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and the SRC is the one who took the damage and not who dealt it. | and the SRC is the one who took the damage and not who dealt it. | ||
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| − | SRC is not the one who dealt the damage or the one who was damaged, but is the one 'responsible' for the damage - it means something different depending on the situation. | + | :[[User:MrSugarCube|MrSugarCube]] 19:13, 26 January 2010 (UTC) |
| − | + | :SRC is not the one who dealt the damage or the one who was damaged, but is the one 'responsible' for the damage - it means something different depending on the situation. | |
| − | For example: | + | : |
| − | * When a weapon takes damage during combat, SRC is the character hit by the weapon. | + | :For example: |
| − | * When a piece of armour (or shield) is damaged during combat, SRC is the character who dealt the damage. | + | :* When a weapon takes damage during combat, SRC is the character hit by the weapon. |
| − | * When a tool takes damage when using a skill (mining, lumberjack, lockpicking), SRC is the character performing the action. | + | :* When a piece of armour (or shield) is damaged during combat, SRC is the character who dealt the damage. |
| − | * When a spider web takes damage, SRC is the character walking on it. | + | :* When a tool takes damage when using a skill (mining, lumberjack, lockpicking), SRC is the character performing the action. |
| − | * When an item is damaged due to someone targeting it with a weapon, SRC is the character who targeted it. | + | :* When a spider web takes damage, SRC is the character walking on it. |
| − | * When an item is hit by a harmful spell, SRC is the character who cast the spell. | + | :* When an item is damaged due to someone targeting it with a weapon, SRC is the character who targeted it. |
| − | * When an item is hit by an explosion potion, SRC is the character who used the potion. | + | :* When an item is hit by a harmful spell, SRC is the character who cast the spell. |
| − | * When the DAMAGE function is used, SRC is the source of the damage (third parameter, or SRC from the script calling the function) | + | :* When an item is hit by an explosion potion, SRC is the character who used the potion. |
| + | :* When the DAMAGE function is used, SRC is the source of the damage (third parameter, or SRC from the script calling the function) | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 26 January 2010
I think the wiki about this trigger is wrong. I tested the @damage and typed this code into the script of a custom executioner's axe.
On=@Damage src.say I'm the SRC
and the SRC is the one who took the damage and not who dealt it.
- MrSugarCube 19:13, 26 January 2010 (UTC)
- SRC is not the one who dealt the damage or the one who was damaged, but is the one 'responsible' for the damage - it means something different depending on the situation.
- For example:
- When a weapon takes damage during combat, SRC is the character hit by the weapon.
- When a piece of armour (or shield) is damaged during combat, SRC is the character who dealt the damage.
- When a tool takes damage when using a skill (mining, lumberjack, lockpicking), SRC is the character performing the action.
- When a spider web takes damage, SRC is the character walking on it.
- When an item is damaged due to someone targeting it with a weapon, SRC is the character who targeted it.
- When an item is hit by a harmful spell, SRC is the character who cast the spell.
- When an item is hit by an explosion potion, SRC is the character who used the potion.
- When the DAMAGE function is used, SRC is the source of the damage (third parameter, or SRC from the script calling the function)
