Help Who Know Java Code Killing Spree

[MegaCheat]

Hallo Guys I want make killing spree

 

this code

 

ndex: java/com/l2jserver/gameserver/model/actor/instance/L2PcInstance.java
===================================================================
--- java/com/l2jserver/gameserver/model/actor/instance/L2PcInstance.java	(revision 4638)
+++ java/com/l2jserver/gameserver/model/actor/instance/L2PcInstance.java	(working copy)


@@ -243,6 +243,7 @@
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.network.serverpackets.UserInfo;
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.skills.AbnormalEffect;
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.skills.Env;
+import com.l2jserver.gameserver.network.serverpackets.ExShowScreenMessage;
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.skills.Formulas;
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.skills.Stats;
import com.l2jserver.gameserver.skills.l2skills.L2SkillSiegeFlag;

@@ -5664,14 +5737,63 @@
	 * Increase the pvp kills count and send the info to the player
	 *
	 */
+		private int impro = 0;
	public void increasePvpKills(L2Character target)
	{
		if (target instanceof L2PcInstance
				&& AntiFeedManager.getInstance().check(this, target))
		{
+					impro++;
+					        
+					       switch(impro){
+					       
+					                case 3:
+			   				ExShowScreenMessage case3 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 3 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case3);
+							Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :Just got a Triple Kill!");
+			   				break;
+			   				
+							case 5:
+			   				ExShowScreenMessage case5 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 5 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case5);
+							Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :Just got an Ultra Kill!");
+			   				break;
+			   				
+							case 10:
+			   				ExShowScreenMessage case10 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 10 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case10);
+			   				Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :reached 10 kill in a row!");
+			   				break;
+			   				
+							case 15:
+			  				ExShowScreenMessage case15 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 15 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case15);
+			   				Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :reached 15 kill in a row!");
+			  				break;
+			   				
+							case 20:
+			   				ExShowScreenMessage case20 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 20 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case20);
+			   				Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :reached 20 kill in a row!");
+			   				break;
+			  				
+							case 25:
+			   				ExShowScreenMessage case25 = new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 25 killing spree!", 10000);
+			   				sendPacket(case25);
+			  				Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player: " + getName() + " :reached 25 kill in a row!");
+			   				break;
+					          default:
+					           ;
+					        }
+				
+			


@@ -13495,6 +13639,8 @@
					setCurrentFeed(0);
					stopFeed();
					dismount();
+							
+							impro = 0;
					sendPacket(SystemMessage.getSystemMessage(SystemMessageId.OUT_OF_FEED_MOUNT_CANCELED));
				}

But not when he dies but with time  1 min 

 

impro = 0;  <<<< 1 min

 

Edited January 26 by MegaCheat

['Baggos']

• Refreshing the time for every pvp you get
• If 1 minute passed without pvp kill, points returns to 0.
  https://pastebin.com/BC4Y8x19

 

Btw, you don't need to announce/screenmessage the pvp count in every line. 

[Tryskell]

1- You store a Future _spreeTask on the Player level (your impro variable should be named _impro, btw).
2 - You cancel it and relaunch it on every kill :

if (_spreeTask != null)
_spreeTask.cancel(false);

_spreeTask = ThreadPool.schedule(() -> _impro = 0, 60000L);

Basically, if you kill someone, it will cancel current task and reschedule it with a fresh timer. If you want to avoid to make one task per Player, you can also handled it using a Manager (similar to multiple other timed stuff : pvp, random animation timer, or even movement in default L2J...), where you register all Players on a 1sec task manager and test each of those every second.

[Nightw0lf]

9 hours ago, Tryskell said:

1- You store a Future _spreeTask on the Player level (your impro variable should be named _impro, btw).
2 - You cancel it and relaunch it on every kill :

if (_spreeTask != null)
_spreeTask.cancel(false);

_spreeTask = ThreadPool.schedule(() -> _impro = 0, 60000L);

Basically, if you kill someone, it will cancel current task and reschedule it with a fresh timer. If you want to avoid to make one task per Player, you can also handled it using a Manager (similar to multiple other timed stuff : pvp, random animation timer, or even movement in default L2J...), where you register all Players on a 1sec task manager and test each of those every second.

you talk to him like he is a casual Senior Java developer even tho you are right i dont think he will understand

 

49 minutes ago, &#x27;Baggos&#x27; said:

• Refreshing the time for every pvp you get
• If 1 minute passed without pvp kill, points returns to 0.
  https://pastebin.com/BC4Y8x19

 

Btw, you don't need to announce/screenmessage the pvp count in every line. 

nice job buddy

 

[MegaCheat]

thanks guys very mutch

the problem is chronical Hi5

Edited January 28 by MegaCheat

['Baggos']

3 hours ago, MegaCheat said:

thanks guys very mutch

the problem is chronical Hi5

Just changes the imports. Only in KillingSpreeTaskManager you get errors.

Remove imports, rename Player to L2PcInstance and press Ctrl + Shift + O

 

Instead of var change it to int

Remove:

World.announceToOnlinePlayers("Player " + getName() + ": reached " + value + " kills in a row!", true);

 

And put

Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player " + getName() + ": reached " + value + " kills in a row!", true);

Edited January 28 by 'Baggos'

[StinkyMadness]

private int _killCount;
private long _killTime;
 

public void increasePvpKills(L2Character target)
{
    if (target instanceof L2PcInstance && AntiFeedManager.getInstance().check(this, target))
    {

        if (_killTime < System.currentTimeMillis())
            _killCount = 0;
 

        _killCount++;
        _killTime = System.currentTimeMillis() + 60000L;

 
There is no need for any task @MegaCheat

Edited January 29 by StinkyMadness

[MegaCheat]

solved guys thanks very much all !!! 

baggos First!!

[Zake]

8 minutes ago, MegaCheat said:

solved guys thanks very much all !!! 

baggos First!!

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