-- Script By AuShadow

-- Decrease health if player is hungry and decrease appetite when food is consumed

-- Start appetite at 5000 and decrease over time at 1 per second

-- 3 levels of hunger, 1 at 3000 getting hungry, 1 at 2000 I am really hungry,

-- at 1000 start losing health 1 per 1 seconds, and also displays Starving

-- Including Drinks as well, start at 3000, and dehydrated at 1000, -1hp per second



-- These are the 2 global variables

-- Global means any script can access/read and write them

Appetite = 5000

Thirst = 3000



-- These are local

-- Local meaning they are only affected by this script

-- Using Local means you could run the exact same timer code in another script

-- and it would be completely separate and not affect each other 

local TimeStamp1 = 0

local TimePassed = 0

local Time1 = 0

local Time2 = 0



-- the function name must be the same as the file name just with _main(e) added

-- for example script1.lua would have the function name script1_main(e)

function food_drink_main(e)



--This is the timer code, it stamps a time in Time1

-- and then constantly updates Time2 and calculates the difference

	if TimeStamp1 == 0 then

		Time1 = g_Time

		-- The TimeStamp1 getting set to 1 means the if statement above is now false and it wont run again

		-- until TimeStamp1 == 0 again which we do after everything we wanted to happen at the end of our time

		-- has happened

		TimeStamp1 = 1

	end

-- This is where we constantly update Time2 and check the difference between Time1 and Time2 and write it to TimePassed

Time2 = g_Time;

TimePassed = Time2 - Time1;



-- so TimePassed is the calculated difference in milliseconds, 1000 to 1 second

-- so here we check if the difference is greater then 1 second, when it is it will run the code under the if statement	

	if TimePassed > 1000 then

		-- Here we remove 1 from appetite and thirst values every 1 second

		Appetite = Appetite - 1;

		Thirst = Thirst - 1;

		--Here we check for when the Thirst and Appetite values fall below 1000,

		--Remember it drops by 1 every second

		if Thirst < 1000 then

			-- If its true we display a text on screen with the Prompt command,

			Prompt ("I'm Dehydrated");

			-- Here we add the health value that's defined in the quantity line of the FPE file

			-- If using the supplied FPE file this is -1, so every second you will lose 1 health

			--when the if statements are true

			AddPlayerHealth(e);

		--Now we end the if statement for checking thirst

		end

		-- And then do the same for Appetite

		if Appetite < 1000 then

			Prompt ("Starving");

			AddPlayerHealth(e);

		end

		-- Once everything we wanted to happen every second is done, we reset the timer by making timestamp1 = 0

		TimeStamp1 = 0;

	-- And now end the if statement that checks for TimePassed > 1000

	end



	-- These 2 if statements check to see if the Appetite and Thirst Values have gone over their maximum which you can change here

	-- For example if you ate 6 bits of food in game with +1000 appetite on each it will see that and stop the value going over the maximum

	-- In this case 5000 for Appetite and 3000 for Thirst

	if Appetite >= 5001 then

		Appetite = 5000;

	end



	if Thirst >= 3001 then

		Thirst = 3000;

	end



	-- In the sections below we check when the Appetite and Thirst values are getting low and we warn the player with a text prompt

	if Appetite > 2000 and Appetite < 3000 then

		Prompt ("Getting Hungry");

	-- Make sure to end all your if statements when everything you want to happen is in

	end



	if Appetite > 1000 and Appetite < 2000 then

		Prompt ("Getting Really Hungry");

	end



	if Thirst > 1000 and  Thirst < 2000 then

		Prompt ("I'm getting Thirsty");

	end -- AuShadow

-- And lastly don't forget to end the Entire function

end



-- Some things to remember,

-- 1. These scripts run very quickly and constantly repeat so if you have something as just +1 you will see that value increase very quickly

-- 2. Scripts are extremely unforgiving to spelling mistakes and not using capitals. 

