Solved Trying to add "getPlayerRebirths"

[Cornwallis]

I'm using 0.2.14, and I'm trying to add a LUA function, getPlayerRebirths(cid). I have rebirths as a field in my SQL database, and I'm trying to make this return how many rebirths the player has. I tried to do it like the getPlayerLevel, but there was an error on compiling. Then I tried doing it like the getPlayerSex, basically because the tibia client doesn't have the players sex anywhere on it. I figured maybe the getPlayerLevel gets the level from the tibia client because that would be quicker than checking the database, but I could, and probably are, wrong. But I'm not sure where everything's located because for the getPlayerSex, it returns getSex, then getSex returns Sex, and i just don't know where it actually finds if your sex is = 1 or 2 is lol, so if someone could give me some help with this that would be great.

 

[Korrex]

First of all, formatting the text.

CBF reading it but i'm guessing you want something like this

Information is money

 

[Cornwallis]

I want to do this in C++

 

[Korrex]

I want to do this in C++

That's stupid when you can just do it in Lua.

 

[Herpicus]

I NEED MUH 0.002ms SPEEDZ!!1

 

[Cornwallis]

Well I planned on using it in spells, and I'm trying to learn more about C++, i just need a little help.

 

[Summ]

One of the features I would always recommend doing in C++ is reborn system.

In player.h below "Skulls_t getSkull() const;" add:
[cpp] uint32_t getRebornCount() const {return rebornCount;}
void setRebornCount(uint32_t newValue) {rebornCount = newValue;} [/cpp]

After "protected:" add:
[cpp] uint32_t rebornCount;[/cpp]

In iologindata.cpp:
In loadPlayer() add:
[cpp]`reborns`,[/cpp]
after:
[cpp]query << "SELECT `id`, `account_id`,[/cpp]

After:
[cpp] player->blessings = result->getDataInt("blessings");[/cpp]
add:
[cpp] player->rebornCount = result->getDataInt("reborns");[/cpp]

In savePlayer() add:
[cpp] query << "`reborns` = " << player->rebornCount << ", ";[/cpp]
After:
[cpp] query << "`town_id` = " << player->town << ", ";[/cpp]


Luascript.cpp:

Set reborns:
[cpp]int32_t LuaScriptInterface::luaSetRebornCount(lua_State* L)
{
//setRebornCount(cid, newValue)
uint32_t newValue = popNumber(L);
uint32_t cid = popNumber(L);

ScriptEnvironment* env = getScriptEnv();
Player* player = env->getPlayerByUID(cid);
if(player)
{
player->setRebornCount(newValue);
lua_pushboolean(L, true);
}
else
{
reportErrorFunc(getErrorDesc(LUA_ERROR_PLAYER_NOT_FOUND));
lua_pushboolean(L, false);
}
return 1;
}[/cpp]

Get reborns:
[cpp]int32_t LuaScriptInterface::luaGetRebornCount(lua_State* L)
{
return internalGetPlayerInfo(L, PlayerInfoRebornCount);
}[/cpp]

After:
[cpp] case PlayerInfoAccess:
value = player->accessLevel;
break;[/cpp]
Add:
[cpp] case PlayerInfoRebornCount:
value = player->getRebornCount();
break;[/cpp]

In luascript.h add:
[cpp] PlayerInfoRebornCount,[/cpp]
After:
[cpp] PlayerInfoBankBalance, [/cpp]

 

[Cornwallis]

Thanks a lot, and yeah I figured it'd be better to do it in C++, might aswell do it the right way while I can. Now I'm gonna see if I can figure out how to make spells depend on rebirth, I'll try it myself thanks again

 

[Summ]

You also have to register the functions in luascript.cpp and add the declaration of the method in luascript.h