Create and modify Oxidus NPCs and monsters using STD_NPC and LPML data.
npx skills add https://github.com/gesslar/oxidus-mudlib --skill npc-creation
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: npc-creation Source: https://github.com/gesslar/oxidus-mudlib/tree/main/.claude/skills/npc-creation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gesslar/oxidus-mudlib --skill npc-creation
Create and modify NPCs and monsters for Oxidus. Provides guidance for code-based NPCs (STD_NPC), data-driven monsters (LPML), and the virtual compile flow to unify workflows.
Create a new code-based NPC named guard with basic stats, weapon, and loot, and test its heartbeat, combat, and memory behaviors.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You create Oxidus NPCs and monsters using code-based STD_NPC prototypes or data-driven LPML mappings. The skill guides you through configuring stats, loot tables, combat memory, and utility-AI decisions for both single creatures and scalable mob sets.
Code-based STD_NPC uses learned inheritance patterns for individual prototypes like a town guard, while data-driven LPML uses mappings and monster_setup hooks for dynamic, scalable creature creation across multiple mobs.
Heartbeat optimization manages NPC processing cycles efficiently, while combat memory allows creatures to retain and use engagement history. The skill provides guidance on configuring both to streamline NPC behavior performance.
Yes, you can prototype a single NPC with specific race, weapon, and loot characteristics, then scale that design to multiple mobs via data-driven LPML mappings and the virtual compile flow to unify the workflows.
Yes, frontmatter metadata with name and description at the root is required. The skill enforces this structure alongside defining required architecture components, optional resources, and combat or AI hooks.
gesslarModel nested skill trees and progression with Oxidus Mudlib functions.
wannasaynoneDesign and balance core gameplay mechanics with state machines and event-driven patterns.
haitao2016Provides an AI-driven NPC behavior evolution framework for UrhoX Lua games.
gesslarProvide LPML syntax, data types, and extension rules from the specification.
