@resetstr @resetint @resetdex @resetluk commands

[xazerrx]

Since I couldn't find this anywhere on the forums, I decided to release it. Instead of resetting your whole ap from an npc, you can choose how much to reset what with a command. Credits goes to me for creating this and airflow0 for creating @setstats command. *Note* This method is assuming you have @str @int @dex @luk commands in your server.

First, open CommandProcessor.java. Make sure you have this import, if not add it.

import net.sf.odinms.client.MapleStat;

After that, find

} else if (splitted[0].equals("@str")) {

Above it, add

} else if (splitted[0].equals("@resetstr")) {
                   int down;
                    down = Integer.parseInt(splitted[1]);
                    if ( player.getStr() < 4 || player.getStr() - down <= 4) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Reached minimum str.");
                    } else if ( player.getStr() < down) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Not enough str to reset");
                    } else {
                          player.setStr(player.getStr() - down);
                          player.setRemainingAp(player.getRemainingAp() + down);
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.STR, player.getStr());
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.AVAILABLEAP, player.getRemainingAp());
                }
                    //INT 
                }else if (splitted[0].equals("@resetint")) {
                   int down;
                    down = Integer.parseInt(splitted[1]);
                    if ( player.getInt() < 4 || player.getInt() - down <= 4) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Reached minimum int.");
                    } else if ( player.getInt() < down) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Not enough int to reset");
                    } else {
                          player.setInt(player.getInt() - down);
                          player.setRemainingAp(player.getRemainingAp() + down);
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.INT, player.getInt());
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.AVAILABLEAP, player.getRemainingAp());
                }
                    //DEX
                }else if (splitted[0].equals("@resetdex")) {
                   int down;
                    down = Integer.parseInt(splitted[1]);
                    if ( player.getDex() < 4 || player.getDex() - down <= 4) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Reached minimum dex.");
                    } else if ( player.getDex() < down) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Not enough dex to reset");
                    } else {
                          player.setDex(player.getDex() - down);
                          player.setRemainingAp(player.getRemainingAp() + down);
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.DEX, player.getDex());
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.AVAILABLEAP, player.getRemainingAp());
                }
                    //LUCK
                }else if (splitted[0].equals("@resetluk")) {
                   int down;
                    down = Integer.parseInt(splitted[1]);
                    if ( player.getLuk() < 4 || player.getLuk() - down <= 4) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Reached minimum luk.");
                    } else if ( player.getLuk() < down) {
                        mc.dropMessage("Not enough luk to reset");
                    } else {
                          player.setLuk(player.getLuk() - down);
                          player.setRemainingAp(player.getRemainingAp() + down);
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.LUK, player.getLuk());
                          player.updateSingleStat(MapleStat.AVAILABLEAP, player.getRemainingAp());
                }

You can still add this if you don't have @str commands. Just add the above code anywhere you like in the commands. Tested and working.

[MentaL]

[xazerrx]

*Reserved for further updates*

[TookTook123]

thanks :)
ill use it for sure:)(:

[xblackcat]

isnt that what a stat reseter is for?

[xazerrx]

Uh not really. This is more convenient. A stat resetter requires you to go to the npc and reset ALL of your stats back to 4. This allows you to choose how much you want to reset a stat and you just have to type in e.g. @resetstr 5. Also saves time from making an ap reset npc.

[xblackcat]

but you could just make the npc command so
@stat reseter, would open the stat reseter

[xazerrx]

At least you get the freedom to choose what to reset and not to reset everything :P

[xblackcat]

no, most server have a stat reseter that you can choose what to reset

[xazerrx]

Oh then don't use it if you don't want to. Nobody is forcing you to use this.

[Gmanpopinjay]

Nice release but u Im add this on my server @reset and it pops up a list letting u choose which u want to do instead of remembering all those commands =)

[DrFusion]

fuck the posters above, good release its helpful

[nejevoli]

nice , good job ~

[xelkin]

nice release man i should add it to my pserver =D

[erick33321]

nice release 8/10

[Shadow26]

I think this is awesome. Saves an npc from being used. Good job.