I have this so far:
AddItem(new Platechest());

I know that is right, so where would I add the hue property?
 
Something like that should do it for you
Code: 
Platechest plate = new Platechest();
plate.Hue = 123;
AddItem(plate);
 
You should do this instead:

Code: 
PlateChest chest = new PlateChest();

chest.Hue = 712;
// Add whatever other properties you wish here.

AddItem(chest);
 
You know, you could add the clothing and hue for each of your QuestNPCs right on the entry line for that mob, right?
Code: 
XmlQuestNPC,1/Name/Fred/Str/100/EQUIP/PlateChest

NOTE: NPCs fall under the same game rules that players do, i.e. they can't wear plate if they aren't strong enough, so in the above example, I bumped up the NPCs strength so he could equip plate.
 
john burns said:
I tried, for whatever reason it was not working.
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If the NPCs are spawning with clothing already (all of them do), you'll have to UNEQUIP each item first, then EQUIP the new items. So:
Code: 
XmlQuestNPC,1/Name/Fred/Str/100/UNEQUIP/Torso/EQUIP/PlateChest
 
OK, I have the following code worked out for my welcome people, if I can make one I can make them all. I would like to make custom gumps using gump studio just for my welcome area to add a sense of customization. I tried using xmlquestnakednpc.cs for my base, but for some reason it only equips the hat, cape, and boots. I looked over the code and see no errors, after I corrected a couple, it seems to be right. Here is the code on that:
Code: 
xmlquestnakedsnpc/0/cantwalk/true/direction/south/name/The Ranger Riverfox, The Master of Adventure/EQUIP/featheredhat/EQUIP/furcape/EQUIP/furboots/EQUIP/yumi/EQUIP/<rangergorget/hue/80>EQUIP/<rangerchest/hue/80>/EQUIP/<rangerarms/hue/80>/EQUIP/<rangerlegs/hue/80>/EQUIP/<rangergloves/hue/80>

Why? I don't know, it sounds like a good idea.

I need help with how would I add the command to have the gump come up on saying a command, such as "adventure", "magic", etc. And would I need to put this in the script itself or could I use xmlspawner.

Here is the code for what I have so far:
Code: 
using System;
using System.Data;
using System.IO;
using System.Collections;
using Server;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Network;
using Server.Gumps;
using Server.Targeting;
using System.Reflection;
using Server.Commands;
using CPA = Server.CommandPropertyAttribute;
using System.Xml;
using Server.Spells;
using System.Text;
using Server.Accounting;
using System.Diagnostics;



namespace Server.Mobiles
{
    public class RangerRiverFox : TalkingBaseCreature
    {

        [Constructable]
        public RangerRiverFox() : this(-1)
        {
        }

        [Constructable]
        public RangerRiverFox(int gender) : base( AIType.AI_Melee, FightMode.None, 10, 1, 0.8, 3.0 )
        {
            SetStr( 10, 30 );
            SetDex( 10, 30 );
            SetInt( 10, 30 );

            Fame = 50;
            Karma = 50;

            CanHearGhosts = true;

            SpeechHue = Utility.RandomDyedHue();
            Title = string.Empty;
            Hue = Utility.RandomSkinHue();
           
            switch(gender)
            {
                case -1: this.Female = Utility.RandomBool(); break;
                case 0: this.Female = false; break;
                case 1: this.Female = true; break;
            }

