Adding players EXP once baddy killed

[iSlayer]

Ok this is serverside and it happens once the baddy is dead

PHP Code:

if(this.hp <= 0) {
 getnearestplayer(this.x, this.y) 


Not sure what to do next

[cbk1994]

Just keep track of the player who last hit it, no reason to use findNearestPlayers.

[Cubical]

have it send the players account as a parameter every time the player attacks as you would with damage then have it check to see if it is dead everytime it takes damage and if it is either have it join a class for player functions or join it to the player directly. then do addExp(amount); you can also do some checks to see if they are in a party and if so evenly distribute it throught the party.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Cubical

have it send the players account as a parameter every time the player attacks as you would with damage then have it check to see if it is dead everytime it takes damage and if it is either have it join a class for player functions or join it to the player directly. then do addExp(amount); you can also do some checks to see if they are in a party and if so evenly distribute it throught the party.

No reason to send the account as a parameter. The player will be in scope in triggers.

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

No reason to send the account as a parameter. The player will be in scope in triggers.

oh u rite, the other stuff still applies.

[Cubical]

class

PHP Code:

function addExp(amount){
  clientr.exp += amount;
} 


baddy

PHP Code:

join("player_functions");
function onActionServerside(cmd){
  switch (cmd){
    case "addexp":
      addExp(amount);
      break;
  }
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCheckDead(){
  // do checks
  triggerserver("gui", name, "addexp"); 
} 


However joining the player to the class on login could simplify it and make it a bit more accessible. Using the same class you can just do player.addExp(amount); anywhere serverside by doing this on login.

PHP Code:

  player.join("player_functions"); 


then your code would look like this

PHP Code:

function onActionServerside(cmd){
  switch (cmd){
    case "addexp":
      player.addExp(amount);
      break;
  }
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCheckDead(){
  // do checks
  triggerserver("gui", name, "addexp"); 
} 


[cbk1994]

Unless your baddies are completely clientside (different for each player), there's no excuse for doing checks on clientside like that. If he's using triggers he can handle those serverside.

[iSlayer]

Originally Posted by Cubical

class

PHP Code:

function addExp(amount){
  clientr.exp += amount;
} 


baddy

PHP Code:

join("player_functions");
function onActionServerside(cmd){
  switch (cmd){
    case "addexp":
      addExp(amount);
      break;
  }
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCheckDead(){
  // do checks
  triggerserver("gui", name, "addexp"); 
} 


However joining the player to the class on login could simplify it and make it a bit more accessible. Using the same class you can just do player.addExp(amount); anywhere serverside by doing this on login.

PHP Code:

  player.join("player_functions"); 


then your code would look like this

PHP Code:

function onActionServerside(cmd){
  switch (cmd){
    case "addexp":
      player.addExp(amount);
      break;
  }
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCheckDead(){
  // do checks
  triggerserver("gui", name, "addexp"); 
} 


Hmm where would I put the exp because the baddy uses this.exp

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by iSlayer

Hmm where would I put the exp because the baddy uses this.exp

PHP Code:

player.addExp(this.amount); 


or if you don't have the class joined to the player but you have it joined to the npc then do

PHP Code:

addExp(this.amount); 


or if you have it in a different weapon as a public function do

PHP Code:

(@ "Systems/PlayerFunctions").addExp(this.amount); 


[iSlayer]

But where?