Here is the (full) list of available attributes that can be retrieved from a PyObjectHandle object in python, including the return types: __safe_for_unpickling__ : long (int) area : long (int) feats : tuple (of int) get_hp_cur : long (int) [deprecated - use stat_hp_current instead] get_hp_max : long (int) [deprecated - use stat_hp_max instead] get_size : long (int) height : double (float) hit_dice : PyDice hit_dice_num : long (int) location : longlong (quadword) loots : long (int) map : long (int) name : long (int) off_x : double (float) off_y : double (float) origin : long (int) radius : double (float) rotation : double (float) scripts : PyScriptArray substitute_inventory : PyObjectHandle type : long (int) -- dulcaoin P.S. note the lack of direct access to the critter's inventory, darnit.
I was wondering why there are some stats that aren't able to be set or read from python but give no error, just failure (like stat_level_wizard & friends). At first i thought that the functions validate them and tried to go lower, by searching temple dll for npc object methods . Found set_int and get_int. They didn't work either. No way to change these? I actually found "stat_level_get(int)" that works for reading those, but not changing them.
Ok, i figured it out it's three arguments. Due to the way python is unhelpful about type it's rather hard to figure out the rest, but one of them must be a spell id. ToEE really doesn't like a debugger attached.
