.ph forge npc outfit gender random

[Kay 3]

The following command only prompts the helptext and does not seem to give NPC's random gender on spawn:

.ph forge npc outfit gender random

Only loops and returns this message:

Quote

 

Syntax: .phase forge npc outfit gender $gender

 

Changes the gender of the forged NPCs. $gender can be male, female or random.

 

 

Edited August 24, 2017 by Ragasha

[Chef 10]

You can make your own npcs? This is considerable news to me. I will have to try this once I'm home to see if I receive the same issue.

[Kay 3]

1 hour ago, Chef said:

You can make your own npcs? This is considerable news to me. I will have to try this once I'm home to see if I receive the same issue.

You start off with the command: .ph forge npc create "display ID" and go from there, be sure to do '.ph forge npc outfit race' after that to set the race, else it will revert to default human everytime you edit something. Unless you plan to have the npc only be a display ID of course.

[Chef 10]

6 minutes ago, Ragasha said:

You start off with the command: .ph forge npc create "display ID" and go from there, be sure to do '.ph forge npc outfit race' after that to set the race, else it will revert to default human everytime you edit something. Unless you plan to have the npc only be a display ID of course.

For "displayid" do you input any creature displayid?

And it'll stay in the database as a custom npc entry? 

Edited August 24, 2017 by Chef

[Romeo 320]

6 minutes ago, Ragasha said:

You start off with the command: .ph forge npc create "display ID" and go from there, be sure to do '.ph forge npc outfit race' after that to set the race, else it will revert to default human everytime you edit something. Unless you plan to have the npc only be a display ID of course.

thanks! been looking for this answer. <3

[Kay 3]

3 minutes ago, Chef said:

 

And it'll stay in the database as a custom npc entry? 

Yes, you can also do: '.ph forge npc list' to get a list of all your custom NPC's (that you have created in your phase or on your character I believe).

 

As for displayID, if you intend to have the NPC to be any of the default races it is generally irrelevant, only useful (in my opinion) should you have an interest for your NPC to display as a specific character already outfitted and equipped, otherwise you equip your NPC via the commands etc.

Edited August 24, 2017 by Ragasha

[Xeslite 36]

Hey there, and thank you for the bug report! 
Apologies for the slow response but it has now been added to the list of bugs that we'll be working through in the near future!

 

#Soon™ - // Xeslite

[Scarlet 104]

".phase forge npc outfit gender random" does not work and only returns Help Text. The Help Text says the command accepts Male, Female, and Random.

[Xeslite 36]

Hey there, and thank you for the bug report! 
It has already been added to the list from a previous bug report but thanks for reporting it in any case.

 

#Soon™ - // Xeslite

[Rogan 158]

it doesn't work it gives you the default syntax when attempting it

[Silcore 22]

Merged threads.

[Cre 73]

Issue resolved on 24/10/2018: