So… No, I’m not coming back… Sorry. But I peeked back on and saw… well, a big number of notifications, pretty much all of ‘em on this guide. The OG one.
First, make that classic water terrain! What’s fishing without a lake?
Make a button like this:
Now, enlarge the button, copy it multiple times, and put those buttons around the lake, like this:
Make a checker with settings like these:
The Actual Fishing Part, or, FISHing
Block time! Make a trigger with these settings:
Also, make sure that it is NOT visible in game and also NOT trigger-able by a player stepping on it.
Blocks for the trigger:
You do NOT need to use the same fish and numbers as me!
Now, make a few popups for each of the fish types. Example:
Do the same for an “Out of Bait!” Popup.
Getting the Fish
Item Granter settings for each type of fish’s item granter:
The channel should be the granting channel used when the fish is chosen, and the channel that shows the popup, and the item should be… well, the fish.
Property settings for each type of fish’s property:
Have a trigger receiving on each Fish channel that grants +1 to the respective property.
Selling the Fish
Set the given item to whatever the fish type is.
Do the same for all other types of fish. (The code will be in item granters that are connected to your sell table.)
Make another item granter that grants “cash”, or whatever currency you’re using. Do this code:
That should be all? I rushed through this because I really don’t have time; If anyone has problems, just reply, and someone will answer it. It probably won’t be me, though. Bye!
There’s a weird thing that works? At least, it worked when I used it, so I think it’s still going to work? I forget… Sorry…
Actually, I think I get it. I’m pretty sure the initial block code makes it so that it checks everything, but in order. That means it checks the 5000 first, then the rest, in order.
It works because it’s already inherently an else if. We’ve determined first that it’s not under 5000, which means next we’re checking if it’s betwen 5000 and 7500, and so on.
a suggestion is: you could add the rating from the old guide and add it here maybe? (Your choice)
Also thanks for remaking it! It will for sure be a lot of help for lots of people.
Yayayay now I can spam this guide at new users who are asking for help but don’t actually search
Thank you so much for this! I do have a request though.
Instead of doing this again,
You should also write down what the settings are and stuff in the guide.
You shouldn’t rely on the pictures to explain everything because if we get another image wipe, this guide will be useless once again. It’s a good idea to have everything written down as a backup.
