C++ Check if a kill is unjustified

[vitorbertolucci]

Hello I need to know how to check wether a kill was justified or not in the callback onKill. Could someone help?

 

[Itutorial]

Distro?

 

[Xikini]

Distro?

95% sure he's using 0.4

 

[Itutorial]

You could try something like this, then see if anything changes.

uint32_t flags = 0;
        if(entry.isLast() && entry.isJustify()) {
            flags |= 1, 2;
        }
       
        if(entry.isLast() && entry.isUnjustified()) {
            flags |= 1, 4;
        }

 

[Nubaza]

7 years later, but i've a 0.4 server and had this same issue XD

at bool Player:nKilledCreature(Creature* target, DeathEntry& entry)

this code:
if (!Creature:nKilledCreature(target, entry))
return false;

that triggers the creatureEvent function, was called before the entry was setted to unjustified. So you just move it near to the end of the function, before:

if(entry.isUnjustified())

Greetings!

 

[Mjmackan]

7 years later, but i've a 0.4 server and had this same issue XD

at bool Player:nKilledCreature(Creature* target, DeathEntry& entry)

this code:
if (!Creature:nKilledCreature(target, entry))
return false;

that triggers the creatureEvent function, was called before the entry was setted to unjustified. So you just move it near to the end of the function, before:

if(entry.isUnjustified())

Greetings!

Did you try the suggestion above your question? And if so what was the output?
If i remember correctly this was a major flaw in old TFS, I highly suggest trying to upgrade to at least 1.2~ or higher.

 

[Nubaza]

yes sure, it worked perfectly for me, i'm making an advanced achievement system and one of them is to kill players unjustifiably, so i made it in lua using an onKill creatureEvent c:
Greetings