[PI] need help with Objectmanager

**dannyrisepk** · 05-27-2019, 03:56 PM

So I am using the Project Insanity base, and am learning to code this way by mostly finding out stuff myself. I thought I had found a way to remove existing objects and place new once (banks for example)(I also know this is probably the easiest thing ever for most of you). However when I placed my banks on a higher floor in a building it worked in the beginning, but once I logged out and back in on another floor the objects basically changed with me. here is what I used: 2213 being the bank ID.

c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2667, 3432, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2668, 3432, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2669, 3432, 2, 10);

I don't quite know what the 2 and the 10 mean, although I think the 2 turns them around. So for example 1 faces north, 2 east, 3 south and 4 west.. My guess.
The same happened when I removed existing objects, except this time the removed object spawned back when I logged on at a different floor/hight.

c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(-1, 2674, 3419, 1, 10);

Thanks for your help in advance.

edit: this is the entire thing, I am sure I need to do something with the c.heigthLevel. Would love to get some help with that.

private int[][] customObjects = {{}};
public void loadCustomSpawns(Client c) {
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6163, 3083, 3488, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6165, 3083, 3490, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6166, 3083, 3492, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6164, 3083, 3494, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6162, 3083, 3496, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3008, 3850, 1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3008, 3849, -1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3040, 10307, -1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3040, 10308, 1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3022, 10311, -1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3022, 10312, 1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3044, 10341, -1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(1596, 3044, 10342, 1, 0);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(6552, 3094, 3506, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(409, 3091, 3506, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 3047, 9779, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 3080, 9502, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2667, 3432, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2668, 3432, 2, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2213, 2669, 3432, 2, 10);
if (c.heightLevel == 0)
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(2492, 2911, 3614, 1, 10);
else
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(-1, 2911, 3614, 1, 10);
c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(-1, 2674, 3419, 1, 10);

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**Jamili** · 05-27-2019, 04:08 PM

Go and find checkObjectSpawn() in PlayerAssistant.java

See what is inside the parameters --> checkObjectSpawn(..here..).

I'm assuming your 10 is the height and 2 is the direction.

I could not understand your issue here

However when I placed my banks on a higher floor in a building it worked in the beginning, but once I logged out and back in on another floor the objects basically changed with me. here is what I used: 2213 being the bank ID.

The objects changed with you? What does that mean?

edit: I opened the images and noticed this is a very basic Project Insanity so I assume you've recently started your journey. I do NOT recommend using Project Insanity. It is old, outdated (released in 2010, that's 9 fucking years old), the codes written are absolutely horrible. As you're just starting, it's easier to adjust to a different base. Don't fall into the trap of using Project Insanity.

**Sado** · 05-27-2019, 06:01 PM

The 2 represents the Face(Direction) as the above person has stated.
The 10 represents the Type(Still have no idea what that actually does).

Also as stated by above, I wouldn't suggest using an old PI base to learn.

A · 05-28-2019, 12:47 PM

I see that you're new to programming RSPS's (just assuming).
Here is a answer to your question.

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**Patrity** · 05-28-2019, 07:52 PM

When possible always load objects from the cache (map)
If you cant/dont want to edit the map, load it from the client.

Only load objects server side when absolutely necessary.

Originally Posted by Sado

The 2 represents the Face(Direction) as the above person has stated.
The 10 represents the Type(Still have no idea what that actually does).

Also as stated by above, I wouldn't suggest using an old PI base to learn.

Type designates different attributes of the objects.
Type 1 is walls for example. Each side of the object is walkable but the face is not.
Type 22 are ground decorations, it is completely walkable.
Type 10 are your basic objects, not walkable and usually have interactions.
Type 11 is the same as type 10 but the objects are on a 45 degree offset.

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