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Help with code Please (SOLVED)

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Need help with this code it count downs before quit, switch char/server. The code does a countdown but 1 to 5 instead of 5 to 1
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if(lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER &&    lpObj->CloseCount > 0)
        {
            if(lpObj->CloseCount > 5)
            {
                if(lpObj->CloseType == 1)
                {
                    if(gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1)
                    {
                        GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index,1);
                    }
                }
                else if(lpObj->CloseType == 0)
                {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index,0);
                }
                else if(lpObj->CloseType == 2)
                {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index,2);
                }
            }
            else
            {
                gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index,1,0,0,0,0,0,gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4),(lpObj->CloseCount-0));
            }
            lpObj->CloseCount++;
        }
 

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Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) { // Alterado de > para >= to include 5 in the countdown
        if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
            if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
            }
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
        }
    } else {
        int countdown = 5 - lpObj->CloseCount + 1; // Calculate countdown from 5 to 1
        gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
    }
    lpObj->CloseCount--;
}


The main changes made to the code are:

The condition if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) was changed to if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) to include the value 5 in the countdown.

The countdown calculation has been adjusted to subtract lpObj->CloseCount from 5 and add 1 so that the count is 5 to 1.

jjtrancoso21 said:
Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) { // Alterado de > para >= to include 5 in the countdown
        if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
            if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
            }
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
        }
    } else {
        int countdown = 5 - lpObj->CloseCount + 1; // Calculate countdown from 5 to 1
        gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
    }
    lpObj->CloseCount--;
}


The main changes made to the code are:

The condition if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) was changed to if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) to include the value 5 in the countdown.

The countdown calculation has been adjusted to subtract lpObj->CloseCount from 5 and add 1 so that the count is 5 to 1.
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Work?
 
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jjtrancoso21 said:
Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) { // Alterado de > para >= to include 5 in the countdown
        if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
            if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
            }
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
        } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
            GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
        }
    } else {
        int countdown = 5 - lpObj->CloseCount + 1; // Calculate countdown from 5 to 1
        gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
    }
    lpObj->CloseCount--;
}


The main changes made to the code are:

The condition if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) was changed to if (lpObj->CloseCount >= 5) to include the value 5 in the countdown.

The countdown calculation has been adjusted to subtract lpObj->CloseCount from 5 and add 1 so that the count is 5 to 1.




Work?
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Now it does start at 5 but stops counting down and stops switch char/server and quit dont work
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BogartMamaw said:
Now it does start at 5 but stops counting down and stops switch char/server and quit dont work
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Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    int countdown = 5; // 

    while (countdown >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
            }
        } else {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount++;
        countdown--;
    }
}


In this code, I added a while loop that starts a countdown at 5 and decrements the countdown value on each iteration. The program will continue counting from 5 to 1 and perform actions based on the specified conditions. After a countdown, it will end the program.
 
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jjtrancoso21 said:
Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    int countdown = 5; //

    while (countdown >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
            }
        } else {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount++;
        countdown--;
    }
}


In this code, I added a while loop that starts a countdown at 5 and decrements the countdown value on each iteration. The program will continue counting from 5 to 1 and perform actions based on the specified conditions. After a countdown, it will end the program.
Click to expand...
jjtrancoso21 said:
Code: 
if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    int countdown = 5; //

    while (countdown >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
            }
        } else {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount++;
        countdown--;
    }
}


In this code, I added a while loop that starts a countdown at 5 and decrements the countdown value on each iteration. The program will continue counting from 5 to 1 and perform actions based on the specified conditions. After a countdown, it will end the program.
Click to expand...
Now it did work, but it happened too fast like in 1 secon 5 to 1 pops out
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BogartMamaw said:
Now it did work, but it happened too fast like in 1 secon 5 to 1 pops out
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Code: 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    int countdown = 5; // Initializes the countdown to 5

    while (countdown >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
            }
        } else {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount++;
        countdown--;

        // Pause for 1 second
        sleep(1);
    }
}

If the countdown is going by too quickly and you want to add a delay between each countdown, you can use the sleep function to pause the program for a specific period of time. Here is the tweaked code with a 1 second delay between each count.

