Feature Level ranks

[Gelio]

Hello. I've made this code. It's 100 & by me (Gelio). If you look on other player you will see near his nick and level:

He/She is a |RANK|.

Rank will be one of ranks you set. Ranks change if you got level up. Ok:

In: player.cpp:
Above:

std::string Player::getDescription(int32_t lookDistance) const

Add:

std::string Player::getPVPRank(uint32_t level) const
{
        std::string ranga = "newbie";
        if(level >= 40 && level <= 45)
        {
            ranga = "normal PK";
        }
        else if(level > 45 && level <= 60)
        {
            ranga = "soldier";
        }
        else if(level > 60 && level <= 75)
        {
            ranga = "experienced soldier";
        }
        else if(level > 75 && level <= 90)
        {
            ranga = "guard";
        }
        else if(level > 90 && level <= 105)
        {
            ranga = "experienced guard";
        }
        else if(level > 105 && level <= 120)
        {
            ranga = "general";
        }
        else if(level > 120 && level <= 135)
        {
            ranga = "PK mastah";
        }
        else if(level > 135)
        {
            ranga = "master of life and death";
        } 
        return ranga;
}

In this code (up) you will change ranks etc.

In funcion (in player.cpp):

std::string Player::getDescription(int32_t lookDistance) const

Under:

			s << " (Level " << level << ")";
        }

		s << ".";

Add:

            if(sex == PLAYERSEX_FEMALE)
            {
                s << " She";
            }
            else
            {
                s << " He";
            }
            s << " is ";
            std::string rank = Player::getPVPRank(level);
            s << rank << ".";

In player.h:
Above:

		virtual std::string getDescription(int32_t lookDistance) const;

Add:

		virtual std::string getPVPRank(uint32_t level) const;

Ok. Now compile and run. Now I will show you how to make your own ranks:
1. Open code where are ranks (player.cpp).
2. Prepare your rank:

else if(level < xxx && level >= yyy)
{
rank = "your rank, xxx is minimum level, yyy is maximum level";
}

3. Add above any else if in this function your prepared rank.



Yours,
Gelio

 

[elf]

Its possible in Lua since yesterday ;p

 

[Gelio]

I post it 2 days ago... ;p

 

[sleepy chronos]

can u make it on lua? looks very nice

 

[slaw]

It may look in LUA like this:

local ranks =
{
	--fromLevel, rank
	--from hightest rank, to lowest
	{135, "master of life and death"},
	{120, "PK mastah"},
	{105, "general"},
	{90, "experienced guard"},
	{75, "guard"},
	{60, "experienced soldier"},
	{45, "soldier"},
	{40, "newbie"}
}

function onLook(cid, lookThing)
	if(isPlayer(lookThing) == TRUE) then
		local level = getPlayerLevel(lookThing)
		local tmp = "He"
		if(getPlayerSex(lookThing) == PLAYERSEX_FEMALE) then
			tmp = "She"
		end

		for _, t in pairs(ranks) do
			if(level >= t[1]) then
				return "\n" .. tmp .. " is a " .. t[2] .. "."
			end
		end
	end

	return TRUE
end

or dunno how Elf have done it, maybe he added new lua function setPlayerSpecialDescription(cid, desc).

We need to wait for next release : ()

 

[Master-m]

I think it rox, I go edit it to da max XD

 

[elf]

I post it 2 days ago... ;p

I've made it before you've posted.

 

[Master-m]

The master of elves has spoken. The elves of laugh made me laugh.

 

[ScorpiOOn93]

Yes cool, but your script it's not full, because if you look on yourself you will don't see any rank.

 

[Gattaca]

Seems like LUA, but in lua can be maded more easy isnt?...

 

[exique]

@up


Your the otland's developer? lol????!!

 

[cirtaboy]

Looks good, but make it in lua. I'll go ask colandus!

 

[slaw]

Still impossible in lua. ;\

And here you have example: (Not working throught.. as you need to use doPlayerSetNameDescription) http://otland.net/f35/level-ranks-23463/#post238148

 

[zakius]

Sorry for refreshing thread
This feature is very kool but i wanted to use additional field in players table instead of level and i just dont know how to do it, because im just newbie in programing:/
Can anybody help me with it?

 

[memo27]

gratz

This is very good

 

[slaw]

for 0.3.5: (untested)

creaturescripts/scripts/rank.lua

local ranks =
{
	--from hightest rank, to lowest
	{level = 135, rank = "master of life and death"},
	{level = 120, rank = "PK mastah"},
	{level = 105, rank = "general"},
	{level = 90, rank = "experienced guard"},
	{level = 75, rank = "guard"},
	{level = 60, rank = "experienced soldier"},
	{level = 45, rank = "soldier"},
	{level = 40, rank = "newbie"}
}

function onLogin(cid)
	local level = getPlayerLevel(cid)
	local tmp = "He"
	if(getPlayerSex(cid) == PLAYERSEX_FEMALE) then
		tmp = "She"
	end

	for _, t in pairs(ranks) do
			if(level >= t[1]) then
				doPlayerSetSpecialDescription(cid, "\n" .. tmp .. " is a " .. t[2] .. ".")
				break
			end
		end
	end

	return TRUE
end

creaturescripts.xml:

	<event type="login" name="RankLogin" event="script" value="login.lua"/>

 

[Renusek]

@up
great . Gonna test it now and post here results ;p.

#
ahah ;d

[07/08/2009 20:18:30] [Warning - Event::loadScript] Cannot load script (data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua)
[07/08/2009 20:18:30] data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua:30: '<eof>' expected near 'end'

Ok fixed it(deleted one end near 'break' and tabbed good) but now I have this error:

[07/08/2009 20:21:05] Renusek has logged in.

[07/08/2009 20:21:05] Lua Script Error: [CreatureScript Interface] 
[07/08/2009 20:21:05] data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua:onLogin

[07/08/2009 20:21:05] data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua:22: attempt to compare nil with number
[07/08/2009 20:21:05] stack traceback:
[07/08/2009 20:21:05] 	data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua:22: in function <data/creaturescripts/scripts/ranks.lua:14>
[07/08/2009 20:21:05] Renusek has logged out.

Slawkens help ;p.

 

[slaw]

oh try this one [;
also fixed wrong description (thanks ChojRaK!)

local ranks =
{
	--from hightest rank, to lowest
	{level = 135, rank = "a master of life and death"},
	{level = 120, rank = "a PK mastah"},
	{level = 105, rank = "a general"},
	{level = 90, rank = "an experienced guard"},
	{level = 75, rank = "a guard"},
	{level = 60, rank = "an experienced soldier"},
	{level = 45, rank = "a soldier"},
	{level = 40, rank = "a newbie"}
}

function onLogin(cid)
	local level = getPlayerLevel(cid)
	for _, t in pairs(ranks) do
		if(level >= t.level) then
			doPlayerSetSpecialDescription(cid, "\n" .. (getPlayerSex(cid) == PLAYERSEX_FEMALE and "She" or "He") .. " is " .. t.rank .. ".")
			break
		end
	end

	return TRUE
end

 

[StreamSide]

it doesnt works for me

 

[Renusek]

Hm. Is it possible to do that, if you look on yourself it will show:
You see yourself. You are vocation. You are a '..rank..' ? This function is not showing your rank when you look on yourself ;<.