            if ( this.Female)
            {
                this.Body = 0x191;
                this.Name = NameList.RandomName( "female" );
                Item hair = new Item( Utility.RandomList( 0x203B, 0x203C, 0x203D, 0x2045, 0x204A, 0x2046 , 0x2049 ) );
                hair.Hue = Utility.RandomHairHue();
                hair.Layer = Layer.Hair;
                hair.Movable = false;
                AddItem( hair );
                    FeatheredHat head = new FeatheredHat();
                        head.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( head );
                    RangerChest chest = new RangerChest();
                        chest.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( chest );
                    RangerGorget neck = new RangerGorget();
                        neck.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( neck );
                    RangerArms arms = new RangerArms();
                        arms.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( arms );
                    RangerGloves glove = new RangerGloves();
                        glove.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( glove );
                    RangerLegs leg = new RangerLegs();
                        leg.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( leg );
                    FurCape back = new FurCape();
                    AddItem( back );
                    AddItem( new Yumi() );
                    AddItem( new FurBoots() );
            }
            else
            {
                this.Body = 0x190;
                this.Name = NameList.RandomName( "male" );
                Item hair = new Item( Utility.RandomList( 0x203B, 0x203C, 0x203D, 0x2044, 0x2045, 0x2047, 0x2048 ) );
                hair.Hue = Utility.RandomHairHue();
                hair.Layer = Layer.Hair;
                hair.Movable = false;
                AddItem( hair );
                Item beard = new Item( Utility.RandomList( 0x0000, 0x203E, 0x203F, 0x2040, 0x2041, 0x2067, 0x2068, 0x2069 ) );
                beard.Hue = hair.Hue;
                beard.Layer = Layer.FacialHair;
                beard.Movable = false;
                AddItem( beard );
                    FeatheredHat head = new FeatheredHat();
                        head.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( head );
                    RangerChest chest = new RangerChest();
                        chest.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( chest );
                    RangerGorget neck = new RangerGorget();
                        neck.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( neck );
                    RangerArms arms = new RangerArms();
                        arms.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( arms );
                    RangerGloves glove = new RangerGloves();
                        glove.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( glove );
                    RangerLegs leg = new RangerLegs();
                        leg.Hue = 80;
                        AddItem( leg );
                    FurCape back = new FurCape();
                        back.Hue = 85;
                    AddItem( back );
                    AddItem( new Yumi() );
                    AddItem( new FurBoots() );
              }

           Container pack = new Backpack();


            pack.Movable = false;

            AddItem( pack );
        }

        public RangerRiverFox( Serial serial ) : base( serial )
        {
        }

       

        private static int GetRandomHue()
        {
            switch ( Utility.Random( 6 ) )
            {
                default:
                case 0: return 0;
                case 1: return Utility.RandomBlueHue();
                case 2: return Utility.RandomGreenHue();
                case 3: return Utility.RandomRedHue();
                case 4: return Utility.RandomYellowHue();
                case 5: return Utility.RandomNeutralHue();
            }
        }


        public override void Serialize( GenericWriter writer )
        {
            base.Serialize( writer );

            writer.Write( (int) 0 ); // version

        }

        public override void Deserialize( GenericReader reader )
        {
            base.Deserialize( reader );

            int version = reader.ReadInt();

        }
    }
}
 
You could use an Xmlspawner set to a SpeechTrigger within a certain ProximityRange and "build" the gump right on the spawner.
If you're unfamiliar with the gump types:

Gump,0 = A gump with just a "Done" button and whatever text you add.
Gump,1 = A gump with Yes/No buttons and whatever text you add.
Gump,2 = A gump with a Textbox for players to type in and Okay button with whatever text you add.
Gump,3 = A gump with "I Accept!" button and "No thanks, I decline" button with whatever text you add.
Gump,4 = A gump with 2 custom answer buttons with whatever text you add.
Gump,5 = A gump that is totally blank with no text.
Gump,6 = A gump with the NPC's name, a blue line at the top and an "Okay" button with no text.
 
tass23 said:
You could use an Xmlspawner set to a SpeechTrigger within a certain ProximityRange and "build" the gump right on the spawner.
If you're unfamiliar with the gump types:

Gump,0 = A gump with just a "Done" button and whatever text you add.
Gump,1 = A gump with Yes/No buttons and whatever text you add.
Gump,2 = A gump with a Textbox for players to type in and Okay button with whatever text you add.
Gump,3 = A gump with "I Accept!" button and "No thanks, I decline" button with whatever text you add.
Gump,4 = A gump with 2 custom answer buttons with whatever text you add.
Gump,5 = A gump that is totally blank with no text.
Gump,6 = A gump with the NPC's name, a blue line at the top and an "Okay" button with no text.
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There is a gump 6?
Didn't know that. Now I do.

EDIT---------------------------------------
How do I add text to Gump 6?
 
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Some of those gumps were designed to be static it seems. I have not used Gump 6 myself successfully, I have only used 0-4. If you can't edit them like you do the other gumps (0-4), then it's just a static gump. I seem to recall not being able to edit Gump 6 once, so I switched to one of the lower ones.
 
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