[Release]CoEmuV2 EXPBall code

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06/03/2009 01:02 scottdavey#16

Lots of npcs are gonna add exp, best just to create a function, stick this at the bottom of useitem.

Code:

        public static void GiveExp(int exp,  ClientSocket CSocket)
        {
            CSocket.Client.Exp += (ulong)exp;
            if (Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level) <= CSocket.Client.Exp)
            {
                Calculation.GiveLevel(CSocket);
            }
            else
            {
                CSocket.Send(ConquerPacket.Status(CSocket, 2, CSocket.Client.Exp, Struct.StatusTypes.Exp));
            }
        }

06/04/2009 22:28 quadruple1#17

It doesnt work for me...
Itl show the notice where it says itl level you up by this much... you click okay and nothing happens

06/04/2009 23:32 Zeroxelli#18

Guys, all your code fails. You only give ONE FRIGGIN LEVEL and the rest is just off in space. -.-

Here's an example using the Qonquer

Code:

Math.Floor(600000 * (1 + ((CSocket.Client.Level - 1) * 0.4)));

Kinshi posted

Code:

                case 723700:
                    {
                        ulong ExpToGive = (ulong)Math.Floor(600000 * (1 + ((CSocket.Client.Level - 1) * 0.4)));
                        ulong ExpNeed = Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level) - CSocket.Client.Exp;
                        int Safety = 0;

                        while (ExpToGive >= 0)
                        {
                            if (Safety >= 150)
                                break;
                            if (ExpToGive < ExpNeed)
                            {
                                CSocket.Client.Exp += (ulong)ExpToGive;
                                ExpToGive = 0;
                                break;
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                CSocket.Client.Exp += (ulong)ExpNeed;
                                ExpToGive -= ExpNeed;
                                if (CSocket.Client.Exp >= Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level))
                                {
                                    Calculation.GiveLevel(CSocket);
                                    ExpNeed = Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level) - CSocket.Client.Exp;
                                    CSocket.Client.Exp = 0;
                                }
                            }   ++Safety;
                        }
                        CSocket.Send(ConquerPacket.Status(CSocket, 2, CSocket.Client.Exp, Struct.StatusTypes.Exp));
                        break;
                    }

Please learn to code guys, you're making me lonely :(

06/04/2009 23:43 SuperDragonMan#19

thanks

06/05/2009 01:45 scottdavey#20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeroxelli

Guys, all your code fails. You only give ONE FRIGGIN LEVEL and the rest is just off in space. -.-

Here's an example using the Qonquer

Code:

Math.Floor(600000 * (1 + ((CSocket.Client.Level - 1) * 0.4)));

Kinshi posted

Code:

                case 723700:
                    {
                        ulong ExpToGive = (ulong)Math.Floor(600000 * (1 + ((CSocket.Client.Level - 1) * 0.4)));
                        ulong ExpNeed = Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level) - CSocket.Client.Exp;
                        int Safety = 0;

                        while (ExpToGive >= 0)
                        {
                            if (Safety >= 150)
                                break;
                            if (ExpToGive < ExpNeed)
                            {
                                CSocket.Client.Exp += (ulong)ExpToGive;
                                ExpToGive = 0;
                                break;
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                CSocket.Client.Exp += (ulong)ExpNeed;
                                ExpToGive -= ExpNeed;
                                if (CSocket.Client.Exp >= Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level))
                                {
                                    Calculation.GiveLevel(CSocket);
                                    ExpNeed = Calculation.NeededExp(CSocket.Client.Level) - CSocket.Client.Exp;
                                    CSocket.Client.Exp = 0;
                                }
                            }   ++Safety;
                        }
                        CSocket.Send(ConquerPacket.Status(CSocket, 2, CSocket.Client.Exp, Struct.StatusTypes.Exp));
                        break;
                    }

Please learn to code guys, you're making me lonely :(

"guys"? There was one person that posted fail code, i merely posted an example.

Ignorant.

06/05/2009 02:07 Zeroxelli#21

Quote:

Originally Posted by scottdavey

"guys"? There was one person that posted fail code, i merely posted an example.

Ignorant.

Uh, no. Check the thread. Also, it wasn't directed at your function. But even so with yours, since you bring it up; It's blindly adding EXP onto the current.

06/08/2009 08:43 killerbee#22

ok, all the codes ya gave was great, working like charms, but if you buy like 5 expballs from shopping mall and use them, only one will be remove from your inventory and the other 4 wont be remove and you can still get experience by clicking it. any idea why its doing that.

07/06/2009 11:09 0105653642#23

do you know how to control of it i only want players use 10 expball only

07/06/2009 15:38 Zeroxelli#24

@killerbee
Mall fix, you need it.

@0105653642
Just save/load an integer to/from the db, and increment it.

07/07/2009 14:51 0105653642#25

I want to know how to control in expballs use i want the players only use 10 expball in day any idea

07/10/2009 17:58 taylor2846#26

il give you an example def in in character.cs and put this

if (CSocket.Client.expballuse <= 10)
{
CSocket.Client.expballuse += 1;

and you may want set it to save the expballuse. if not the acc can just relog and us 10 more

07/10/2009 19:15 alexbigfoot#27

Quote:

Originally Posted by taylor2846

il give you an example def in in character.cs and put this

if (CSocket.Client.expballuse <= 10)
{
CSocket.Client.expballuse += 1;

and you may want set it to save the expballuse. if not the acc can just relog and us 10 more

wooh, and next day will u be able to use another 10? i doubt cuz you certainly dont know how to handle the "tomorrow".

07/10/2009 19:37 killerbee#28

Quote:

Zeroxelli;2508278]@killerbee
Mall fix, you need it.

I already have the mall fix, but it was my ExpBall code that was the problem, but i fix it. thanks

07/10/2009 21:44 CIRASH#29

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexbigfoot

wooh, and next day will u be able to use another 10? i doubt cuz you certainly dont know how to handle the "tomorrow".

add a 24 hour timer or sumtin?
lol i barely know anything about coding

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