Player xferring

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Originally Posted by oblivion742 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

how would i go about doing this.

i am using json to save and load accs tho.

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Player p = Serialize.load(serializedSave);
Account transfer = new Account(); // empty account

transfer.setEquivalentField(p.getEquivalentVar()); // do this again for every single thing that needs xfering

Json.save(transfer);

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Player p = SerializableFilesManager.loadPlayer(accs);
Account transfer = (Account) JsonFileManager.loadJsonFile(new File("./data/accounts/blacksabath.acc"));
Player player2 = (Player) SerializationUtilities.loadObject(transfer.getFile (100));
player2.setBank(p.getBank());// do this again for every single thing that needs xfering
transfer.writeFile(100,
transfer.getFileTransmitBuffer()); trying to do this but not working still confused?
even tried jsonfilemanager.saveaccount(transfer); and still not working.

Anyone

anyone

anyone?

anyone?

anyone?

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Originally Posted by oblivion742 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

anyone?

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Clem literally provided the solution for you.

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Originally Posted by clem585

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Player p = Serialize.load(serializedSave);
Account transfer = new Account(); // empty account

transfer.setEquivalentField(p.getEquivalentVar()); // do this again for every single thing that needs xfering

Json.save(transfer);

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1. Load your player profile using your existing methods
2. Create a temporary object and assign the loaded values to it
3. Save the temporary object as a json file

perfect orm library called hibernate and storing character files properly in a db?

nah let's save in JSON unironically

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Originally Posted by Fire Cape [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

perfect orm library called hibernate and storing character files properly in a db?

nah let's save in JSON unironically

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There is nothing wrong with using JSON to store data. The main purpose is to store data so why wouldn't they want to?
It's way more portable and easier to use than a database.

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Originally Posted by Kiissmyswagb [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

There is nothing wrong with using JSON to store data. The main purpose is to store data so why wouldn't they want to?
It's way more portable and easier to use than a database.

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Storing data is not the same as managing it. Json is good for read-only configuration files. For data that is managed constantly (think about constant read-write operations of players loading and saving files) you should use a database. I don't know what crap databases you are using because they are portable and easier is no reason to prefer an inferior technical approach, it would be easier to use IO than NIO but all modern servers use NIO because of performance.