[PI] Crystal Chest and Key with Rewards

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Make new class CrystalChest.java in Minigames package.

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package server.model.minigames;

import server.event.Event;
import server.event.EventContainer;
import server.event.EventManager;
import server.model.players.Client;
import server.util.Misc;

/*
 * @author Liberty / Robbie
 */

public class CrystalChest {

        private static final int[] CHEST_REWARDS = { 1079, 1093, 526, 1969, 371, 2363, 451 };
        public static final int[] KEY_HALVES = { 985, 987 };
        public static final int KEY = 989;
        private static final int DRAGONSTONE = 1631;
        private static final int OPEN_ANIMATION = 881;

        public static void makeKey(Client c) {
                if (c.getItems().playerHasItem(toothHalf(), 1)
                                && c.getItems().playerHasItem(loopHalf(), 1)) {
                        c.getItems().deleteItem(toothHalf(), 1);
                        c.getItems().deleteItem(loopHalf(), 1);
                        c.getItems().addItem(KEY, 1);
                }
        }

        public static boolean canOpen(Client c) {
                if (c.getItems().playerHasItem(KEY)) {
                        return true;
                } else {
                        c.sendMessage("The chest is locked");
                        return false;
                }
        }

        public static void searchChest(final Client c, final int id, final int x,
                        final int y) {
                if (canOpen(c)) {
                        c.sendMessage("You unlock the chest with your key.");
                        c.getItems().deleteItem(KEY, 1);
                        c.startAnimation(OPEN_ANIMATION);
                        c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(id + 1, x, y, 2, 10);
                        EventManager.getSingleton().addEvent(new Event() {
                                public void execute(EventContainer e) {
                                        c.getItems().addItem(DRAGONSTONE, 1);
                                        c.getItems().addItem(995, Misc.random(8230));
                                        c.getItems().addItem(
                                                        CHEST_REWARDS[Misc.random(getLength() - 1)], 1);
                                        c.sendMessage("You find some treasure in the chest.");
                                        c.getPA().checkObjectSpawn(id, x, y, 2, 10);

                                        e.stop();
                                }
                        }, 1800);
                }
        }

        public static int getLength() {
                return CHEST_REWARDS.length;
        }
        public static int toothHalf(){
                return KEY_HALVES[0];
        }
        public static int loopHalf(){
                return KEY_HALVES[1];
        }
}

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Then in UseItem.java

Import

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import server.model.minigames.CrystalChest;

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Inside the method

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public static void ItemonItem(Client c, int itemUsed, int useWith)

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Add

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                if (itemUsed == CrystalChest.toothHalf()
                                && useWith == CrystalChest.loopHalf()
                                || itemUsed == CrystalChest.loopHalf()
                                && useWith == CrystalChest.toothHalf()) {
                        CrystalChest.makeKey(c);
                }

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and Finally under

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switch (objectID) {

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Add

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                case 172:
                        if(itemId == CrystalChest.KEY)
                                CrystalChest.searchChest(c, objectID, objectX, objectY);
                        break;

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First post! :D, thanks for this

Thanks, added and will be using ;).

A good advantage for players to make money!

Good job. this is something that was never meant to be thrown in to many classes (as alot of sources did). I like everything neat and organized :)

Goodjob on this Liberty.

Does this really need it's own class

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

Does this really need it's own class

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You probably cram everything into the same 500kb class, I find this a cleaner alternative.

Pretty basic, but still , good job.

yeh nice evry DSPK has it standard.

looks clean man