Compiling C++ get player skill lvl

[Sun]

Aloha!
I'm trying to make a skill wall in C++, which I actually already achived by using "this->getSkill"
However "this->getSkill" has a small flaw. It doesn't check the players base skill lvl, but the displayed skill lvl. In other words: If I put the wall at, say 100 sword, and I got 85 sword + 15 from eq. Those +15 from my eq are counted by "this->getSkill" as well.

So my question is: Is there some C++ function to get base skills not including eq bonus? or a workaround.
If not, that's fine since it works. It's just that I aim for perfection.

Thanks in advance

 

[Mkalo]

Did you try:

player->skills[skillType].level

For magic level:

player->getBaseMagicLevel()

 

[Sun]

Gosh I forgot to add I'm using tfs 0.4 r3884 (facepalm)

Did you try:

player->skills[skillType].level

Tried this like so

if(player->skills(SKILL_SWORD, SKILL_LEVEL) >= 90)

And a couple of various ways. I get the same error everytime:`player' was not declared in this scope.

btw the piece of code that I've worked out so far that somewhat works is:

if(skill == SKILL_SWORD && this->getSkill(SKILL_SWORD, SKILL_LEVEL) >= 90)

 

[Mkalo]

Gosh I forgot to add I'm using tfs 0.4 r3884 (facepalm)



Tried this like so

if(player->skills(SKILL_SWORD, SKILL_LEVEL) >= 90)

And a couple of various ways. I get the same error everytime:`player' was not declared in this scope.

btw the piece of code that I've worked out so far that somewhat works is:

if(skill == SKILL_SWORD && this->getSkill(SKILL_SWORD, SKILL_LEVEL) >= 90)

Try using:

skills[SKILL_SWORD][SKILL_LEVEL]

 

[Sun]

Tyvm!!! it works!

 

[Sun]

If anyone looking to make a skillwall comes by this thread, here's how to make it work:
in player.cpp find: void Player::addSkillAdvance
and below paste

if(skills[SKILL_SWORD][SKILL_LEVEL] >= 100)
        return;

Just change SWORD to the respective skill you want to change it to (not including mlvl).

and for maglevel find: void Player::addManaSpent
and below paste

if(getVocationId() == 1 && magLevel >= 100)
        return;

If you want it to be the same for all vocs it's: if(magLevel >= 100)
If you want it to be different for each voc you need to add a new line for each vocation id(including promotion vocs)