Module Slot Machine Public

This is a module compatible for AzerothCore, ElunaTrinityWotlk that implements a 3x3 slot machine with ElunaLUA and AIO

Eluna AIO module for AzerothCore

Features

• based on real classic 3x3 slot machine
• database persistence, no bets are lost
• configurable skins
• sound effects
• emotes
• easily configurable to use gold or item as currency
• payout to character unless gold cap / bags full then through ingame mail
• announce wins locally or server-wide with configurable conditions
• configuration to change announcement, messages, mail, database
• sim included to adjust payout table, hit frequency and return value
• adaptable to change payout handling e.g. custom items on mini-jackpot or jackpot

ui:

in action short:

example_spins_short.mp4

in action 4min video:

• bid with gold: spins, effects, ui options, sound effects, skins, payouts, etc.
• bid with emblems: example eof
• custom jackpot: timer mount on jackpot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axqYfxsfyqg

Customization

SM.Config SM.Currency: change icons, bets, etc modify database to use

any custom handling for items can be done in the Payout method on server-side

Virtual Reels and CalculatePayout decide odds, use provided notebook to modify the payouttable or modify virtual reels

0.957 RTP with 0.281 hit frequency. These values will be exactly calculated on startup, can be disabled in SM.Config

AIOSlotMachine:SimInfo return: 0.956988 hits: 0.281041

How to play:

.slots to open the window any misses payout will be added next play or manually in case of a server crash by .slotspayout to receive any payouts without playing again

See menu for winning combinations and pay value

Database

Requires a table slot_machine. This table will be auto generated on launch.

Requirements

https://github.com/Rochet2/AIO/tree/master

Sources

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