Codes for Auto Drop Ores.

05/02/2011 17:02 ConquerBotter#1

any one can help me for codes?
:handsdown:

05/02/2011 22:35 Yahyaahmed#2

and ineed the program

05/03/2011 19:16 IAmHawtness#3

Hahahaha, you two are awesome

05/05/2011 21:26 KraHen#4

Red Hawk One, Red Hawk One, are you there? I need air support on delta A 0.

You asked for the codes.

05/05/2011 22:36 IAmHawtness#5

For Iron Ores:

Code:

/delitembytype 1072010
/delitembytype 1072011
/delitembytype 1072012
/delitembytype 1072013
/delitembytype 1072014
/delitembytype 1072015
/delitembytype 1072016
/delitembytype 1072017
/delitembytype 1072018
/delitembytype 1072019

05/06/2011 01:01 OELABOELA#6

Code:

public foid drop(Client client)
{
foreach(Item in item items)
{
Packets.Dropitem((Item*)YOURITEMID,client);
}}

Im sure this will work, no errors for sure.

05/06/2011 03:26 shitboi#7

my implementation would be

Code:

public void dropOre (MyChar character){
    foreach(Object item: character.itemList.value().toArray()){
        Packet drop = new Packet( DropItem.buildDropPacket(myTimer.getTimeStamp(), ((Item)item).ID, character.xcord, character.ycord)  ); 
        character.itemList.remove( ((Item)item).ID );
        ClientPacketQueue.add(drop);
        ClientQueueSize++;
    }
}

05/06/2011 03:38 IAmHawtness#8

Quote:

Originally Posted by shitboi

my implementation would be

Code:

public void dropOre (MyChar character){
    foreach(Object item: character.itemList.value().toArray()){
        Packet drop = new Packet( DropItem.buildDropPacket(myTimer.getTimeStamp(), ((Item)item).ID, character.xcord, character.ycord)  ); 
        character.itemList.remove( ((Item)item).ID );
        ClientPacketQueue.add(drop);
        ClientQueueSize++;
    }
}

You just made me dislike Java more than I thought was possible

05/06/2011 04:19 123tati123#9

grasias

05/06/2011 04:50 shitboi#10

Quote:

Originally Posted by IAmHawtness

You just made me dislike Java more than I thought was possible

Are you talking about that for each loop, or the packet building? lol. I used a ConcurrentHashMap that can only map object to objects, have to do a series of casts to get what i want. Maybe my lack of proficiency has highlighted the downside of java, lol.

05/06/2011 04:52 IAmHawtness#11

Quote:

Originally Posted by shitboi

Are you talking about that for each loop, or the packet building? lol. I used a ConcurrentHashMap that can only map object to objects, have to do a series of casts to get what i want. Maybe my lack of proficiency has highlighted the downside of java, lol.

I'm not talking about your coding style or anything, just Java in general. Eww

05/06/2011 05:21 shitboi#12

my first guess was that foreach loop is dam bulky. lol.
Learning C# lately though. lol