simple request

[Fish*]

I tried to figure this out, but seems to be kinda stucked.
How can i convert VP(ulong) to CPs(ushort).

Dosnt seems to work for me x.X

btw. is for the 5165.

[_DreadNought_]

uh?

ulong VP = GC.MyChar.VPS;
GC.MyChar.CPs += VP;
GC.MyChar.VP -= VP;
VP = 0;

Easy?

[kinshi88]

CPs = Math.Min((ushort)VPs + CPs, ushort.MaxValue);

?

[Fish*]

I meant, so they keep the current VP.
Like:
GC.MyChar.CPs = GC.MyChar.VP;
but everything i do, always get the can't convert thing lol
the one that was closest to work was urs kinshi.
But it just mde value higher, it should be same for both

this was how i tested urs kinshin:

                ulong VP = 0;
                uint CP = 0;
                CP = 9999;
                    Program.WriteLine("CP: " + CP);
                VP = 15000;
                Program.WriteLine("VP: " + VP);
                CP = Math.Min((ushort)VP + CP, ushort.MaxValue);
                Program.WriteLine("CP: " + CP);
                Console.ReadLine();

[teroareboss1]

cps += (ushort)vp;

[kinshi88]

Originally Posted by teroareboss1

cps += (ushort)vp;

VPs are a ulong, and a ulong can hold a lot more than a ushort.
So my way would be about right.

[Fish*]

tero's worked.
And yeah kinshin, but i never think they will get that much vp anyway D:

[Arcо]

Well it is a big possibility they'll get more than 65355

[kinshi88]

Not a very smart choice. At all.
But whatever, your loss =P

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by kinshi88

Not a very smart choice. At all.
But whatever, your loss =P

Lol we'll just sit here, expecting another help thread saying his vps got bugged.

[_tao4229_]

Originally Posted by kinshi88

CPs = Math.Min((ushort)VPs + CPs, ushort.MaxValue);

?

What you're doing doesn't satisfy what you think it should do.

If VPs is already over 0xFFFF then it'll rollback over (as you cast it to a ushort first), but if (VPs % 0xFFFF) + CPs > 0xFFFF it'll rollback over again. You should let it without the cast and you'll have to cast ushort.MaxValue to a uint64 as well as the return type to a ushort as well. (if Math.Min has params for uint64s, I don't know).

[Fish*]

Well, is solved.
#Request closed

[kinshi88]

Originally Posted by _tao4229_

What you're doing doesn't satisfy what you think it should do.

If VPs is already over 0xFFFF then it'll rollback over (as you cast it to a ushort first), but if (VPs % 0xFFFF) + CPs > 0xFFFF it'll rollback over again. You should let it without the cast and you'll have to cast ushort.MaxValue to a uint64 as well as the return type to a ushort as well. (if Math.Min has params for uint64s, I don't know).

Yeah, I did say my way would be about right =P
I had the right idea

[Huseby]

#Closed