[Request] How to add revive points?

[justprownage]

Hi everyone, I would like to know how to add/change revive points. If anyone knows how please post it here.

[Kiyono]

I guess it involves some editing in the

public static void LoadRevPoints() in the database...

[_Emme_]

RevPoints = new ushort[NUMBERHERE][];

NUMBERHERE should always be one above the number of the last rev point. Remember that or you'll get an error while you try to run it

[Kiyono]

So for example

this is the code in LOTF

public static void LoadRevPoints()
        {
            RevPoints = new ushort[22][];
            RevPoints[0] = new ushort[4] { 1002, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[1] = new ushort[4] { 1005, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[2] = new ushort[4] { 1006, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[3] = new ushort[4] { 1008, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[4] = new ushort[4] { 1009, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[5] = new ushort[4] { 1010, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[6] = new ushort[4] { 1007, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[7] = new ushort[4] { 1004, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[8] = new ushort[4] { 1028, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[9] = new ushort[4] { 1037, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[10] = new ushort[4] { 1038, 1002, 438, 398 };
            RevPoints[11] = new ushort[4] { 1015, 1015, 717, 577 };
            RevPoints[12] = new ushort[4] { 1001, 1000, 499, 650 };
            RevPoints[13] = new ushort[4] { 1000, 1000, 499, 650 };
            RevPoints[14] = new ushort[4] { 1013, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[15] = new ushort[4] { 1011, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[16] = new ushort[4] { 1076, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[17] = new ushort[4] { 1014, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[18] = new ushort[4] { 1020, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[19] = new ushort[4] { 1075, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[20] = new ushort[4] { 1012, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[21] = new ushort[4] { 6000, 6000, 50, 50 };
        }

It starts a 0 and ends at 21 wich is 22 in total explaining this part

RevPoints = new ushort[22][];

so if you add 1 revpoint it could look like this

public static void LoadRevPoints()
        {
            RevPoints = new ushort[23][];
            RevPoints[0] = new ushort[4] { 1002, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[1] = new ushort[4] { 1005, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[2] = new ushort[4] { 1006, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[3] = new ushort[4] { 1008, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[4] = new ushort[4] { 1009, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[5] = new ushort[4] { 1010, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[6] = new ushort[4] { 1007, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[7] = new ushort[4] { 1004, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[8] = new ushort[4] { 1028, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[9] = new ushort[4] { 1037, 1002, 430, 380 };
            RevPoints[10] = new ushort[4] { 1038, 1002, 438, 398 };
            RevPoints[11] = new ushort[4] { 1015, 1015, 717, 577 };
            RevPoints[12] = new ushort[4] { 1001, 1000, 499, 650 };
            RevPoints[13] = new ushort[4] { 1000, 1000, 499, 650 };
            RevPoints[14] = new ushort[4] { 1013, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[15] = new ushort[4] { 1011, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[16] = new ushort[4] { 1076, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[17] = new ushort[4] { 1014, 1011, 193, 266 };
            RevPoints[18] = new ushort[4] { 1020, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[19] = new ushort[4] { 1075, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[20] = new ushort[4] { 1012, 1020, 566, 656 };
            RevPoints[21] = new ushort[4] { 6000, 6000, 50, 50 };
            RevPoints[22] = new ushort[4] { 1002, 1036, 54, 545 };
        }

yea i know you just need common sense for this but i felt like typing it lol

[justprownage]

Originally Posted by EmmeTheCoder

RevPoints = new ushort[NUMBERHERE][];

NUMBERHERE should always be one above the number of the last rev point. Remember that or you'll get an error while you try to run it

Emme, thank you very much.