Thread: Players in Wilderness

Difficult Level: Amature
Edit Files: PlayerHandler.java
New Files (Not required): Playerswildy.java

Base used: Os-PvP
ps. first time doing a snippet.

In PlayerHadler.java search the method for Player Counting, for me it's this.

Code:

	public static int getPlayerCount() {
		int count = 0;
		for (int i = 0; i < Config.MAX_PLAYERS; i++) {
			if (players[i] != null) {
				count++;
			}
		}
		return count;
	}

It will display every "Not" Nulled Account which is currently online including yourself.

To make it ony count people in certain "areas" we have to edit the code

Code:

			if (players[i] != null) {

In Player.java there should already be a boolean with coordinates for wildernes.

Code:

	public boolean inWild() {
		if (absX > 2941 && absX < 3392 && absY > 3524 && absY < 3968 || absX > 2941 && absX < 3392 && absY > 9918 && absY < 10366 || absX > 2426 && absX < 2365 && absY > 3128 && absY < 3079) {
			return true;
		}
		return false;

Now to only count people in wilderness we would change the "if" statement to

Code:

if (players[i] != null && players[i].inWild()) {

end result would be

Code:

	public static int getPlayerInWildyCount() {
		int count = 0; //change it to -1 if you dont want to include urself when being in wilderness
		for (int i = 0; i < Config.MAX_PLAYERS; i++) {
			if (players[i] != null && players[i].inWild()) {
				count++;
			}
		}
		return count;

now to simply display it through a Command , create a new file . In my case Playerswildy and copy/paste the cmd.

Code:

public class Playerswildy implements Command {

	@Override
	public void execute(Player c, String input) {

		c.sendMessage("There are currently  @[email protected]" + PlayerHandler.getPlayerInWildyCount() + "@[email protected] players in wildy ");
	    
			}
}