Solved spawn monsters randomly

[silveralol]

hello folks, then I'm here to ask something about the respawn, you know that in the tibia global the spawn of monster can be different.
different how ?
exemple: have a spawn with 2 monsters, 1 minotaur and 1 minotaur archer
each monster have ur own position to spawn right?
then, sometimes in the place of the minotaur can be spawned a minotaur archer
or the inverse, I want to implement it, to make my respawn random with the monsters that are in the spawn area
seems that is here:

bool Spawn::spawnMonster(uint32_t spawnId, MonsterType* mType, const Position& pos, Direction dir, bool startup /*= false*/)
{
    std::unique_ptr<Monster> monster_ptr(new Monster(mType));
    if (startup) {
        //No need to send out events to the surrounding since there is no one out there to listen!
        if (!g_game.internalPlaceCreature(monster_ptr.get(), pos, true)) {
            return false;
        }
    } else {
        if (!g_game.placeCreature(monster_ptr.get(), pos, false, true)) {
            return false;
        }
    }
    Monster* monster = monster_ptr.release();
    if (!g_events->eventMonsterOnSpawn(monster)) {
        return false;
    }
    monster->setDirection(dir);
    monster->setSpawn(this);
    monster->setMasterPos(pos);
    monster->incrementReferenceCounter();

    spawnedMap.insert(spawned_pair(spawnId, monster));
    spawnMap[spawnId].lastSpawn = OTSYS_TIME();
    return true;
}

So I need some help with this

 

[silveralol]

bumpe

 

[silveralol]

bump²

 

[Ezzz]

Hello,

What makes you think that this is a TibiaGlobal related behavior? Are you referring this to CipSoft files?

 

[Xikini]

Hello,

What makes you think that this is a TibiaGlobal related behavior? Are you referring this to CipSoft files?

I think he means;

In Real Tibia, it works like this. blah blah
How can we implement this same behaviour in this source file?

 

[silveralol]

ahhh i'm sorry, forgot to say that I'm using TFS 1.2

 

[Wirless]

He basically wants creature of the same type ( folder ) to spawn sometimes instead of the creature he put in RME so if we have--array of sqm basically monsters beside each other 1, 1, 2, 1, //1= minotaur 2= minotaur archer //he wants it to randomize so after killing those it would be for example 2, 2, 2, 1, and after that 1,1,2,2, and so on.

 

[silveralol]

He basically wants creature of the same type ( folder ) to spawn sometimes instead of the creature he put in RME so if we have--array of sqm basically monsters beside each other 1, 1, 2, 1, //1= minotaur 2= minotaur archer //he wants it to randomize so after killing those it would be for example 2, 2, 2, 1, and after that 1,1,2,2, and so on.

WTF?
folder? bro, are you crazy ? I'm not saying about the folder, I'm saying about the "spawn area" you know, in RME you put a spawn area and in this area you put the monsters, right?
then I want to randomize the monsters of this spawn area
I use the exemple of minotaur to explain but have no relation with folders

 

[StreamSide]

WTF?
folder? bro, are you crazy ? I'm not saying about the folder, I'm saying about the "spawn area" you know, in RME you put a spawn area and in this area you put the monsters, right?
then I want to randomize the monsters of this spawn area
I use the exemple of minotaur to explain but have no relation with folders

i think he said that a minotaur will transform into an mino archer, etc (same race - same folder)

 

[silveralol]

i think he said that a minotaur will transform into an mino archer, etc (same race - same folder)

Hmm... my bad so...
I have some ideas of the logic of the soluction
need a function:
getSpawnMonsters() // return an array with the monsters in the spawn area
then we can handle with the array and get the random monster to spawn

 

[Wirless]

would you not just use a raid system to spawn monsters every x time and to check if they are spawned or not? and yes i ment race folder

make my respawn random with the monsters that are in the spawn area

thats why i tought you already had them on the map

 

[Mkalo]

Find all calls of spawnMonster like:

spawnMonster(spawnId, sb.mType, sb.pos, sb.direction);

Replace sb.mType with a random mType inside the spawnMap.

 

[silveralol]

Find all calls of spawnMonster like:

spawnMonster(spawnId, sb.mType, sb.pos, sb.direction);

Replace sb.mType with a random mType inside the spawnMap.

could you explain better how I can work with it ?

 

[Mkalo]

Place this before spawnMonster(..)
const spawnBlock_t& randSb = std::next(spawnMap.begin(), uniform_random(0, spawnMap.size() - 1))->second;
Then replace sb.mType with randSb.mType

On cellphone so it may not be correct but it's something like that.

 

[silveralol]

Place this before spawnMonster(..)
const spawnBlock_t& randSb = std::next(spawnMap.begin(), uniform_random(0, spawnMap.size() - 1))->second;
Then replace sb.mType with randSb.mType

On cellphone so it may not be correct but it's something like that.

sure, changed, but I see something in:

bool Spawn::addMonster(const std::string& name, const Position& pos, Direction dir, uint32_t interval)
{
    MonsterType* mType = g_monsters.getMonsterType(name);
    if (!mType) {
        std::cout << "[Spawn::addMonster] Can not find " << name << std::endl;
        return false;
    }

    this->interval = std::min(this->interval, interval);

    spawnBlock_t sb;
    sb.mType = mType;
    sb.pos = pos;
    sb.direction = dir;
    sb.interval = interval;
    sb.lastSpawn = 0;

    uint32_t spawnId = spawnMap.size() + 1;
    spawnMap[spawnId] = sb;
    return true;
}

spawnBlock_t sb; will affect ?

 

[Mkalo]

No.

The only "problem" in my code is that if you have a spawn with 9 minotaurs and 1 minotaur archer, the chance of spawning a minotaur archer in this area will be 1/10 and 9/10 for minotaurs.

If you want uniform distribution of monsters in the spawn you have to create a set of monstertypes in that spawn and get a random monstertype from this set instead of getting from the spawnMap

 

[StreamSide]

Place this before spawnMonster(..)
const spawnBlock_t& randSb = std::next(spawnMap.begin(), uniform_random(0, spawnMap.size() - 1))->second;
Then replace sb.mType with randSb.mType

On cellphone so it may not be correct but it's something like that.

omg teach me dud
I will buy you many books

 

[silveralol]

No.

The only "problem" in my code is that if you have a spawn with 9 minotaurs and 1 minotaur archer, the chance of spawning a minotaur archer in this area will be 1/10 and 9/10 for minotaurs.

If you want uniform distribution of monsters in the spawn you have to create a set of monstertypes in that spawn and get a random monstertype from this set instead of getting from the spawnMap

not is a problem, this should be like that

 

[ConAn Edujawa]

can do it for 0.4?