How to make it after kill a Specific number of monster its drops item or giving money

TQ-Challenger · 04/14/2012, 20:55

by the name of god

How to make it after kill a Specific number of monster its drops item or giving money or cps.

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Open

MonsterTable.cs

Find this code

PHP Code:

            if (Owner.Name.Contains("Guard") || killer.Name.Contains("Guard"))                 return;

add this under it

PHP Code:

            if (this.Name == "BirdMan")             {                 killer.BirdMan += 1;                 if (killer.BirdMan == 20)                 {                     killer.ConquerPoints += 50000;                     killer.BirdMan = 0;                 }             }

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this code means the monster name is " BirdMan "

and it will add 1 to the current number of killed monsters.

then if total killed monsters was 20

it will add 50 k CPs.

if we wanna it drop item

we will replace this code :

PHP Code:

                    killer.ConquerPoints += 50000;

with this

PHP Code:

                    var infos = Database.ConquerItemInformation.BaseInformations[123456789];                     ushort X = Owner.X, Y = Owner.Y;                     Game.Map Map = ServerBase.Kernel.Maps[Owner.MapID];                     if (Map.SelectCoordonates(ref X, ref Y))                     {                         Network.GamePackets.FloorItem floorItem = new Network.GamePackets.FloorItem(true);                         floorItem.Item = new Network.GamePackets.ConquerItem(true);                         floorItem.Item.Color = (Conquer_Online_Server.Game.Enums.Color)ServerBase.Kernel.Random.Next(4, 8);                         floorItem.Item.ID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.Item.MaximDurability = infos.Durability;                         floorItem.Item.MobDropped = true;                         floorItem.ValueType = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorValueType.Item;                         floorItem.ItemID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.MapID = Owner.MapID;                         floorItem.MapObjType = Game.MapObjectType.Item;                         floorItem.X = X;                         floorItem.Y = Y;                         floorItem.Type = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.Drop;                         floorItem.OnFloor = Time32.Now;                         floorItem.ItemColor = floorItem.Item.Color;                         floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         while (Map.Npcs.ContainsKey(floorItem.UID))                             floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         Map.AddFloorItem(floorItem);                         SendScreenSpawn(floorItem);                     }

and it will looks like this.

PHP Code:

            if (this.Name == "BirdMan")             {                 killer.BirdMan += 1;                 if (killer.BirdMan == 20)                 {                     var infos = Database.ConquerItemInformation.BaseInformations[123456789];                     ushort X = Owner.X, Y = Owner.Y;                     Game.Map Map = ServerBase.Kernel.Maps[Owner.MapID];                     if (Map.SelectCoordonates(ref X, ref Y))                     {                         Network.GamePackets.FloorItem floorItem = new Network.GamePackets.FloorItem(true);                         floorItem.Item = new Network.GamePackets.ConquerItem(true);                         floorItem.Item.Color = (Conquer_Online_Server.Game.Enums.Color)ServerBase.Kernel.Random.Next(4, 8);                         floorItem.Item.ID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.Item.MaximDurability = infos.Durability;                         floorItem.Item.MobDropped = true;                         floorItem.ValueType = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorValueType.Item;                         floorItem.ItemID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.MapID = Owner.MapID;                         floorItem.MapObjType = Game.MapObjectType.Item;                         floorItem.X = X;                         floorItem.Y = Y;                         floorItem.Type = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.Drop;                         floorItem.OnFloor = Time32.Now;                         floorItem.ItemColor = floorItem.Item.Color;                         floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         while (Map.Npcs.ContainsKey(floorItem.UID))                             floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         Map.AddFloorItem(floorItem);                         SendScreenSpawn(floorItem);                     }                 }             }

to modify item ID, change this number "123456789" in 3 places with item ID.

if you want to change Monster to other, just rename " BirdMan " with the new Monster name , or create a new one with different Code in Entity.cs as we will see ....

if you wanna make it add money , so just replace this code :

PHP Code:

                    var infos = Database.ConquerItemInformation.BaseInformations[123456789];                     ushort X = Owner.X, Y = Owner.Y;                     Game.Map Map = ServerBase.Kernel.Maps[Owner.MapID];                     if (Map.SelectCoordonates(ref X, ref Y))                     {                         Network.GamePackets.FloorItem floorItem = new Network.GamePackets.FloorItem(true);                         floorItem.Item = new Network.GamePackets.ConquerItem(true);                         floorItem.Item.Color = (Conquer_Online_Server.Game.Enums.Color)ServerBase.Kernel.Random.Next(4, 8);                         floorItem.Item.ID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.Item.MaximDurability = infos.Durability;                         floorItem.Item.MobDropped = true;                         floorItem.ValueType = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorValueType.Item;                         floorItem.ItemID = (uint)123456789;                         floorItem.MapID = Owner.MapID;                         floorItem.MapObjType = Game.MapObjectType.Item;                         floorItem.X = X;                         floorItem.Y = Y;                         floorItem.Type = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.Drop;                         floorItem.OnFloor = Time32.Now;                         floorItem.ItemColor = floorItem.Item.Color;                         floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         while (Map.Npcs.ContainsKey(floorItem.UID))                             floorItem.UID = Network.GamePackets.FloorItem.FloorUID.Next;                         Map.AddFloorItem(floorItem);                         SendScreenSpawn(floorItem);                     }

with this one :

PHP Code:

killer.Money += 50000;

and it will add 50 k of gold.

