Lua Outfit Color Change BLOCK - TFS 1.x

[HeberPcL]

function Creature:onChangeOutfit(outfit)
    local old = self:getOutfit()
    if ( (old.lookHead ~= outfit.lookHead) or (old.lookBody ~= outfit.lookBody) or (old.lookLegs ~= outfit.lookLegs) or (old.lookFeet ~= outfit.lookFeet) ) then
        self:sendCancelMessage("You cannot change your outfit color.")
        return FALSE
    end
   return true
end

 

[Infernum]

Fix

you are supposed to leave your problem up and post the solution if others have the same problem
https://otland.net/threads/rules-for-the-support-board.217087/
see #8

 

[HeberPcL]

No problem. I post code!

Thanks!

 

[Infernum]

function Creature:onChangeOutfit(outfit)
    local old = self:getOutfit()
    if ( (old.lookHead ~= outfit.lookHead) or (old.lookBody ~= outfit.lookBody) or (old.lookLegs ~= outfit.lookLegs) or (old.lookFeet ~= outfit.lookFeet) ) then
        self:sendCancelMessage("You cannot change your outfit color.")
        return FALSE
    end
   return true
end

should check if self is player incase you send cancel messages to creatures that change outfits

 

[HeberPcL]

Even preventing a change TFS saves a change and not next Login the player receives a change. How do I fix this?

 

[Colors]

I don't really remember how onChangeOutfit works, but why don't you just update the new outfit with the old colors instead of returning false?

 

[HeberPcL]

I don't really remember how onChangeOutfit works, but why don't you just update the new outfit with the old colors instead of returning false?

Your idea is excelende!
But I believe that return false should not effect the change.

@Colors and @Xeraphus

Thanks!!!

 

[Infernum]

I don't really remember how onChangeOutfit works, but why don't you just update the new outfit with the old colors instead of returning false?

cause that's pointless if you can just return false ._.

 

[HeberPcL]

Even with the false return you are still making the changes. And at the next login it will receive the changes.

 

[Colors]

cause that's pointless if you can just return false ._.

It doesn't really matter if you return false, it will only stop the player from updating the "client view" of the new outfit, but as long as you reconnect or something you'll see the changes, since the defaultOutfit is changed no matter what of the return is.