C++ Checking if target is a monster or a player in TFS 0.3.6.

[Dionizy]

I'm changing distance shoot system a lot and I want accuracy to be different depending on if you're attacking a player or a monster. I checked how it's done in LUA and tried to replicate it in C++.

      int AUTOID_PLAYERS = 0x10000000;
        int AUTOID_MONSTERS = 0x40000000;
        int AUTOID_NPCS = 0x80000000    ;
              
      
        //isMonster
        if((target->id >= AUTOID_MONSTERS) && (target->id < AUTOID_NPCS))
        {
                  
             chance = skillmodpve;
        }
      
        //isPlayer
        if((target->id >= AUTOID_PLAYERS) && (target->id < AUTOID_MONSTERS))
        {
        if (targetflee >= skillmodpvp)
            {
            chance = 1;
            }
            else
            chance = skillmodpvp - targetflee;
            }

I always get the

`uint32_t Creature::id' is protected

error. How to access a protected class member in this context?

 

[Old-Server]

u solve this by calling target->getID() which is a public function
you dont access protected data directly, it requires a "get function" iirc

 

[Dionizy]

Thanks.