Adding the sleep(1) function will cause the program to pause for 1 second between each countdown, making the countdown more visible and easier to follow. Make sure you include the appropriate libraries and compile the code correctly for your environment.

The code I added with #include <stdio.h> and #include <unistd.h> is part of an example to illustrate the use of the sleep function. These lines of code are not necessary in the context of your original code, and may have been added by mistake.

If your original code already includes these headers, you don't need to add them again. They are part of the C standard library and provide functionality such as standard input/output and timing breaks.

Therefore, if your original code already includes these headers, you can use the sleep function directly without any problems. Otherwise, you can simply remove these includes (#include <stdio.h> and #include <unistd.h>) and just use the sleep function in your original code.
 
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jjtrancoso21 said:
Code: 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

if (lpObj->Connected >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    int countdown = 5; // Initializes the countdown to 5

    while (countdown >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Index, 2);
            }
        } else {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), countdown);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount++;
        countdown--;

        // Pause for 1 second
        sleep(1);
    }
}

If the countdown is going by too quickly and you want to add a delay between each countdown, you can use the sleep function to pause the program for a specific period of time. Here is the tweaked code with a 1 second delay between each count.

Adding the sleep(1) function will cause the program to pause for 1 second between each countdown, making the countdown more visible and easier to follow. Make sure you include the appropriate libraries and compile the code correctly for your environment.

The code I added with #include <stdio.h> and #include <unistd.h> is part of an example to illustrate the use of the sleep function. These lines of code are not necessary in the context of your original code, and may have been added by mistake.

If your original code already includes these headers, you don't need to add them again. They are part of the C standard library and provide functionality such as standard input/output and timing breaks.

Therefore, if your original code already includes these headers, you can use the sleep function directly without any problems. Otherwise, you can simply remove these includes (#include <stdio.h> and #include <unistd.h>) and just use the sleep function in your original code.
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where can i get the unistd could not compile
 
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BogartMamaw said:
onde posso obter o unistd não consegui compilar
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I'm giving basic tips, I've never worked with this type of code, but I'll give you an alternative solution.

Code: 
#include <hora.h>

if (lpObj->Conectado >= OBJECT_LOGGED && lpObj->Type == OBJECT_USER && lpObj->CloseCount > 0) {
    contagem regressiva = 5; // Initializes the countdown to 5

    enquanto (contagem regressiva >= 1) {
        if (lpObj->CloseCount > 5) {
            if (lpObj->CloseType == 1) {
                if (gObjectManager.CharacterGameClose(lpObj->Index) == 1) {
                    GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Índice, 1);
                }
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 0) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Índice, 0);
            } else if (lpObj->CloseType == 2) {
                GCCloseClientSend(lpObj->Índice, 2);
            }
        } outro {
            gNotice.GCNoticeSend(lpObj->Index, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, gMessage.GetMessage(MSG_SERVER, 4), contagem regressiva);
        }

        lpObj->CloseCount--;
        contagem regressiva--;

        // Pause for 1 second
        relógio_t hora_inicial = relogio();
        while ((clock() - start_time) / CLOCKS_PER_SEC <1);
    }
}

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If someone needs this is the FIX

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Sources Character Close Count - MuEMU by Emershow​


Add in ServerInfo.cpp below SetItemAcceptHarmonySwitch


this->m_CharacterCloseCount = GetPrivateProfileInt(section,"CharacterCloseCount",0,path);

Add in ServerInfo.h below int SetItemAcceptHarmonySwitch


int m_CharacterCloseCount;

In function void CObjectManager::CharacterGameCloseSet(int aIndex,int type) // OK

find lpObj->CloseCount = 1; then change to


lpObj->CloseCount = gServerInfo.m_CharacterCloseCount;

Finnaly go to GameServer - Common.dat and add below SetItemAcceptHarmonySwitch = 0


CharacterCloseCount = 10



Credits: Emershow
 
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