This thread is dedicated to code you think should work but it won't or throws an error and is potentially a bug . This is not for musing code theory and how to use certain aspects of the API. This code throws an error: local o = findEntity("someItemIDthatIsEquipable") o.item:addConnector("onEquipIte...

Got it! Giving it a try this afternoon. Thanks Lark.

Per module that allows it. No two modules will be the same unless someone makes universally applicable (and accepted and used) library. So if one module allows you to make a Elven Warwizard and you import that character to another module that the creator did use the same exact homebrew class/race/sk...

If you're looking for something that straight forward, and hardcoded, just use a floor_trigger at the x,y you want it to happen at with disableSelf checked and attach that trigger to a script.

So should I submit the addConnector method with either onEquipItem or onUnequipItem produces an error?

Would anyone mind taking one, maybe two minutes, to confirm this doesn't or does work?

cameronC wrote:

o.item:addConnector("onEquipitem", "lib", "aaa")

lowercase "item"?

You'd think it was that, but I accidentally left it like that as one of my hundreds of iterations to make it work. =)

I had it as onEquipItem originally.

How long did the LoG1 modders have to wait? Yes, I'm getting impatient too, but whenever it's out will do, I suppose.

So to clarify [to a Dev or any others concerned], this works in items.lua (or any file that's imported in)... 1. defineObject{ baseObject = "base_item", name = "rope", components = { { class = "Model", model = "assets/models/items/rope.fbx", name = "model" }, { class = "Item", gfxIndex = 318, uiName...

How do I open the grimrock2.dat and extract the Component.lua from it, so I can see what the heck is going on?

OR

Could a dev post the functions callHook and triggerConnectors?

attempt to index field 'map' (a nil value) Yup, confirmed, I'm now having the same problem using addConnector on components. Floortriggers and Party, no problem. Practically anything else such as obj.item:addConnector("onEquipItem", self.go.id, " doSomething ") *WILL* doSomething but it's immediate...