-- For example if you use prompt ("") instead of Prompt ("") you will get the error of trying to assign a variable to prompt incorrectly

if hunger > 5000 then

if hunger > maxhunger then

-- Script By AuShadow
 
-- Decrease health if player is hungry and decrease appetite when food is consumed
 
-- Start appetite at 5000 and decrease over time at 1 per second
 
-- 3 levels of hunger, 1 at 3000 getting hungry, 1 at 2000 I am really hungry,
 
-- at 1000 start losing health 1 per 1 seconds, and also displays Starving
 
-- Including Drinks as well, start at 3000, and dehydrated at 1000, -1hp per second
 
 function food_drink_init
-- These are the 2 global variables
 
-- Global means any script can access/read and write them
 
Appetite = 5000
 
Thirst = 3000

-- These are local
 
-- Local meaning they are only affected by this script
 
-- Using Local means you could run the exact same timer code in another script
 
-- and it would be completely separate and not affect each other 
 
local TimeStamp1 = 0
 
local TimePassed = 0
 
local Time1 = 0
 
local Time2 = 0
end
  
-- the function name must be the same as the file name just with _main(e) added
 
-- for example script1.lua would have the function name script1_main(e)
 
function food_drink_main(e)
 
 
 
--This is the timer code, it stamps a time in Time1
 
-- and then constantly updates Time2 and calculates the difference
 
    if TimeStamp1 == 0 then
 
        Time1 = g_Time
 
        -- The TimeStamp1 getting set to 1 means the if statement above is now false and it wont run again
 
        -- until TimeStamp1 == 0 again which we do after everything we wanted to happen at the end of our time
 
        -- has happened
 
        TimeStamp1 = 1
 
    end
 
-- This is where we constantly update Time2 and check the difference between Time1 and Time2 and write it to TimePassed
 
Time2 = g_Time;
 
TimePassed = Time2 - Time1;
 
 
 
-- so TimePassed is the calculated difference in milliseconds, 1000 to 1 second
 
-- so here we check if the difference is greater then 1 second, when it is it will run the code under the if statement  
 
    if TimePassed > 1000 then
 
        -- Here we remove 1 from appetite and thirst values every 1 second
 
        Appetite = Appetite - 1;
 
        Thirst = Thirst - 1;
 
        --Here we check for when the Thirst and Appetite values fall below 1000,
 
        --Remember it drops by 1 every second
 
        if Thirst < 1000 then
 
            -- If its true we display a text on screen with the Prompt command,
 
            Prompt ("I'm Dehydrated");
 
            -- Here we hurt player by a set amount
 
            --when the if statements are true
 
            HurtPlayer(e,1);
 
        --Now we end the if statement for checking thirst
 
        end
 
        -- And then do the same for Appetite
 
        if Appetite < 1000 then
 
            Prompt ("Starving");
 
             HurtPlayer(e,1);
 
        end
 
        -- Once everything we wanted to happen every second is done, we reset the timer by making timestamp1 = 0
 
        TimeStamp1 = 0;
 
    -- And now end the if statement that checks for TimePassed > 1000
 
    end
 
 
 
    -- These 2 if statements check to see if the Appetite and Thirst Values have gone over their maximum which you can change here
 
    -- For example if you ate 6 bits of food in game with +1000 appetite on each it will see that and stop the value going over the maximum
 
    -- In this case 5000 for Appetite and 3000 for Thirst
 
    if Appetite >= 5001 then
 
        Appetite = 5000;
 
    end
 
 
 
    if Thirst >= 3001 then
 
        Thirst = 3000;
 
    end
 
 
 
    -- In the sections below we check when the Appetite and Thirst values are getting low and we warn the player with a text prompt
 
    if Appetite > 2000 and Appetite < 3000 then
 
        Prompt ("Getting Hungry");
 
    -- Make sure to end all your if statements when everything you want to happen is in
 
    end
 
 
 
    if Appetite > 1000 and Appetite < 2000 then
 
        Prompt ("Getting Really Hungry");
 
    end
 
 
 
    if Thirst > 1000 and  Thirst < 2000 then
 
        Prompt ("I'm getting Thirsty");
 
    end -- AuShadow
 
-- And lastly don't forget to end the Entire function
 
end
 
 
 
-- Some things to remember,
 
-- 1. These scripts run very quickly and constantly repeat so if you have something as just +1 you will see that value increase very quickly
 
-- 2. Scripts are extremely unforgiving to spelling mistakes and not using capitals. 
 
-- For example if you use prompt ("") instead of Prompt ("") you will get the error of trying to assign a variable to prompt incorrectly