New slot type.

[spyk3z]

So I've added my slot type on my server.
Added it to player.lua in the gamelib folder.

InventorySlotOther = 0
InventorySlotHead = 1
InventorySlotNeck = 2
InventorySlotBack = 3
InventorySlotBody = 4
InventorySlotRight = 5
InventorySlotLeft = 6
InventorySlotLeg = 7
InventorySlotFeet = 8
InventorySlotFinger = 9
InventorySlotFinger2 = 13
InventorySlotAmmo = 10
InventorySlotPurse = 11

InventorySlotFirst = 1
InventorySlotLast = 10

Added it to const.h

    enum InventorySlot {
        InventorySlotHead = 1,
        InventorySlotNecklace,
        InventorySlotBackpack,
        InventorySlotArmor,
        InventorySlotRight,
        InventorySlotLeft,
        InventorySlotLegs,
        InventorySlotFeet,
        InventorySlotRing,
        InventorySlotRing2,
        InventorySlotAmmo,
        InventorySlotPurse,
        InventorySlotExt1,
        InventorySlotExt2,
        InventorySlotExt3,
        InventorySlotExt4,
        LastInventorySlot
    };

Then in my game_inventory files.

InventorySlotStyles = {
  [InventorySlotHead] = "HeadSlot",
  [InventorySlotNeck] = "NeckSlot",
  [InventorySlotBack] = "BackSlot",
  [InventorySlotBody] = "BodySlot",
  [InventorySlotRight] = "RightSlot",
  [InventorySlotLeft] = "LeftSlot",
  [InventorySlotLeg] = "LegSlot",
  [InventorySlotFeet] = "FeetSlot",
  [InventorySlotFinger] = "FingerSlot",
  [InventorySlotFinger2] = "FingerSlot2",
  [InventorySlotAmmo] = "AmmoSlot"
}

  FingerSlot2 < InventoryItem
  id: slot13
  image-source: /images/game/slots/finger
  &position: {x=65536, y=9, z=0}

But I get this error when I run the client.

ERROR: Unable to send extended opcode 1, extended opcodes are not enabled
ERROR: protected lua call failed: LUA ERROR:
/game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: attempt to index global 'inventoryPanel' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
    [C]: in function '__index'
    /game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: in function 'onInventoryChange'
    /game_inventory/inventory.lua:60: in function </game_inventory/inventory.lua:56>
ERROR: protected lua call failed: LUA ERROR:
/game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: attempt to index global 'inventoryPanel' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
    [C]: in function '__index'
    /game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: in function </game_inventory/inventory.lua:84>
ERROR: protected lua call failed: LUA ERROR:
/game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: attempt to index global 'inventoryPanel' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
    [C]: in function '__index'
    /game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: in function </game_inventory/inventory.lua:84>
ERROR: protected lua call failed: LUA ERROR:
/game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: attempt to index global 'inventoryPanel' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
    [C]: in function '__index'
    /game_inventory/inventory.lua:94: in function </game_inventory/inventory.lua:84>

 

[spyk3z]

bump, I'm willing to pay for any help.

 

[totolol123]

try something like this:
https://github.com/EvilHero90/otclient/commit/aff23ec85ca171dbbf618e8a7237ee1f2d4584a2

 

[spyk3z]

Yea I followed that, Same error. Thanks tho.

 

[Breed]

I'm just going to show you a comaprison of the yours and the official source to show you what you did wrong
Yours

InventorySlotOther = 0
InventorySlotHead = 1 // 1st
InventorySlotNeck = 2
InventorySlotBack = 3
InventorySlotBody = 4
InventorySlotRight = 5
InventorySlotLeft = 6
InventorySlotLeg = 7
InventorySlotFeet = 8
InventorySlotFinger = 9
InventorySlotFinger2 = 13
InventorySlotAmmo = 10 // last
InventorySlotPurse = 11

InventorySlotFirst = 1
InventorySlotLast = 10

Official source

InventorySlotOther = 0
InventorySlotHead = 1 // 1st
InventorySlotNeck = 2
InventorySlotBack = 3
InventorySlotBody = 4
InventorySlotRight = 5
InventorySlotLeft = 6
InventorySlotLeg = 7
InventorySlotFeet = 8
InventorySlotFinger = 9
InventorySlotAmmo = 10
InventorySlotDistance = 11
InventorySlotPurse = 12 // last

InventorySlotFirst = InventorySlotHead
InventorySlotLast = InventorySlotPurse

 

[waterson]

Did you got it ?

It's not really hard work, I made it today in a couple of hours.
You need to have a great knowledge about your source, I work with mine for a long time, so I was able to do the modifications, and in the client is just a few modifications, I did not used gamelib at all, this is just to "help" you using variable names.

 

[CipsoftStinks]

Did you got it ?

It's not really hard work, I made it today in a couple of hours.
You need to have a great knowledge about your source, I work with mine for a long time, so I was able to do the modifications, and in the client is just a few modifications, I did not used gamelib at all, this is just to "help" you using variable names.

could you post how you did it? i can figure out how to get it to work

regards men

 

[waterson]

It has been a long time since I made it, however as I said before, it's not a really hard work, you need only to be aware from variables limitations (uint8_t / uint16_t) [recommend you to try to add just one, and than the others], and you will just need to replicate code, mainly at player.cpp (it will be in other files too, so use a good project finder)

Wish I was able to help