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now go to Entity.cs

search this code

PHP Code:

    public class Entity : Writer, Interfaces.IBaseEntity, Interfaces.IMapObject     {

under it add this code :

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PHP Code:

private uint  _birdman;         public uint BirdMan         {             get             {                 return _birdman;             }             set             {                 _birdman = value;             }         }

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now we have done , hit F5 and its will work with you.

here is download links :

Intity.Txt

CPs and Money.Txt

Drop item.Txt

nTL3fTy · 04/14/2012, 21:18

Just by looking at the first few lines of the code, you can tell it's going to be poor quality. What if you wanted to add another monster kill counter? You'd probably add a Pheasant field to the client/player class. This is partly why bad sources are bad.

Lateralus · 04/14/2012, 21:30

I tried using this to implement CPs dropping for all monsters, but I gave up after about the 15000th line.

~~pro4never~~ · 04/14/2012, 21:43

This is why I'm entertained by epvp.

No one ever learns.

<edit>

let me clarify... When would you use something like this? Quests and events! As such, think of a generic way of handling ALL possible types of quests and event objectives (what do they all involve? Killing, delivering, etcetcetc). As such... what fields do you need

ActionType Type Target Value EffectType EffectValue

In this case something like...

ActionType 1 we will use to represent KillMonster (all defined by yourself obviously)
Type would represent the mobtype to be killed
Target would represent how many to kill
Value would represent current progress
EffectType would represent type of reward (exp, cp, gold, items, etc)
EffectValue would determine how much/id of specified reward type

Very basic/generic example but would make 'your' system infinitely more expandable and useful.

Keep in mind I spent all of 2 minutes brainstorming these fields and in practice you should be fully planning out these features MUCH more before implementing them. Program design is almost as important as the actually programming involved. Gotta plan things out to make sure your code is scalable and applicable to the needs of the application.

TQ-Challenger · 04/14/2012, 21:54

but i think this is simple for people who don't know how to code it.

Lateralus · 04/14/2012, 22:16

Of course it's simple for people who don't know how to code it, because they have NO IDEA what they're doing. Even so, as a programmer, you're supposed to implement the most generic design for something rather than bruteforce it like this. Furthermore, this "solution" is extremely source-specific and you never state what source this is for - not everyone's using the same source.

Angellinho · 04/15/2012, 00:08

65 lines to drop 1 item after you kill 20 birdmans?! You`re serious?!
Even if I would make it to much monsters should I make 100,000 lines of codes?

turk55 · 04/15/2012, 02:30

He needs 1000 lines while you can use 2-3 lines lmao

dego4ever · 04/16/2012, 02:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angellinho

65 lines to drop 1 item after you kill 20 birdmans?! You`re serious?!
Even if I would make it to much monsters should I make 100,000 lines of codes?

~Zero~ · 04/16/2012, 03:27

No offence but you lack of common sense.

~~DyjgK64J451Jhv0~~ · 04/16/2012, 13:09

if (this.Name == "BirdMan") killer.ConquerPoints += 50000/20;

and a method for dropping item will be great -.-

why the hell u gives 50k each 20 , why dont u give 2.5k each monster ? o-0

Sp!!ke · 04/17/2012, 04:29

[CODE] uint cps_Drop =0;
switch(killer.MapID)
{
case 1002://asta e tc pica 1...
cps_Drop =1;
break;
case 1010://asta bird sau nustu ... pica saculeti ? da bun ..asta termin eo lasa asa ce s cu erorile alea?
cps_Drop =2;
break;
default:
cps_Drop =0;
break;

}
[CODE]

~~DyjgK64J451Jhv0~~ · 04/17/2012, 13:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sp!!ke

[CODE] uint cps_Drop =0;
switch(killer.MapID)
{
case 1002://asta e tc pica 1...
cps_Drop =1;
break;
case 1010://asta bird sau nustu ... pica saculeti ? da bun ..asta termin eo lasa asa ce s cu erorile alea?
cps_Drop =2;
break;
default:
cps_Drop =0;
break;

}
[CODE]

or case the monsters ^^