About Maximum Level Difference For Pvp Count

[LarysL2]

Hello there, i am a newbie to java... so if you could help me, i would appreciate it.

 

i have a code for Maximum level difference for the PvP count, for example look below:

 

                if((PLAYER1.getLevel() - PLAYER2.getLevel()) >= 20 || (PLAYER2.getLevel() - PLAYER1.getLevel()) >= 20)
                {
                    PLAYER2.setPvpKills(PLAYER2.getPvpKills() + 1);
                }

the PLAYER2 is the winner of the PvP and he will get the +1 pvp count.

the code above... works as the player2 must be 20 level higher than player1 to get the +1 pvp count, but i want the opposite.

 

i want the PLAYER2 must have 20 maximum level more than the player1 to get the +1 pvp count, not more than 20.

I tried to change it from >=20 to <= 20 but it didn't work :/

[SweeTs]

Make it like that

 

 

if((PLAYER1.getLevel() - PLAYER2.getLevel()) >= 20 || (PLAYER2.getLevel() - PLAYER1.getLevel()) <= 20)

 

But, I believe you don't need 2 cases, just one is enough. You couldn't manage it on your own cuz of the 2 cases, so I suggest to use just one :P

[LarysL2]

Thank you SweeTs for your fast reply, about your solution, it worked but somehow still there is a problem.

 

If the Player2 who wins the +1 pvp has the lower level, it does not work.

Example1: Player2(64level), Player1(85level) - Player2 wins the PvP but the code is not working, he gets +1 pvp while he has 20+ level difference than Player1.

Example2: Player2(85level), Player1(64level) - Player2 wins the PvP and the code is working, he does NOT get the +1 pvp.

 

Edit:

I tried to do it with 1 case like as:

if((PLAYER1.getLevel() - PLAYER2.getLevel()) <= 20)

It had the same result of the above Example1,2 but with opposite levels at Player2,Player1.

 

Edit2:

if((PLAYER1.getLevel() - PLAYER2.getLevel()) >= 20)

Has the same result of the above Example1,2, same levels.

Edited March 9, 2014 by LarysL2

[SweeTs]

This is supposed to work just fine..

 

 

if((PLAYER1.getLevel() - PLAYER2.getLevel()) >= 20)

 

Well, maybe show me the whole method, maybe the problem is somewhere else.