[CoEmu PlayerCap]

08/19/2009 20:41 1supertao#1

How can I make this work for CoEmu? I want to have a Player Capacity....

Code:

if (World.AllChars.Count > 0)
                {
                  foreach (DictionaryEntry DE in World.AllChars)
                    {
                        Character Char = (Character)DE.Value;
                        Char.MyClient.Drop();
                        return;
                    }
}

08/19/2009 20:56 samehvan#2

Code:

if (Nano.ClientPool.Count>0)

08/19/2009 21:00 1supertao#3

Where do i put
if (Nano.ClientPool.Count>0)

08/19/2009 21:02 _Emme_#4

I just don't see why people won't cap the pool itself, like:

Quote:

public static Dictionary<int, ClientSocket> ClientPool = new Dictionary<int, ClientSocket>(100); // 100 being the limit

case 1052:

Quote:

try
{
Monitor.Enter(Nano.ClientPool);
Nano.ClientPool.Add(CSocket.Client.ID, CSocket);
//}
}
catch(Exception e)
{
CSocket.Disconnect();
Console.WriteLine(e.ToString());
}

Just added 3 letters and one line, voila.

08/19/2009 21:31 tanelipe#5

Actually emme... that is incorrect. Look at the following example, it will work just fine.

PHP Code:


			
Dictionary<uint, uint> UintPool = new Dictionary<uint, uint>(10);
for (uint i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
      UintPool.Add(i, i * 10);
}

The integer parameter passed to constructor is just the initial size, it will allocate more space in the array it uses.

PHP Code:


			
const int PLAYER_LIMIT = 200;
if(Nano.ClientPool.Count > PLAYER_LIMIT) {
    CSocket.Disconnect();
}

That code would be more correct. Ofcourse it won't work if you just copy paste it so figure out it yourself. ( I don't have CoEmu V2 on my computer, can't help more. )

08/19/2009 21:35 1supertao#6

still not understanding any of this

08/19/2009 23:38 _tao4229_#7

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1supertao

still not understanding any of this

Then you should probably learn to code before asking for help you won't understand?

08/20/2009 00:02 1supertao#8

ya thats true... but ya... i got it...

08/20/2009 03:36 felipeboladao#9

then make a better type of Packet WrongPass ..
To tell the This Server Full '

Sorry for my Englesh'

08/20/2009 03:46 CptSky#10

Quote:

Originally Posted by felipeboladao

then make a better type of Packet WrongPass ..
To tell the This Server Full '

Sorry for my Englesh'

Just send a message's packet on the channel 2101 and drop the connection...
LOTF Exemple:

Code:

SendPacket(General.MyPackets.SendMsg(MessageId, "SYSTEM", MyChar.Name, "Le serveur est complet!", 2101));
ListenSock.WinSock.Close();
ListenSock = null;