[Question] Change the PKP for killing an Enemy

[2087]

Good morning Community

i think the threadname says everything.
I want to change the values of Pk points you get by killing some1 of enemy guild.

that's what i tried by now:

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                if (!World.FreePKMaps.Contains(Loc.Map))
                    Attacker.Owner.PKPoints += 10;
                if (Attacker.Owner.MyGuild.Enemies = MyGuild)
                    Attacker.Owner.PKPoints += 3;

And i'm getting this error:

Eine implizite Konvertierung vom Typ "NewestCOServer.Features.Guild" in "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<uint,string>" ist nicht möglich.

Someone could help me?

[pro4never]

MyGuild = a guild structure... not a player..


if

MyGuild.Enemies.Contains(Attacker.Owner.MyGuild)

or something along those lines would be the more likely solution.

[2087]

tried that already - didnt work

[pro4never]

then you're doing it wrong... you need to run a check on your enemy guilds uid's and the guild uid of the player being killed... My example is simply an example as I don't use lotf and don't know how things are named/setup... but it is the way things need to be done.

[-Shunsui-]

shouldent it be if (Attacker.Owner.MyGuild.Enemies == MyGuild.Members)
or something

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by -Shunsui-

shouldent it be if (Attacker.Owner.MyGuild.Enemies == MyGuild.Members)
or something

<_<... enemies = list of enemy guilds (unless lotf is super messed up) and members is list of guild members... so no.


Grrr this is bugging me, opening lotf.


Ok: first problem. Lotf doesn't have allies/enemies coded (at least in the old shitty version I have)

For the random crap source I have here, under character.cs there is

if (!BlueName)
                        {
                            Attacker.BlueNameLasts += 45;
                            if (Attacker.Enemies.Contains(EntityID))
                                Attacker.PKPoints += 5;                           
                            else
                                Attacker.PKPoints += 10;
                        }

what you SHOULD be able to do (if allies/enemies were coded properly) is

if (!BlueName)
                        {
                            Attacker.BlueNameLasts += 45;
                            if (Attacker.Enemies.Contains(EntityID))
                                Attacker.PKPoints += 5;
                            else if (Attacker.MyGuild.Enemies.ContainsKey(MyGuild.GuildID))
                                Attacker.PKPoints += 3;
                            else
                                Attacker.PKPoints += 10;
                        }

This is using a dictionary to store int/guild structure for enemies where the int key is the guild id.

[2087]

thanks pro4never, it worked

& i wondered why it didn't work when i was trying it with

Attacker.MyGuild.Enemies.Contains(MyGuild.GuildID)

>.<