### Settings
MonsterId	= 12780
PolyId      = 9 # orc
MonsterName	= "testmob" # this doesn't really matter, the game reads it out of the database
ActionDelay = 10000 # 10 seconds


### Code
print "importing " + str(MonsterId) + ": " + MonsterName,
import sys
from net.sf.l2j.gameserver.model.scriptedmonster import ScriptedMonsterList as MList
from net.sf.l2j.gameserver.model.scriptedmonster import ScriptedMonsterFactory as JFactory
from net.sf.l2j.gameserver.model import L2ScriptedMonsterInstance as JMonster
from net.sf.l2j.gameserver.serverpackets import CreatureSay

# these 2 are for the maintenance thread
from net.sf.l2j.gameserver import ClientScheduler
from java.lang import Runnable


### This is the monster code. All of the monster's events will be handled in here.
class Monster (JMonster):

# Constructor - anything to be done at mob creation (NOT mob spawn) should be done here.
# In this case, I'm setting the character model to something other than the default.
 def __init__(self, objectId, template):
  JMonster.__init__(self, objectId, template)
  self.getPoly().setPolyInfo("npc", str(PolyId))

# Do this whenever the monster takes damage
 def addDamage(self, attacker, damage):
  msg = CreatureSay(self.getObjectId(), 2, self.getName(), "oof! oww! " + str(damage) + " damage.")
  self.broadcastPacket(msg)
  self.addDamageHate(attacker, damage, damage) # this calls the default behavior

# Do this when the monster spawns
 def OnSpawn(self):
  msg = CreatureSay(self.getObjectId(), 2, self.getName(), "I appear!")
  self.broadcastPacket(msg)

  # call MonsterAction.run in ActionDelay milliseconds (useful for timed events)
  ClientScheduler.scheduleEvent(MonsterAction(self), ActionDelay)
  self.super__OnSpawn()

# Do this when the monster dies
 def doDie(self, killer):
  msg = CreatureSay(self.getObjectId(), 2, self.getName(), "Woe is me!")
  self.broadcastPacket(msg)
  self.super__doDie(killer)


### Event thread. Every ActionDelay seconds execute this
class MonsterAction (Runnable):
 def __init__( self, monster ):
  self.monster = monster

# run is the method which is actually called
 def run(self):
  msg = CreatureSay(self.monster.getObjectId(), 2, self.monster.getName(), "10 seconds have elapsed.")
  self.monster.broadcastPacket(msg)
  
  # schedule the event again, so it repeats
  ClientScheduler.scheduleEvent(self, ActionDelay)


### Everything below this line is needed to register the monster with the game. Don't touch!
class MonsterFactory (JFactory):
 def getMonster(self,objectId, template):
  return Monster(objectId, template)

MList.getInstance().registerMonster(MonsterId, MonsterFactory())