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Hello guys  :) ,

Event Description :

Event starts every 1 hour , registration time 10 minutes , npc spawned in giran automatic to register.

If participants is more than 2 then event will start.

Random player will be chosen to be the zombie , if zombie hit any player , player will be zombie.

Event consist of 3 rounds each round is 1.5 minute ,if players survived all the round will win.

Event area : coliseum

 

from reg npc you can register,unregister,view participated players

 

here is the code :

http://pastebin.com/EdvVdpjf

and for npc all you need is to create a new one with id 70012 and type L2Npc

html code

<button value="Event" action="bypass -h Quest Zombie show" width=90 height=25 

 

also if you want to change the event rounds

from here :

public int rounds = 3;

 

coded by me

PS tested but there might be bugs

Guest Elfocrash
Posted

You bitch learn fast. Good job.

Posted

Yes but my code is  completely diffrent and  even the event

also as I can remember it has bugs when you hit somone he/she dont turn to zombie

also i just saw that the link i posted has an invalid download link so everyhting is ok ;)

Posted

Nice one, gj mate.

 

Btw you should avoid adding variables such as public boolean _zombie = false; in L2PcInstance, you can do it in event file.

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