The plugins are very easy to make, I made a Hello World for a future tutorial with Chris a few days ago.
The plugins are very easy to make, I made a Hello World for a future tutorial with Chris a few days ago.
Ah - I see. So this provides the pathfinder, database connection, etc and then a plugin will provide the habbo protocol depending on the version. That's quite smart and I await to see multi-client-version plugins working in the near future.Originally Posted by Jontycat
That's always good to hear!
I hate it! The IDs are very wrong. No body. No hair.
I have had to add to it just to log in.
Not quite
For starters, plugins provide the pathfinder. The pathfinder is set per user, not per room.
The main idea of plugins is to keep stuff that changes or is optional apart from what is the same in all clients (more or less).
Sounds wacky but I'm really looking forward to seeing it!Not quite
For starters, plugins provide the pathfinder. The pathfinder is set per user, not per room.
The main idea of plugins is to keep stuff that changes or is optional apart from what is the same in all clients (more or less).
Keep ya hair on!I hate it! The IDs are very wrong. No body. No hair.
I have had to add to it just to log in.
Not quite
For starters, plugins provide the pathfinder. The pathfinder is set per user, not per room.
The main idea of plugins is to keep stuff that changes or is optional apart from what is the same in all clients (more or less).
Hair and skin ids wont take long
He wants to get his hair back :(Keep ya hair on!
Hair and skin ids wont take long
Good Luck with this Cecer1
Thanks, it isn't easy when my computer is in the hall with nothing but a power cable and a wireless adapter. (My room is being redecorated.) But it is getting there.
Keep taking your sweet time with it man, in the end it'll be just that much sweeter! Looking forward to its debut, been following its progress since day 1, the last shockwave version is my favourite.
If you cba, can you upload some screenies of certain things to give us a better idea of what's done?
Hope your room turned out well.
Plugin Changes
Many hours of research.
More problems than I can remember.
One huge headache.
I have finally given up with the current plugin system.
(But it isn't as bad as it sounds)
Here are the changes to the planned plugin system:
- Plugins can no longer be stopped.
- To update/unload a plugin you have to restart IHI.
- IHI can't automatically tell which plugin called a method.
- Plugins can't have separate access. They all run as administrator.
- IHI requires administrator for the WebAdmin.
In other news
I now have my room back along with computer and a working mouse.
I'll start reforming the plugin system tonight and then resume work on the newer, simpler plugin format.
What was wrong with the old Plugin System?
It made my brain hurt trying to figure it out
Cecer me and you need one of our discovering conversations again where you spend a hour explining to ne how somthing works, and once I understand it I immediatly figure out a solution.
Re: Ion H[a]bbo Impersonate (IHI)
Random Description
By default IHI doesn't block much at all.
Room rights default to enabled (though not shown in the client).
Room passwords/doorbells are not effective by default.
The way stuff is blocked is (as ever) with plugins.
Most events come in two flavours. PreAction and PostAction.
PreAction events fire before the action is performed (e.g. Moving furni).
PostAction events fire after the action has been performed.
Here is an example (not actual source code):
PHP Code:public override void Start()
{
// Register events
RoomDistributer.OnPreFurniMove += new FurniMoveEventHandler(MoveRightsEnforcer);
RoomDistributer.OnPostFurniMove += new FurniMoveEventHandler(MoveRightsReporter);
}
private void MoveRightsEnforcer(object source, FurniMoveEventArgs e)
{
Habbo Mover = (e.GetMover() as Habbo);
if(Mover == null)
return; // Not caused by a Habbo, no right check required.
// Example method, demonstration purposes only.
if(!Mover.SomeMethodToCheckRights())
{
// Mark it as cancelled
e.Cancel();
}
}
private void MoveRightsReporter(object source, FurniMoveEventArgs e)
{
if(e.IsCancelled())
{
// Furni hasn't moved
}
else
{
// Furni has moved.
}
}
Ah I understand completely Chris. I like the Post and Pre actions.
I'm getting a little bored of IHI today. I have decide to use some of the IHI Server development time to work on IHI Website (commonly refered to as the CMS).
Can you unblock me from MSN?
I blocked you?
More Plugin Changes
The other day I improved my installation code which makes it far more useful.
Plugins can now hook into the installer and get values later on.
Before:
Spoiler:
Now:
Spoiler:
What is important here is when the plugins are loaded. All plugins have a class which inherits IHI.Server.Plugin. An instance of this class is created when loading the plugin and therefore executing the constructor.
The constructor is the only place you should register installation pages. You should save the return values from the constructor when the plugin is started.
For anyone interested, here is the current installation configuration:
Spoiler:
Last edited by Cecer; 19-09-11 at 01:00 AM.
Okay, college has been getting quite time consuming recently.
To show that I do still work on IHI when I get some time I made a new (yet random) video.
IHI - Random Timelapse - YouTube
Ah my Shenmue buddy, that video was indeed awesome.
Last edited by Makarov; 03-10-11 at 09:04 PM.
How much drugs did you take to work that fast?! :o
Haha just joking. Looks awesome :)
He should put a warning in the Video description.
WARNING: Alot of speed was involved in the making of this video.
That was certainly fun to watch! It looks great Chris :D
Is it me or did i see a chinese bloke on Chris's screen!?!?
Anyway nice job good luck
