[PI] Spawn object command

I am trying to create a command that spawns an object (it's to see what the object is before I put it into my source)

However, nothing I try is working.

If someone has a command that spawns an object where you are, kind of like ::npc, could you please post it?

Code:

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                        if (playerCommand.startsWith("object") && c.playerName.equalsIgnoreCase("yourname")) {
                                String[] args = playerCommand.split(" ");                               
                                c.getPA().object(Integer.parseInt(args[1]), c.absX, c.absY, 0, 10);
                        }

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Should work

Thanks, works perfectly.

Thanks bro!

This works, however is will only show up on the client executing it.

Any fixes?

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

This works, however is will only show up on the client executing it.

Any fixes?

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It shows like that because it is meant to be like that.
So there is no really fix as it works.
You need to make it a global object so that everyone around you see it (not sure why you want that).

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Originally Posted by arch337 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

It shows like that because it is meant to be like that.
So there is no really fix as it works.
You need to make it a global object so that everyone around you see it (not sure why you want that).

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I was trying to use the same method for placing firemaking fires, which should actually be shown globally.
I've fixed it already using the following code;

Code:

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Object fireObj = new Object(2732, c.getPA().getX, c.getPa().getY, 0, 0, 10, -1, 45 + Misc.random(20));
Server.objectManager.placeObject(fireObj);

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

Code:

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                        if (playerCommand.startsWith("object") && c.playerName.equalsIgnoreCase("yourname")) {
                                String[] args = playerCommand.split(" ");                               
                                c.getPA().object(Integer.parseInt(args[1]), c.absX, c.absY, 0, 10);
                        }

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Should work

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There's no error handling (check if argument is numeric), this means client could crash on doing something like:

Code:

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::object abc

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If you'd like to implement error handling:

Code:

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if (playerCommand.startsWith("object") && c.playerName.equalsIgnoreCase("yourname")) {
    String[] args = playerCommand.split(" ");
    if (tryParseInt(args[1])) {
        c.getPA().object(Integer.parseInt(args[1]), c.absX, c.absY, 0, 10);
    } else {
        c.sendMessage("Usage: '::object id' eg: '::object 1000'");
    }
}

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and put this:

Code:

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boolean tryParseInt(String value) {
    try {
        Integer.parseInt(value);
        return true;
    } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
        return false;
    }
}

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Somewhere in your commands class (better would be in a static class and reference it all over your project).