Feature Simple anti-push system

[Fire Element]

Tested on TFS 0.4

game.cpp

after

    if(!canThrowObjectTo(mapFromPos, mapToPos) && !player->hasCustomFlag(PlayerCustomFlag_CanThrowAnywhere))
    {
        player->sendCancelMessage(RET_CANNOTTHROW);
        return false;
    }

add

    uint8_t items[] = {2148, 2152, 2160, 3976, 2599, 7636, 7635, 7634};
    uint8_t n = 0;
    for (n; n < sizeof(items) / sizeof(uint8_t); n++) {
        if(item->getID() == items[n] && player->hasCondition(CONDITION_EXHAUST, 3)) {
            player->sendTextMessage(MSG_STATUS_SMALL, "Please wait a few seconds to move this item.");
            return false;
        }
    }

    if(Condition* condition = Condition::createCondition(CONDITIONID_DEFAULT, CONDITION_EXHAUST, 500, 0, false, 3))
        player->addCondition(condition);

if you need to add new items:

int items[] = {2148, 2152, 2160, 3976, 2599, 6000};

 

[druidbacu]

http://otland.net/f35/anti-anti-push-bot-works-100-a-92430/ ?

 

[Renusek]

Can't be

for (n = 0; n < items.Length(); n++)

?
Good code, but as druidbacu said, this system existed before ;p.

 

[Fire Element]

Mine is smaller than xampy system and does the same thing, only it's not easy to configure for beginners.

Can't be

for (n = 0; n < items.Length(); n++)

does not work, I think it work:

for (n = 0; n < sizeof(items); n++){

 

[MartyX]

Is possible add in config.lua for example
int items[] = {(g_config.getString(ConfigManager::ANTIPUSHITEMSIDS), ",")};
antiPushItems = "2148, 2152, 2160, 3976, 2599"

or more simple: all items
antiPushItems = false
antiPushItems = true

 

[Fire Element]

Yes, I'll do it:

antiPush = true
antiPushItems = "100, 200, 300"
antiPushExhaust = 1000

 

[MartyX]

ups missing:

antiPushAllItems = true

 

[adeptus]

You created a bug that may crash the server (processing of invalid memory and buffer overflow). Pleasae change the code to

int items[] = {2148, 2152, 2160, 3976, 2599};
int n = 0;
for (n = 0; n < sizeof(items) / sizeof(int); n++)

In C and C++, the sizeof operator is the size in bytes of an object. Since an int is 4 bytes, sizeof(items) would be 20. The correct way is to divide by the sizeof(int) to get the number of items in the array.

 

[Colors]

Worked for me, thanks!

 

[Fire Element]

~ Update
Bugfix.