Thread: AddNPC Command+Saving. Simple But useful.

Originally Posted by r i s k

What file is the 1st part of the code added in?

Well, you can put it in any file you like with little changes. Also remember, this is a snippet and not a tutorial. =)

kind of a longer version of serenity/laxika's 1 for SDS but meh gj

Oh, I didn't know one of these were released. but, Thank you. Nice sig by the way, pretty funny. =)

Nice but i suggest checking conventions.
No need for new lines and spaces in lines

Code:

	/**
	* Handles spawning a new npc in-game and
	* also add's it to your npcspawn.cfg
	* @author     BamBam <[email protected]>
	* @version     %1%
	* @param NpcID the NpcId of the npc that is added.
	*/
	public void addNpc(int NpcID) {
			BufferedWriter bw = null;
			try {
				bw = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("./data/npcs/npcspawn.cfg", true));
				bw.write("spawn = " +NpcID+ "\t" +absX+ "\t" +absY +"\t0\t0\t0\t0\t0\tNpc "+NpcID+" was added in-game by BamBam. ");
				frames.sendMessage(this, "NPC was added to npcspawn.cfg.");
				bw.newLine();
				bw.flush();
			} catch (Exception e) {
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
		}

Also. remove your site from the code.

I use a MySQL version something like this, adding the npc i want, also adding the player coord offset for the size of the npc if you want it, then editable later in the mysql.
Way cleaner than CFG file loading

Well, I do know conventions. However, everyone has there own way of doing things, I find it easier to read using my style. but, thank you for your opinion. It's much appreciated.

Also. I am the author. The web address is the source distributor. Removing it, is like stealing the code itself. I would like it to stay in there as to people know the original group that created it. You wouldn't go to sourceforge.net and copy their code and remove everything that is related to their author or work group, would you? This is what open source is all about. Groups, Communities, Dedication. Work as a team. Win as a individual. =)

Originally Posted by BamBam

Well, I do know conventions. However, everyone has there own way of doing things, I find it easier to read using my style. but, thank you for your opinion. It's much appreciated.

I'm not saying you don't know conventions, but that looks too spaced out for me.
I'm used to huge screens with lots of code and i can easily read it regularly

Nice, Thank you.