Fixing the attacking emoet on Dodian and Devias

Mmm, Someone just asked me if i knew how to fix this, And i worked out why it was doing it, So i will post how to do it for all the others that i know this is anoying.

Purpose:
Fix the attacking emote on the Dodian and Devias server.

Difficulty: 1 (Search, and quote out or delete)

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Code:

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if (animationReset > 0 && System.currentTimeMillis() >= animationReset)

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You should see this:

Code:

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if (animationReset > 0 && System.currentTimeMillis() >= animationReset) {
      animationReset = 0;
      resetAnimation();
      if (originalS > 0) {
        wear(originalS, playerShield);
      }
    }

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Quote out, or Delete all of that ^

Which file is this located in?

I can't seem to find it. I've been organising everything into handlers, though I haven't found it, or variations of it, anywhere. O_o

better way to fix it would be you see it resets animation if animationReset is GREATER than 0 AND ALSO if milliseconds are greater than animationReset

find where ever animationReset is set to milliseconds

somewhere like
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis();
search all java files and change that line to
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis() + 4000;
this gives it a 4 second delay before attacking

commenting out what he told you to comment out won't solve the problem by removing some good code

EDIT:

Don't get mistaken that there is 2 animationResets :S


Client.java has...........
public boolean AnimationReset; // Resets Animations With The Use Of The ActionTimer
long animationReset = 0

Okay one has a small A and other has a big A.

the small a one holds the time in milliseconds before resetting the animation
the one with big A acutally makes sure do you want to reset it or not.


FOR example you see

animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+750;

in case 315

Code:

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        case 315:
          setAnimation(0x33D);
          animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+750;
          currentHealth += 5;
          if (currentHealth > playerLevel[playerHitpoints])
            currentHealth = playerLevel[playerHitpoints];
          sendMessage("You eat the shrimps");
          break;

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thats lets then 1 second to reset that animation.. just add bigger numbers to that +750 make it like +2250 for 2 seconds before resetting the animation


if you go to around line 11365 you will see

if (!UseBow)
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+1200;

thats if you are not using a bow any weapon and you attack a npc it resets animation after 1.2 seconds make it like 3 seconds dunno.. 3 seconds = 3000.

Bakatool, thats right, i actually did similar to that, but then i realized that it wasn't needed anyway, so i just deleted mine.

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

better way to fix it would be you see it resets animation if animationReset is GREATER than 0 AND ALSO if milliseconds are greater than animationReset

find where ever animationReset is set to milliseconds

somewhere like
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis();
search all java files and change that line to
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis() + 4000;
this gives it a 4 second delay before attacking

commenting out what he told you to comment out won't solve the problem by removing some good code

EDIT:

Don't get mistaken that there is 2 animationResets :S


Client.java has...........
public boolean AnimationReset; // Resets Animations With The Use Of The ActionTimer
long animationReset = 0

Okay one has a small A and other has a big A.

the small a one holds the time in milliseconds before resetting the animation
the one with big A acutally makes sure do you want to reset it or not.


FOR example you see

animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+750;

in case 315

Code:

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        case 315:
          setAnimation(0x33D);
          animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+750;
          currentHealth += 5;
          if (currentHealth > playerLevel[playerHitpoints])
            currentHealth = playerLevel[playerHitpoints];
          sendMessage("You eat the shrimps");
          break;

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thats lets then 1 second to reset that animation.. just add bigger numbers to that +750 make it like +2250 for 2 seconds before resetting the animation


if you go to around line 11365 you will see

if (!UseBow)
animationReset = System.currentTimeMillis()+1200;

thats if you are not using a bow any weapon and you attack a npc it resets animation after 1.2 seconds make it like 3 seconds dunno.. 3 seconds = 3000.

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I didn't understand anything. Can you make tutorial with quotes and codes to undestand it easy:)?

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

I didn't understand anything. Can you make tutorial with quotes and codes to undestand it easy:)?

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