TFS 1.X+ tile->hasFlag(TILESTATE_PROTECTIONZONE)

[Sigoles]

I'm logging out of protection zone and its not printing anything, why?

in iologindata.cpp
loadPlayer

const Tile* tile = player->getTile();
if (tile && !tile->hasFlag(TILESTATE_PROTECTIONZONE)) {
    std::cout "testing " std::endl;
}

tested too:

if (!player->getTile()->hasFlag(TILESTATE_PROTECTIONZONE)) {

 

[TheGahl]

try remove tile from the if statement.
if you start getting that message all the time, or crash, then it fails to load the tile

 

[Sigoles]

"try remove tile from the if statement."
I can't, we will need declare "hasFlag", etc

another test:

const Tile* playerTile = player->getTile();
if (playerTile) {
  std::cout << playerTile << " Test 1" << std::endl;

Test 1 never print

 

[Nekiro]

You are logging out of protection zone and you expect loadPlayer function to load the player? Why? It saves the player, it loads when you login

If you meant when you log in, then you cannot get the player tile in this function, player object is not yet placed on the map, when this is executed, so the tile is nullptr.

 

[Sigoles]

You are logging out of protection zone and you expect loadPlayer function to load the player? Why? It saves the player, it loads when you login

If you meant when you log in, then you cannot get the player tile in this function, player object is not yet placed on the map, when this is executed, so the tile is nullptr.

I'm using the code above inside this function below:

bool IOLoginData::loadPlayer(Player* player, DBResult_ptr result)

I want check if player are logging in protection zone or not, what I'm doing wrong or missing?

 

[Nekiro]

This is impossible in this function.

Check out this one:
otland/forgottenserver
You should be able to do what you want there.

 

[Sigoles]

This is impossible in this function.

Check out this one:
otland/forgottenserver
You should be able to do what you want there.

Thanks! How I can use "player" there?

 

[Infernum]

Thanks! How I can use "player" there?

it already exists with the this keyword
see g_creatureEvents->playerLogin(this)