Thread: 4 in 1 tut, global object's starting outfit, npc spawn and create shops All explained

This is my first Tutorial so please don't flame
This Tutorial Took me 45 minutes to make and a lot of hard work went in to this i tried to make it the best i could for you...
Peace

Ok, well today I'm going to teach you how to

• 1. Make && Delete global objects

• 2. Change the starting outfit.

• 3. Spawn npc's without ::npc ####

• 4. How to create shop's

Always remember to make backups before you change anything [/size]


Soo, Let's get started Shall we.

Chapter 1,

Making Global Objects

Classes Modified

• Client.Class

Open up your client.java and search (ctrl+f)

Code:

    public void NewObjects() {

You should see something like this

Code:

    public void NewObjects() {

        makeGlobalObject(2445, 3097, 4156, 0, 10);//portal
        makeGlobalObject(2510, 3863, 2783, -3, 10);// Anvil
        makeGlobalObject(2843, 2964, 61, -3, 10); // Ancient Alter
        makeGlobalObject(3042, 4843, 2781, 0, 10);// Furnace 
        makeGlobalObject(3205, 3274, 2287, -1, 10);// Obstacle Pipe

Explaining the code..

Code:

        makeGlobalObject

Tell's the server to create a new object.

The first two sets of number's are the X and Y Co-ordinates so in the case of the portal it would be

Code:

2445, 3097,

soo basically its

Code:

XXXX, YYYY,

The third set of number's is the Id of the object so in the case of the portal it would be

Code:

4156

The 4th Number is the direction (with a portal it doesn't matter what direction you face it)
so on the portal it is

Code:

0

The Direction's are

Code:

0 north
-1 east
-2 south
-3 west

and the final number at the end of the code should always be kept as 10.

so if we wanted to make a portal on the tutorial island we would do this

Code:

        makeGlobalObject(3094,3107, 4387, 0, 10);// saradomin portal at tutorial island

and then we would just add it to the rest of our Global object's so it would be like this

Code:

    public void NewObjects() {

        makeGlobalObject(2445, 3097, 4156, 0, 10);//portal
        makeGlobalObject(2510, 3863, 2783, -3, 10);// Anvil
        makeGlobalObject(2843, 2964, 61, -3, 10); // Ancient Alter
        makeGlobalObject(3042, 4843, 2781, 0, 10);// Furnace 
        makeGlobalObject(3205, 3274, 2287, -1, 10);// Obstacle Pipe
        makeGlobalObject(3094,3107, 4387, 0, 10);// saradomin portal tut island

That's the end of adding Global Object's...

Chapter 1.5,

Deleting Global object's

Ok this chapter is easy so i'm just going to rush through it.

Open up your client.Java and search (ctrl+f)

Code:

    public void Deleteobjects() {

You should see something like this

Code:

    public void Deleteobjects() {

        deletethatobject(2895, 3513); // Stairs
        deletethatobject(2885, 3515); // Tree
        deletethatobject(2883, 3511); // Tree
        deletethatobject(2886, 3514); // Tree

Explaining the code

Code:

        deletethatobject

Tell's the server to delete an object

Code:

(2895, 3513);

These are the X and Y Co-ordinates so basically

Code:

(XXXX, YYYY);

and the // stairs at the end is just for your reference

So say we wanted to delete a door at the tutorial island

we would do

Code:

        deletethatobject(3097,3107); // Door At tut isle

and then we would just add it to our void so it would look like this

Code:

    public void Deleteobjects() {

        deletethatobject(2895, 3513); // Stairs
        deletethatobject(2885, 3515); // Tree
        deletethatobject(2883, 3511); // Tree
        deletethatobject(2886, 3514); // Tree
        deletethatobject(3097,3107); // Door At tut isle

End Of Chapter 1



Chapter 2.

Change the starting outfit.

Classes modified

• Player.Class

Lets get started then...

Open up your Player.Java and search for

Code:

        // Giving the player an unique look

You should see something like this.

