Unite

I don't understand why do you start a project without tell what do you want to do, I just see four features that doesn't tell me so much and I suppose it's a server for those snippets. It doesn't cost you anything to explain us or show a bit more about the project like everyone else, I just see 2 snippets with any information and I consider it a spam dev.

PD: I don't want to be an asshole but is my point of view to improve and make it nice, not sure if all of you think the same but I find it poor

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Originally Posted by MrSpooks

Think you all missed Free licensing witch tell's me a closed source project... nty this will probably end up like The IDK Project... :stupido2: :junglejane:

Anyway good luck.

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Source is on private GitHub's repo, so if somebody really needs it, I guess it won't be a problem.

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Originally Posted by lRetros

I don't understand why do you start a project without tell what do you want to do, I just see four features that doesn't tell me so much and I suppose it's a server for those snippets. It doesn't cost you anything to explain us or show a bit more about the project like everyone else, I just see 2 snippets with any information and I consider it a spam dev.

PD: I don't want to be an asshole but is my point of view to improve and make it nice, not sure if all of you think the same but I find it poor

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Like what? C#, MySQL, nothing else interesting.

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Originally Posted by TheOleg

Source is on private GitHub's repo, so if somebody really needs it, I guess it won't be a problem.


Like what? C#, MySQL, nothing else interesting.

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You just tell you are going to make a secure emulator from scratch and you put two snippets, you don't put images, you don't talk anything about the emulator release, features, etc...

Is your project so feel free to do whatever you want, maybe you are a great programmer and your Emulator is nice but if i'm honest this dev reminds me the silly ones made by kids on some other communities like Kekomundo.

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Originally Posted by lRetros

You just tell you are going to make a secure emulator from scratch and you put two snippets, you don't put images, you don't talk anything about the emulator release, features, etc...

Is your project so feel free to do whatever you want, maybe you are a great programmer and your Emulator is nice but if i'm honest this dev reminds me the silly ones made by kids on some other communities like Kekomundo.

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Made this screen when made thread, but then decided that it actually shows nothing.
http://i.imgur.com/ab0QNxB.png

Update time
Catalogue done(deals with badges, credits+activity points, badges, bots, pets(to-check))
Room settings done, only left roomcontrollers and ban stuff
Inventory done(badges, items, pets, bots), no rentables yet
Navigator mostly done
Friendlist was already done

http://i.imgur.com/yZv3g6X.png

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        public void PurchaseFromCatalog(GameClient gameClient, int pageId, int offerId, string extradata, int quantity)
        {
            CatalogPage catalogPage = GetCatalogPage(pageId);
            if (catalogPage == null)
            {
                return;
            }


            CatalogOffer catalogOffer = catalogPage.Offers.FirstOrDefault(offer => offer.OfferId == offerId);
            if (catalogOffer == null)
            {
                return;
            }


            if (catalogOffer.ClubLevel > gameClient.GetUser().ClubLevel)
            {
                CatalogComposers.PurchaseNotAllowedMessageComposer(gameClient, 1);
                return;
            }


            bool notEnoughCredits = catalogOffer.PriceInCredits > gameClient.GetUser().Credits;
            bool notEnoughActivityPoints = catalogOffer.PriceInActivityPoints > gameClient.GetUser().ActivityPoints;
            if (notEnoughCredits || notEnoughActivityPoints)
            {
                CatalogComposers.NotEnoughBalanceMessageComposer(gameClient, notEnoughCredits, notEnoughActivityPoints);
                return;
            }


            gameClient.GetUser().Credits = gameClient.GetUser().Credits - catalogOffer.PriceInCredits;
            gameClient.GetUser().ActivityPoints = gameClient.GetUser().ActivityPoints - catalogOffer.PriceInActivityPoints;
            gameClient.GetUser().UpdateBalance();


            foreach (CatalogProduct catalogProduct in catalogOffer.Products)
            {
                switch (catalogProduct.ProductType)
                {
                    case ProductType.Item:
                        Unite.Game.ItemManager.CreateItem(gameClient.UserId, catalogProduct.FurniClassId, true, catalogProduct.ExtraParam);
                        break;
                    case ProductType.Stuff:
                        Unite.Game.ItemManager.CreateItem(gameClient.UserId, catalogProduct.FurniClassId, false, catalogProduct.ExtraParam);
                        break;
                    case ProductType.Effect:
                        break;
                    case ProductType.Club:
                        break;
                    case ProductType.Badge:
                        Unite.Game.UserManager.CreateBadge(gameClient.UserId, catalogProduct.ExtraParam);
                        break;
                    case ProductType.GameToken:
                        break;
                    case ProductType.Pet:
                        Unite.Game.ItemManager.CreatePet(gameClient.UserId, extradata, false);
                        break;
                    case ProductType.RentableBot:
                        Unite.Game.ItemManager.CreateBot(gameClient.UserId, extradata, false);
                        break;
                }
            }


            CatalogComposers.PurchaseOKMessageComposer(gameClient, catalogOffer);
        }

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Don't see why one should do rentables. They're just useless on a retro.

Good luck with this i like that bundles work :D

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Originally Posted by Rush Retros

Good luck with this i like that bundles work :D

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Isn't that hard to implement actually.

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Originally Posted by The General

Isn't that hard to implement actually.

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Who cares? the more features, the better.

Good luck with the project.

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Originally Posted by The General

Isn't that hard to implement actually.

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Like you'd know how to do it. :thumbdown:

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Originally Posted by Quackster

Like you'd know how to do it. :thumbdown:

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Yes I'm a total noob with no knowledge. You're right.

http://i.gyazo.com/95b3c7eba6ab680f477e0e7376f471aa.png

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Originally Posted by Quackster

Like you'd know how to do it. :thumbdown:

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I've seen @The General doing loads of things. He is actually pretty neat as in making an emulator.

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Originally Posted by Lunaa

I've seen @The General doing loads of things. He is actually pretty neat as in making an emulator.

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.. Compared to you? That's easy.

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Originally Posted by Hoshiko

.. Compared to you? That's easy.

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Hello Pejump.