Discussion I Need Code The Function: Reward To Player Base On Online-Time

[Amida Nguyen]

I need code the function: reward to player base on online-time. Ex: when player online in-game 1 hour, he will receive 1 Gold Bar, but when he log out of game, the online-time will reset to 0

[Devlin]

if (player.getUptime() >= val*60*60*1000)

 

val stands for hours.

 

and for reseting the time, go at Logout.java and add this line:

 

player.setUptime(0);

 

By the way, dunno what project are you using. The codes that I wrote you are based on l2jfrozen methods.

Edited February 24, 2014 by Devlin

[Amida Nguyen]

  On 2/24/2014 at 10:50 AM, Devlin said:

if (player.getUptime() >= val*60*60*1000)

 

val stands for hours.

 

and for reseting the time, go at Logout.java and add this line:

 

player.setUptime(0);

 

By the way, dunno what project are you using. The codes that I wrote you are based on l2jfrozen methods.

 

Are you check my PM?

[Guest Elfocrash]

  On 2/24/2014 at 10:50 AM, Devlin said:

if (player.getUptime() >= val*60*60*1000)

 

val stands for hours.

 

and for reseting the time, go at Logout.java and add this line:

 

player.setUptime(0);

 

By the way, dunno what project are you using. The codes that I wrote you are based on l2jfrozen methods.

This wont work on any kind of project ever unless you check in as a task.

Also the time of uptime is automaticaly reset on logout.

[Devlin]

  On 3/7/2014 at 11:53 AM, Elfocrash said:

This wont work on any kind of project ever unless you check in as a task.

Also the time of uptime is automaticaly reset on logout.

For sure it needs a task.

 

About the reset, I didn't know :P

[Tryskell]

A simple task with a counter linked to L2PcInstance can do the trick. Inside the run section you ++ the counter and make checks regarding it.

 

An exemple for monster derby track which I'm currently recoding for aCis, making checks every seconds to call events :

 

Called by

ThreadPoolManager.getInstance().scheduleGeneralAtFixedRate(new Announcement(), 0, 1000);

And running

	class Announcement implements Runnable
	{
		public Announcement()
		{
		}
		
		@Override
		public void run()
		{
			if (_finalCountdown >= 1200)
				_finalCountdown = 0;
			
			switch (_finalCountdown)
			{
				case 0:
					makeAnnouncement(SystemMessageId.MONSRACE_TICKETS_AVAILABLE_FOR_S1_RACE);
					break;
				
				case 30: // 30 sec
				case 60: // 1 min
					...
				
				case 1080: // 18 min
					makeAnnouncement(SystemMessageId.MONSRACE_RACE_START);
					break;
			}
			_finalCountdown += 1;
		}
	}

As you can see on my exemple, it runs the task every second, increasing _finalCountdown value and checking if that variable reached a particular number.

			if (_finalCountdown >= 1200)
				_finalCountdown = 0;

exists to make a cycle of 20min (reset to 0 when it happens).

 

Instead of 1000 (one second), you put 60000 (one minute) for scheduleGeneralAtFixedRate timer and then you can reward for case 30, 60, 120, etc (30min, 1hour, 2hours,..).

Edited March 8, 2014 by Tryskell

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