[Kronos] How to mics random tele home?

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

Add public static final to the randomHomePos line of code so it should look like this:

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public static final Position randomHomePos = new Position(ran.nextInt(2) + HOME.getX(), ran.nextInt(2) + HOME.getY(), HOME.getZ());

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Then add this code to wherever you want it to be called (Command, clicking a teleport, teleport interface, etc)

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player.getMovement().teleport(World.randomHomePos);

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Dude? wtf is this? do you even know what ur doing here.

Let me tell you:
Ur creating a 1 static random home pos which WILL be the same for EVERYONE. Hardly random :\

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

Dude? wtf is this? do you even know what ur doing here.

Let me tell you:
Ur creating a 1 static random home pos which WILL be the same for EVERYONE. Hardly random :\

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I know exactly what I'm doing here. Did you get triggered because you though he didn't have Misc.java because you read the error wrong?

The Position.of method is what causes the position being sent to everyone causing player saving to glitch. It is static so it can be called from other classes, I use it and have no problems with it.

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

I know exactly what I'm doing here. Did you get triggered because you though he didn't have Misc.java because you read the error wrong?

The Position.of method is what causes the position being sent to everyone causing player saving to glitch. It is static so it can be called from other classes, I use it and have no problems with it.

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No i got triggered cause ur posting a load of shit which is done wrongly to help this guy. Creating a position variable with a static scope saying its a unique random instance per player/teleport is WRONG.

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

I know exactly what I'm doing here. Did you get triggered because you though he didn't have Misc.java because you read the error wrong?

The Position.of method is what causes the position being sent to everyone causing player saving to glitch. It is static so it can be called from other classes, I use it and have no problems with it.

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you have a fundamental misunderstanding of the static modifier

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

you have a fundamental misunderstanding of the static modifier

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You 2 are going to have to tell Patrity that then, the source was released with these 2 lines of code, I didn't touch anything:

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    public static final Position HOME = Position.of(2028, 3577, 0);
    public static final Position EDGEHOME = Position.of(3085, 3492, 0);

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I see no problem with it, it doesn't hurt anything.

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

You 2 are going to have to tell Patrity that then, the source was released with these 2 lines of code, I didn't touch anything:

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    public static final Position HOME = Position.of(2028, 3577, 0);
    public static final Position EDGEHOME = Position.of(3085, 3492, 0);

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And I will say this again, stop being a know it all. I see no problem with it, it doesn't hurt anything.

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You have to realize that these static variables are CONSTANT they do not change. What your random method is MEANT to do is mutate these constants using local method variables and then use that local variable in the start teleport, so it does not have a static scope but a local scope. By you making it have a random pos AND a STATIC scope, it gets initialized ONCE per APPLICATION LIFETIME. Which means ALL players will pull the same "random" Position which is not really going to be random.

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

You have to realize that these static variables are CONSTANT they do not change. What your random method is MEANT to do is mutate these constants using local method variables and then use that local variable in the start teleport, so it does not have a static scope but a local scope. By you making it have the random pos a STATIC scope, it gets initialized ONCE per APPLICATION LIFETIME. Which means ALL players will pull the same "random" Position which is not really going to be random.

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I see what you're saying now, my mistake. I wasn't thinking about the placement of the random method. There should be no position line, and wherever its being called should handle the random there.

@OP

Use this wherever you want it to be called:

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Random ran = new Random();

player.getMovement().teleport(World.randomHomePos.getX() + ran.nextInt(2),World.randomHomePos.getY() + ran.nextInt(2),World.randomHomePos.getZ());

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

I see what you're saying now, my mistake. I wasn't thinking about the placement of the random method. There should be no position line, and wherever its being called should handle the random there.

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Exactly :), at-least you get me now haha

we fighting over some java fields now? grabbing popcorn

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

You 2 are going to have to tell Patrity that then, the source was released with these 2 lines of code, I didn't touch anything:

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    public static final Position HOME = Position.of(2028, 3577, 0);
    public static final Position EDGEHOME = Position.of(3085, 3492, 0);

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I see no problem with it, it doesn't hurt anything.

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It's final... The variables input there are always the same. When you just throw misc.rand around willy nilly, the values are no longer constant.