Ninja Amulet

[Arcotemple:)]

i wanna make ninja amulet
the one where it changes your size
how would i go about coding this?

[pro4never]

I would think something along the lines of

if CSocket.Client.Model == 11004
CSocket.Client.Model = 11003
w/e save cmd for it would be

add that for each gender for small>big and big>small.


Fairly sure the Model field in the character database is controlling the gender and size.

[Arcotemple:)]

its for lotf not CoEmu

[danielachraf]

character.cs

[Arcotemple:)]

yaeh all item uses are in character.cs lmao

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by Arcotemple:)

its for lotf not CoEmu

why do people still use lotf

/facepalm

[AmbiguousStatement]

Originally Posted by pro4never

why do people still use lotf

/facepalm

Did you know. . .
There's a face palm emoticon now ;

Anyways, nobody knows why people still use it.

[Arcotemple:)]

i like lotf
its pretty good if you ask me
if you have nothing helpful to say then screw off

[PeTe Ninja]

try this i havent tested it

                      else if (ItemParts[0] == "723583") // Ninja Amulet
            {
                if (Model == 1004 || Model == 2002)
                    Model -= 1;
                else if (Model == 1003 || Model == 2001)
                    Model += 1;

                General.MyPackets.Vital(UID, 12, ulong.Parse(Avatar.ToString() + Model.ToString()));
                World.UpdateSpawn(this);
                RemoveItem(ItemUID);
            }

[pajar22]

same i like lotf better cause you can get help with some codes with poeple here and you can learn coding for like a short period of time..^^ There are also many release in lotf so you could just get em or improve em like some who has bugs in it

[Incariuz]

LOTF should simply be used as a learning tool. It's extremely buggy, and the majority using it don't have the knowledge required to fix it. But it doesn't mean it should be avoided altogether. People can still learn how to do some basic stuff by reading, manipulating, and performing tons of trial and error. As for trying to run a server with it, you'd be more successfull trying to pick up a a friday night date in a book store.

On topic though, Pete Ninja's coding looks like it should work properly.