Donator Text Change

[Syre]

Erm. Would (switch) make it look cleaner and simpler? I'm still a noob and took months off coding and lost a bit of touch.

I don't think I have ever seen switch selections with a function like GeneralChatHandler. How would it look like? (like a basic template)

If he were to add different colors for every level of GM, yes, definitely.


as for a basic template..

switch (chr.getGMLevel()) {
           case 1:
                  donor text color
                  break;
           case 2:
                  Intern text color
                  break;
           case 3:
                  GM Text color
                  break;
           case 4:
                  Admin text color
                  break;
           default: 
                   everything else. (0 and anything above 4)
                   break;
} 

In fact if you want to see a lot of switch cases used, here..


http://pastebin.com/v9sVDZQh

I went out of hand ha

[ooSnowCapxx]

I'm guessing it should look something like this:

if (!chr.isHidden()) {
                chr.getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(chr.getId(), s, chr.isGM(), slea.readByte()));
            } else {
                chr.getMap().broadcastGMMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(chr.getId(), s, chr.isGM(), slea.readByte()));
            }
            if (chr.isDonor()) {
                chr.getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.multiChat("[Donor]" + c.getPlayer().getName(), s, 3));
                chr.getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(c.getPlayer().getId(), s, false, 1));
            }
        } 

This still doesn't seem to work :/

[TacoBell]

This still doesn't seem to work :/

Where did you add it?

[ooSnowCapxx]

Where did you add it?

GeneralChatHandler.

[Fraysa]

GeneralChatHandler.

That should work, unless your donators are defined else where than GM Level 1.

[ooSnowCapxx]

That should work, unless your donators are defined else where than GM Level 1.

My donor is defined as Level 1

public boolean isGM() {
        return gmLevel > 1;
    }

    public boolean isDonor() {
        return gmLevel == 1;
    }

    public boolean isSDonor() {
        return donor > 1;
    } 

0:

[StripedCow]

You can save their chat type to SQL, so make a variable to save in MapleCharacter and do something like:

} else if (type == 3) { // if chatType = 3 then this will be performed
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.multiChat(c.getPlayer().getName(), text, 1));
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(c.getPlayer().getId(), text, false, 1));

and you can set chat type through SQL. I had it like this because donors in my server had 9 types of chats to use :-) and had a ~chattype command!

[TacoBell]

You can save their chat type to SQL, so make a variable to save in MapleCharacter and do something like:

} else if (type == 3) { // if chatType = 3 then this will be performed
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.multiChat(c.getPlayer().getName(), text, 1));
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(c.getPlayer().getId(), text, false, 1));

and you can set chat type through SQL. I had it like this because donors in my server had 9 types of chats to use :-) and had a ~chattype command!

How would donors have like 9 chats? I can only enable like 4-5 regularly? How'd you get the marriage to work? Don't you need to tell the client they're married in order for donors to speak in pinkish color or something like that?

[StripedCow]

How would donors have like 9 chats? I can only enable like 4-5 regularly? How'd you get the marriage to work? Don't you need to tell the client they're married in order for donors to speak in pinkish color or something like that?

There's like 9 different types of chats man and I got marriages to work because I got the packets :-). No, you don't need to tell the client nothing.

[Syre]

Sick idea blue. I never thought of loading chat types via sql haha. Could make for an interesting market scheme too..

[TacoBell]

There's like 9 different types of chats man and I got marriages to work because I got the packets :-). No, you don't need to tell the client nothing.

I agree with Syre, very cool idea. Thanks for clearing it up too. Seems really interesting and I will probably take a look at pink chat!

[ooSnowCapxx]

You can save their chat type to SQL, so make a variable to save in MapleCharacter and do something like:

} else if (type == 3) { // if chatType = 3 then this will be performed
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.multiChat(c.getPlayer().getName(), text, 1));
                c.getPlayer().getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.getChatText(c.getPlayer().getId(), text, false, 1));

and you can set chat type through SQL. I had it like this because donors in my server had 9 types of chats to use :-) and had a ~chattype command!

I don't understand... :/ lol

[TacoBell]

I don't understand... :/ lol

What source are you using?

[StripedCow]

I don't understand... :/ lol

You must be retarded then.

[ooSnowCapxx]

What source are you using?

It's based of moople but it doesn't make sense... o: