Thread: Adding global objects(REPOST)

Purpose: Adding global objects
Files modified: Client.java
Difficulty: 1/10
Server tested on: DeathMoon

This is assuming you have the GetObject void, i will NOT provide it. (NO CREDITS FOR ME)


This tutorial was written by Sacred of Runelocus/Silabsoft forums, it is not to be used by ANYONE, in any means. Because using this tutorial, ask the author.


A few notes: If you already have public void newObjects, then skip step 1.

1. Adding the global objects void:

In client.java , search for


CODE

Code:

/* OBJECTS MAIN */

and add in this code underneath it


CODE

Code:

   public void makeGlobalObject(int x, int y, int typeID, int orientation, int tileObjectType){ //Makes Global objects
    for (Player p : server.playerHandler.players)
     {
     if(p != null)
       {
       client person = (client)p;
        if((person.playerName != null || person.playerName != "null"))
        {
        if(person.distanceToPoint(x, y) <= 60)
        {
         person.createNewTileObject(x, y, typeID, orientation, tileObjectType);
        }
        }
       }
      }
      }

and below the piece of coding you just added , add this in:


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Code:

public void NewObjects() {

You now have the required voids

2. Adding global objects

Underneath

CODE

Code:

public void NewObjects() {

Add this to make an object:


CODE

Code:

           makeGlobalObject(XXXX, YYYY, [ID], [Direction], 10);

- Fill the XXXX and the YYYY with the X and Y coordinates of your objects (where you want them to be)
- Replace [ID] with the objects ID number, you can find a list of objects here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
- Replace [Direction] with the direction you want your object to be facing (0 = west, -1 = north, -2 = east, -3 = south)
- Leave the 10 as it is.


And that's all there is to it. This is a very basic tutorial , if you want i'll write one on making them do something