[Plus Emulator] SmokeWeed Command

[u20]

OnCycle(), love that

 

[Roas]

Ok D:

 

[Jonteh]

OnCycle(), love that

Using RoomUserManager.OnCycle for a lot of things can have unforseen consequences (I was using it for many functions in an early RP emulator of mine and it cause rooms to crash frequently) so it's best to have a new thread to handle un-room related cycles

 

[cabeludo007]

Using RoomUserManager.OnCycle for a lot of things can have unforseen consequences (I was using it for many functions in an early RP emulator of mine and it cause rooms to crash frequently) so it's best to have a new thread to handle un-room related cycles

Yes, but, where? i mean, where this new Thread will be? inside the Habbo User class (Habbo.cs) or in the emu system class (Game.cs or other)?

And, i guess it's better to make worker/manager (idk how you call that xd, whatever) to handle timeout or cycle functions... That's what i'm doing on my emu. I'm using this method to handle the Teleport Interaction:

Spoiler

 

[Jonteh]

Yes, but, where? i mean, where this new Thread will be? inside the Habbo User class (Habbo.cs) or in the emu system class (Game.cs or other)?

I have a Task that runs once a second for most RP functions in my emulator, located inside a Roleplay class which is inside the Habbo class.

(Habbo.Roleplay.PlayerTask)

 

[Rockie]

So, is there someone that can explain me how I get this to work?

 

[Seastone]

I have a Task that runs once a second for most RP functions in my emulator, located inside a Roleplay class which is inside the Habbo class.

(Habbo.Roleplay.PlayerTask)

I'm very new to coding, and I use Thread.Sleep(2000); quite frequently. (In like 8 commands or so). would I even notice the difference if I changed it? I mean, ofc its better to do it the "right" way, but in terms of performance?

 

[Jonteh]

I'm very new to coding, and I use Thread.Sleep(2000); quite frequently. (In like 8 commands or so). would I even notice the difference if I changed it? I mean, ofc its better to do it the "right" way, but in terms of performance?

Yes you would notice a performance increase. If you got time when you read this, look up the disadvantages of using Thread.sleep.

 

[Seastone]

Yes you would notice a performance increase. If you got time when you read this, look up the disadvantages of using Thread.sleep.

Yeah I read up on it and will change my code. Had no idea.. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

 

[Spot Ify]

Why don't peaple use Tasks .... its faster and better than making 1000000000000000000000000000000.... Threads and sleeps.

But yeah let's await the realisation of the programmers at ragezone

 

[Roas]

Hello , Thank you very much , I'll take it how council

 

[Rockie]

Great forum, nobody that is helping. duck this.

 

[Pepijntjuh]

Hello to all friends of Ragezone I am here to post you a command that I did.
well let's start!
Go to : HabboHotel\Rooms\Chat\Commands\User
Create File , called :SmokeWeedCommand.cs

http://pastebin.com/BH7ynvYT

And Go To CommandManager and add

this.Register("smoke", new SmokeWeedCommand());

The command texts are translated in my language, I had no desire to translate them into English.

I have this command a long time ago out ZiptoEMU, Credits to the makers from ziptoemu <3

 

[Spot Ify]

I have this command a long time ago out ZiptoEMU, Credits to the makers from ziptoemu <3

Dont think they need to be proud of the command because its poorly written and its just a effect with some text before and after...