Thread: [ANY] Queued Switching System [Server Sided]

You just update inventory after any changes every cycle. Not hard.

Originally Posted by Shawn Patel

Just curious, when did you take that gif of the RuneScape switching? Those armor models have been out dated for ages now.

It's from 2010... Look at the green quest tab thingy.. That was in 2010 and got replaced in December of 2011 with the newer one.

its probably something like this


declare ->

Code:

public int[] toWear = new int[28];
public boolean needsToDo = false;

itemwear ->

Code:

toWear[invslot] = true;
needsToDo = true;

process ->

Code:

if (needsToDo) {
 for (int i : toWear) {
  if (toWear[i]) equipItem(i);
  toWear[i] = false;
 }
 needsToDo = false;
}

Originally Posted by SGPK

its probably something like this


declare ->

Code:

public int[] toWear = new int[28];
public boolean needsToDo = false;

itemwear ->

Code:

toWear[invslot] = true;
needsToDo = true;

process ->

Code:

if (needsToDo) {
 for (int i : toWear) {
  if (toWear[i]) equipItem(i);
  toWear[i] = false;
 }
 needsToDo = false;
}

So far from true it's funny

Let me point out the flaws in your code;

1. toWear[invslot] = true is wrong since you declared "toWear" as an int array, not a boolean array.
2. You're never storing the item id that needs to be equipped
3. You're enhanced iterating though an integer array and using "toWear[i]" which will give you an index out of bounds error if the item id (that you never stored) is greater than 27.
4. You're checking if "toWear[i]" is true when it's an integer array.
5. equipItem(i) would not work since you also need to specify the item slot in a PI
6.

Vouch for dis guy, been working with him for a month now and I've never trusted anyone more.

Originally Posted by SGPK

its probably something like this


declare ->

Code:

public int[] toWear = new int[28];
public boolean needsToDo = false;

itemwear ->

Code:

toWear[invslot] = true;
needsToDo = true;

process ->

Code:

if (needsToDo) {
 for (int i : toWear) {
  if (toWear[i]) equipItem(i);
  toWear[i] = false;
 }
 needsToDo = false;
}

Are you joking? Get off this thread.

Or...

in resetItems(int)

Code:

		if(c.getAwaitingUpdate())
			c.setAwaitingUpdate(false);

In wearItem(int, int) under if(slot >= 0 && ...)

Code:

c.setAwaitingUpdate(true);

In client.java, in process:

Code:

		if(getAwaitingUpdate())
			getItems().resetItems(3214);

In Player.java declare:

Code:

	public void setAwaitingUpdate(boolean update) {
		awaitingUpdate = update;
	}
	
	public boolean getAwaitingUpdate() {
		return awaitingUpdate;
	}
	
	private boolean awaitingUpdate = false;

Edit: got derepped for posting "shit code making the thread look bad." If you think the above code is shit, you're a moron. It really can't get ANY simpler.