Code:

        // Giving the player an unique look
        playerEquipment[playerHat]=2595;
	playerEquipment[playerCape]=1052;
	playerEquipment[playerAmulet]=6585;
	playerEquipment[playerChest]=2591;
	playerEquipment[playerShield]=2597;
	playerEquipment[playerLegs]=2593;
	playerEquipment[playerHands]=775;
	playerEquipment[playerFeet]=1837;
	playerEquipment[playerRing]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerArrows]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerWeapon]=4151;

This means When the player first log's on he will be wearing

Code:

        playerEquipment[playerHat]=2595; //Black g helm
	playerEquipment[playerCape]=1052; // legends cape
	playerEquipment[playerAmulet]=6585; // amulet of fury
	playerEquipment[playerChest]=2591; // Black g body
	playerEquipment[playerShield]=2597; // black g shield
	playerEquipment[playerLegs]=2593; // Black g legs
	playerEquipment[playerHands]=775; // Cooking gauntlets
	playerEquipment[playerFeet]=1837; // Desert boot's
	playerEquipment[playerRing]=-1; // No ring
	playerEquipment[playerArrows]=-1; // No arrows
	playerEquipment[playerWeapon]=4151; // Abbysal whip

If you didnt want your player to be wearing anything you'd change everthing to -1 so

Code:

        playerEquipment[playerHat]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerCape]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerAmulet]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerChest]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerShield]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerLegs]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerHands]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerFeet]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerRing]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerArrows]=-1;
	playerEquipment[playerWeapon]=-1;

End of chapter 2



Chapter 3.

Adding Npc's without ::npc ###

Classes Modified

• Autospawn.cfg

Open up your autospawn.cfg *some of you may get this error*



If you do get this problem you can use editplus 3 to open it ... You can download this tool [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Anyway, When you have Your autospawn.cfg open you should see something like this

Code:

spawn = 2821	3202	3267	0	0	0	0	0	1	fishing 
spawn = 1596	2698	3396	0	0	0	0	0	1	PK rewards
spawn = 2475	2768	3409	0	0	0	0	0	1	Frog
spawn = 0	2737	3468	0	0	0	0	0	1	hans
spawn = 0	2738	3468	0	0	0	0	0	1	hans

Explaining the code

Code:

spawn =

Tell's the server to spawn an npc

Code:

2821

Tell's the server wich npc to spawn

Code:

3202	3267

Is the X and Y Co-ordinates

Code:

0

After the X and Y Co-ordinates is the height

Code:

0	0	0	0

after the Height is the range
(RangeX1-RangeY1-RangeX2-RangeY2)

Code:

 1

after the range is the walk type (leave this as 1)

Code:

	fishing

Is the description


So if i wanted to make a Kalphite queen (2nd form)
i would do this

Code:

spawn = 1160	3483	9490	1	3480	9490	3890	9500	1183	Kalph Queen (2nd form)

and then i would add it on to my autospawn.cfg

Code:

spawn = 2821	3202	3267	0	0	0	0	0	1	fishing 
spawn = 1596	2698	3396	0	0	0	0	0	1	PK rewards
spawn = 2475	2768	3409	0	0	0	0	0	1	Frog
spawn = 0	2737	3468	0	0	0	0	0	1	hans
spawn = 0	2738	3468	0	0	0	0	0	1	hans
spawn = 1160	3483	9490	1	3480	9490	3890	9500	1	Kalph Queen (2nd form)

End of Chapter 3.



Chapter 4.

How to create shop's

Classes Modified

• Autospawn.cfg
  shops.cfg
  Client.class

Ok firstly open up your Autospawn.cfg
add a npc that u wish to be a shop keeper
###########################
# Follow Chapter 3 for adding a Npc #
###########################

as an example we'll chose 520 (shop keeper)

So say we want the shop keeper in varrock centre general store

we'd add this to our Autospawn.cfg

Code:

spawn =	520	3217	3417	0	0	0	0	0	1	Shop_keeper

Then we'd save that and close it

then open shops.cfg

say we wanted the shop keeper to sell

• bronze arrows

• iron axe

• tinderbox

• chisel

• hammer

We'd need to add this to our shop's.cfg

Code:

shop =	1	general_store					2	2	590	10	1349	10	882	1000	1755	10	2347	10

Explaining the code

Code:

shop =	1

is the shop id

Code:

	general_store

Is the shop name (and the name that will show at the top of the shop screen)

Code:

2	2

Is the Buy & sell

Code:

590	10	1349	10	882	1000	1755	10	2347	10

is the item id then the amount you want to sell


then we save and go into client.java

do ctrl+f and search for

Code:

Wanneshop

Keep searching untill you find something like this

Code:

 else if (NPCID == ###) { // description
PutNPCCoords = true;
WanneShop = ***; // description
}

Explaining the code

Code:

NPCID

is the npc id

Code:

WanneShop = ***;

is the part from the shops.cfg where we put the shop = 1

so our code would be

Code:

 else if (NPCID == 520) { // general store
PutNPCCoords = true;
WanneShop = 1; //Varrock General store
}

Then save and compile.

End of chapter 4

End of Tutorial

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