Just got back to the Maple Scene

[KingBranz]

I just got back to the Maple scene after school being busy... and I'm stuck on one thing at moment. well, not stuck more like I completely forget how this works..

public static class resetap extends CommandExecute {        
@[I][B][URL="http://forum.ragezone.com/members/2000004426.html"]Override[/URL][/B][/I]
        public int execute(MapleClient c, String[] splitted) {
            c.getPlayer().setStr(4);
            c.getPlayer().setDex(4);
            c.getPlayer().setInt(4);
            c.getPlayer().setLuk(4);
            c.getPlayer().updateAllStats(0, true);
            return 1;
        }
    }

Is what I made to resetap, but the issue is with my source is that when it resets the ap, it doesn't go back to the remaining AP , it just deletes it.

Thats my issue atm, I also am wondering how some sources have ti that when they do @str -400, it subtructs the output amount and adds back to remaining ap.

 

[sunnyboy]

I just got back to the Maple scene after school being busy... and I'm stuck on one thing at moment. well, not stuck more like I completely forget how this works..

public static class resetap extends CommandExecute {        
@[I][B][URL="http://forum.ragezone.com/members/2000004426.html"]Override[/URL][/B][/I]
        public int execute(MapleClient c, String[] splitted) {
            c.getPlayer().setStr(4);
            c.getPlayer().setDex(4);
            c.getPlayer().setInt(4);
            c.getPlayer().setLuk(4);
            c.getPlayer().updateAllStats(0, true);
            return 1;
        }
    }

Is what I made to resetap, but the issue is with my source is that when it resets the ap, it doesn't go back to the remaining AP , it just deletes it.

Thats my issue atm, I also am wondering how some sources have ti that when they do @str -400, it subtructs the output amount and adds back to remaining ap.

Of course it won't give you back your AP. You're using setStr, setDex, setInt and setLuk. You're overriding the current stats they have and making them 4. You have 0 code to actually give back any ap that was used.

 

[KingBranz]

oh... That makes much more sense... what would be the proper code?

 

[Yekun]

oh... That makes much more sense... what would be the proper code?

totalAP = remainingAP + str + luk + int + dex
str = 4 //4
luk = 4 //8
int = 4 //12
dex = 4 //16
remainingAp = totalAP - 16

I think you can implement.

 

[Borlea]

totalAP = remainingAP + str + luk + int + dex
str = 4 //4
luk = 4 //8
int = 4 //12
dex = 4 //16
remainingAp = totalAP - 16

I think you can implement.

No need to remove 16 as you start with 4 everything.

 

[Luxray]

No need to remove 16 as you start with 4 everything.

You count the remaining AP, so that's minus what you still have (4x4=16)