It adds a new character to the temple of Lathander, who can be talked to. She kind of brushes the party aside if Wikaede is not present. However, if Wikaede -is- present, she will react to him and eventually offer him a quest. She does not join the party.
Now here is where I'm stuck. I have a new dialogue file for the character called MGWIKHAR.d
Currently it looks like this:
CODE
BEGIN MGWIKHAR
IF ~!InParty("Wikaede")~ THEN BEGIN MGMeetHarahWithoutWikaede
SAY ~Kind <PRO_SIRLADY>, please excuse me. I am very busy with my chores. If you have any questions, you may ask one of the others.~
IF ~~ THEN EXIT
END
IF ~InParty("Wikaede")
See("Wikaede")
!StateCheck("Wikaede",STATE_SLEEPING)
Global("MGWikaHarahQuestStart","GLOBAL",0)~ THEN BEGIN MGMeetHarahWithWikaede
SAY ~Oh! Wikaede... It has been some time. It is good to see you again.~
== MGWIKAJ (<---- Parse Error)
~Indeed it has been. I have missed you. Have you been well?~
== MGWIKHAR
~Yes, everything has been fine. No need to worry. However, I do have a small task that needs to be completed, which I currently cannot do, due to my schedule.~
== MGWIKAJ
~Which would be...?
== MGWIKHAR
~A gnomish alchemist by the name of Bunyan requested a certain type of potion. We have managed to create it, and it needs to be delivered. Would you be interested in taking on such a task?~
== MGWIKAJ
~Of course. It is but a small task and shall not harm our greater plans. I will pass it to this alchemist when I see him.~
== MGWIKHAR
~Thank you very much, Wikaede. He can usually be found beside his stand at Waukeen's Promenade.~
== MGWIKAJ
~I understand. In that case, I shall be off. Do take care, would you?~
== MGWIKHAR
~Yes. And you as well. Until we meet again.~
IF ~~ THEN DO ~SetGlobal("MGWikaHarahQuestStart","GLOBAL",1)~
END
IF ~!InParty("Wikaede")~ THEN BEGIN MGMeetHarahWithoutWikaede
SAY ~Kind <PRO_SIRLADY>, please excuse me. I am very busy with my chores. If you have any questions, you may ask one of the others.~
IF ~~ THEN EXIT
END
IF ~InParty("Wikaede")
See("Wikaede")
!StateCheck("Wikaede",STATE_SLEEPING)
Global("MGWikaHarahQuestStart","GLOBAL",0)~ THEN BEGIN MGMeetHarahWithWikaede
SAY ~Oh! Wikaede... It has been some time. It is good to see you again.~
== MGWIKAJ (<---- Parse Error)
~Indeed it has been. I have missed you. Have you been well?~
== MGWIKHAR
~Yes, everything has been fine. No need to worry. However, I do have a small task that needs to be completed, which I currently cannot do, due to my schedule.~
== MGWIKAJ
~Which would be...?
== MGWIKHAR
~A gnomish alchemist by the name of Bunyan requested a certain type of potion. We have managed to create it, and it needs to be delivered. Would you be interested in taking on such a task?~
== MGWIKAJ
~Of course. It is but a small task and shall not harm our greater plans. I will pass it to this alchemist when I see him.~
== MGWIKHAR
~Thank you very much, Wikaede. He can usually be found beside his stand at Waukeen's Promenade.~
== MGWIKAJ
~I understand. In that case, I shall be off. Do take care, would you?~
== MGWIKHAR
~Yes. And you as well. Until we meet again.~
IF ~~ THEN DO ~SetGlobal("MGWikaHarahQuestStart","GLOBAL",1)~
END
Obviously the MGWIKAJ interjection doesn't work. It gives a parse error at the bit I seperated. I'm puzzled as to how I can have Wikaede react to a new dialogue file in installed with the same mod, that only happens when he is in the party. I have tried looking at MGWIKAJ.d as a file...
CODE
INTERJECT_COPY_TRANS GAAL 4 MGWikaGaalBeholder
== MGWIKAJ IF ~InParty("Wikaede")~ THEN
~An eyeless beholder? I wonder how such an abomination could maintain it's great strength.~
== GAAL
~Be careful with your words, faithless one. The One God is far from an abomination. He is perfect.~
END
== MGWIKAJ IF ~InParty("Wikaede")~ THEN
~An eyeless beholder? I wonder how such an abomination could maintain it's great strength.~
== GAAL
~Be careful with your words, faithless one. The One God is far from an abomination. He is perfect.~
END
Interject Copy Trans requires a certain number (line number. In this case 4) to function...yet with a new dialogue file... egh, I don't know. Maybe it's not even meant to be an interjection, but it beats me. Any assistance on this would be appreciated.