Is there any way.

[buckeyes10]

K,i figured it out.
If i kill the boss,i get 2,5k CPs,but the MSG dont work.
Here's my code.

 if (MyMath.ChanceSuccess(100))
                {
                    if (MobID == 100)
                    {
                        Char.CPs += 2500;
                        SendMsgToAll("SYSTEM", Name + " has killed a CopperTiger and recieved 2,5k CPs!", 2000, 0);
                        return;

[dowhatuwant]

I think is World.SendMsgToAll

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by BLASTER!!!!

if (Char != null)
   //if not null
else
   //if null

If the char was null is wouldn't be online

[~Master]

Originally Posted by buckeyes10

K,i figured it out.
If i kill the boss,i get 2,5k CPs,but the MSG dont work.
Here's my code.

 if (MyMath.ChanceSuccess(100))
                {
                    if (MobID == 100)
                    {
                        Char.CPs += 2500;
                        [COLOR="Red"]World.[/COLOR]SendMsgToAll("SYSTEM", Name + " has killed a CopperTiger and recieved 2,5k CPs!", 2000, 0);
                        return;
                   [COLOR="Red"][COLOR="Red"] }
                }[/COLOR][/COLOR]

That's it.

[dowhatuwant]

Originally Posted by .Arco

If the char was null is wouldn't be online

I know lol, it was just he used the null check.

[buckeyes10]

Its work now,but its says mobs name twice.
Copper Tiger has kill Copper Tiger.

[~Master]

Originally Posted by buckeyes10

Its work now,but its says mobs name twice.
Copper Tiger has kill Copper Tiger.

Replace Name with GC.MyChar.Name in the code.

[dowhatuwant]

is just Char.Name
as is not using MyChar

[µ~Xero~µ]

Originally Posted by .Arco

If the char was null is wouldn't be online

I wouldnt say that ..... he uses LOTF

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by µ~Xero~µ

I wouldnt say that ..... he uses LOTF

Lmao this is true

[Korvacs]

Originally Posted by .Arco

If the char was null is wouldn't be online

Well....unless the player disconnected durring looting in which case...

Oh and i dug this up from one of my older posts for people confused about statements:

            //When using if statements without brackets its important to realise that 
            //only the line immediately after the if statement will be called if the statement is true

            int Job = 55;

            if (Job == 55)
                Console.WriteLine("Yay! This line is called.");
            Console.WriteLine("This line is also called, but only because it would be the next line after the statement finshes");

            //This for example would not work out well if you dont want the contents of the if statement to be called

            if (Job == 100)
                Console.WriteLine("We dont want this line to be called, and it isnt, so Yay!");
            Console.WriteLine("Oh no! This line has been called because its not part of the if statement!");

            //If you want to have more than 1 line in the if statement then you HAVE to use brackets

            if (Job == 55)
            {
                Console.Write("All is good, the contents of this if statement");
                Console.Write(" is called and works exactly as we intended");
            }

[_tao4229_]

Who needs brackets when we can just use whitespace?