First (and wrong) approach removing gemstone from rings

1 files changed, 36 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/npc/003-5/jeweler.txt b/npc/003-5/jeweler.txt
index 8d5d57331..3b362b60e 100644
--- a/npc/003-5/jeweler.txt
+++ b/npc/003-5/jeweler.txt
@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ L_Menu:
         l("I want to shop."), -,
         l("I want to craft rings."), L_Craft,
         rif(countitem(GoldenRing) >= 1 || countitem(SilverRing) >= 1, l("I want to create polished gemstones.")), L_Gemstone,
+        l("I want to remove all stuff applied to my ring!"), L_Clear,
         l("Nothing, sorry."), L_Close;
 
     openshop;
@@ -120,6 +121,41 @@ L_BlackPearl:
     goto L_Menu;
 */
 
+L_Clear:
+    mesn l("Inya, the Jeweler");
+    mesq l("Oh... Of course! I'll even do this for free!");
+    next;
+    mesn l("Inya, the Jeweler");
+    mesq l("But be warned, if you have multiple rings, I can pick the wrong one...");
+    mesq l("...so if you have multiple rings, better put the others on the storage!");
+    next;
+    mes "##B" + l("Drag and drop an item from your inventory.") + "##b";
+    .@item = requestitem();
+
+    // Check if we received an item
+    if (.@item != GoldenRing && .@item != SilverRing) {
+        mesn;
+        mesq l("Well, that's not a ring.");
+        next;
+        goto L_Menu;
+    }
+
+    // The easiest way to get rid is not the best one.
+    // failedremovecardsindex() is the right approach
+    if (!checkbound(.@item)) {
+        delitem .@item, 1;
+        getitem .@item, 1;
+        mesn;
+        mesq l("Well... Here you go! Uh... Warn me if the gem is still there %%a");
+        next;
+    } else {
+        mesn;
+        mesq l("I don't work with bound items.");
+        next;
+    }
+
+    goto L_Menu;
+
 L_Close:
     closedialog;
     goodbye;