Plus Emu Catalog Min_rank FIX (NEW PRODUCTION)

[FunkyTuri]

Idk if someone already posted it, here's the fix for the min_rank in plus emu:

Replace CatalogIndexComposer.cs with:

using System.Collections.Generic;using Plus.HabboHotel.Catalog;
using Plus.HabboHotel.GameClients;


namespace Plus.Communication.Packets.Outgoing.Catalog
{
    public class CatalogIndexComposer : ServerPacket
    {
        public CatalogIndexComposer(GameClient Session, ICollection<CatalogPage> Pages, int Sub = 0)
            : base(ServerPacketHeader.CatalogIndexMessageComposer)
        {
            WriteRootIndex(Session, Pages);


            foreach (CatalogPage Page in Pages)
            {
                if (Page.ParentId != -1 || Page.MinimumRank > Session.GetHabbo().Rank || (Page.MinimumVIP > Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank && Session.GetHabbo().Rank == 1))
                    continue;


                WritePage(Page, CalcTreeSize(Session, Pages, Page.Id));


                foreach (CatalogPage child in Pages)
                {
                    if (child.ParentId != Page.Id || child.MinimumRank > Session.GetHabbo().Rank || (child.MinimumVIP > Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank && Session.GetHabbo().Rank == 1))
                        continue;


                    WritePage(child, CalcTreeSize(Session, Pages, child.Id));


                    foreach (CatalogPage baby in Pages)
                    {
                        if (baby.ParentId != child.Id || baby.MinimumRank > Session.GetHabbo().Rank || (baby.MinimumVIP > Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank && Session.GetHabbo().Rank == 1))
                            continue;


                        WritePage(baby, 0);
                    }
                }
            }


            base.WriteBoolean(false);
            base.WriteString("NORMAL");
        }


        public void WriteRootIndex(GameClient Session, ICollection<CatalogPage> Pages)
        {
            base.WriteBoolean(true);
            base.WriteInteger(0);
            base.WriteInteger(-1);
            base.WriteString("root");
            base.WriteString(string.Empty);
            base.WriteInteger(0);
            base.WriteInteger(CalcTreeSize(Session, Pages, -1));
        }


        public void WritePage(CatalogPage Page, int TreeSize)
        {
            base.WriteBoolean(Page.Visible);
            base.WriteInteger(Page.Icon);
            base.WriteInteger(!Page.Enabled ? -1 : Page.Id);
            base.WriteString(Page.PageLink);
            base.WriteString(Page.Caption);
            base.WriteInteger(Page.ItemOffers.Count);
            foreach (int i in Page.ItemOffers.Keys)
            {
                base.WriteInteger(i);
            }
            base.WriteInteger(TreeSize);
        }


        public int CalcTreeSize(GameClient Session, ICollection<CatalogPage> Pages, int ParentId)
        {
            int i = 0;
            foreach (CatalogPage Page in Pages)
            {
                if (Page.MinimumRank > Session.GetHabbo().Rank || (Page.MinimumVIP > Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank && Session.GetHabbo().Rank == 1) || Page.ParentId != ParentId)
                    continue;


                if (Page.ParentId == ParentId)
                    i++;
            }


            return i;
        }
    }
}

Ok, now u can manage your catalog :)

[MentaL]

[Brought]

Yes, this has already been posted in it's appropriate section... under the PlusEMU Help thread/in the Production release thread(s). I don't see why another whole thread would be required, but I guess.

[FunkyTuri]

Yes, this has already been posted in it's appropriate section... under the PlusEMU Help thread/in the Production release thread(s). I don't see why another whole thread would be required, but I guess.

No,it's different, please check before posting

[Brought]

No,it's different, please check before posting

No it's not lol it's the same exact fix. It doesn't require a thread, it's already been posted around the forum.

[FunkyTuri]

No it's not lol it's the same exact fix. It doesn't require a thread, it's already been posted around the forum.

You're noob. Please check all lines :)
http://forum.ragezone.com/f353/crack...7/#post8674097

Murphy code:

if(child.ParentId!= Page.Id|| Page.MinimumRank> Session.GetHabbo().Rank||(Page.MinimumVIP>Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank&& Session.GetHabbo().Rank==1))

My code:

if (child.ParentId != Page.Id || child.MinimumRank > Session.GetHabbo().Rank || (child.MinimumVIP > Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank && Session.GetHabbo().Rank == 1))

[Keiz]

Why cycle twice through pages?

This is what I use,

        public List<CatalogPage> GetPagesForParentId(GameClient Session, ICollection<CatalogPage> Pages, int ParentId)
        {
            
            List<CatalogPage> list = Pages.Where(x => x.ParentId == ParentId && Session.GetHabbo().Rank >= x.MinimumRank && Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank >= x.MinimumVIP).ToList();


            if (PlusStaticGameSettings.CatalogAlphabeticParents.Contains(ParentId))
                return list.OrderBy(x => x.Caption).ToList();


            return list;
        }

Note that I use a static integer array for checking if the catalog page's childs should be alphabetically ordered.

So just use this function to get the pages, and instead of "GetTreeSize", use the returned pages' .Count() function.

List<CatalogPage> childpages = GetPagesForParentId(Session, Pages, Page.Id);
int treesize = childpages.Count;

[Emily]

@Keiz Please do note that using LINQ isn't the best way as it reduces performance.

[Keiz]

@Glaceon Def. true, I made a for loop instead. Either way, it's more efficient than cycling twice.

[FunkyTuri]

Why cycle twice through pages?This is what I use,

        public List GetPagesForParentId(GameClient Session, ICollection Pages, int ParentId)        {                        List list = Pages.Where(x => x.ParentId == ParentId && Session.GetHabbo().Rank >= x.MinimumRank && Session.GetHabbo().VIPRank >= x.MinimumVIP).ToList();            if (PlusStaticGameSettings.CatalogAlphabeticParents.Contains(ParentId))                return list.OrderBy(x => x.Caption).ToList();            return list;        }

Note that I use a static integer array for checking if the catalog page's childs should be alphabetically ordered.So just use this function to get the pages, and instead of "GetTreeSize", use the returned pages' .Count() function.

List childpages = GetPagesForParentId(Session, Pages, Page.Id);int treesize = childpages.Count;

I only edited plus emu code