Priced Command

[cxydsaewq]

So I wanted to make my /max command cost 50 Gold but it didn't really work
Any ideas why?

 

class Max : Command
    {
        public RealmManager Manager { get; private set; }

        public Max()
            : base("m", 2)
        {
        }

        protected override bool Process(Player player, RealmTime time, string args)
        {
            Account acc = player.Client.Account;
            
                try
                {
                  if (acc.Credits >= 50)
                    {
                    player.Stats[0] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxHitPoints;
                    player.Stats[1] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxMagicPoints;
                    player.Stats[2] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxAttack;
                    player.Stats[3] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxDefense;
                    player.Stats[4] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxSpeed;
                    player.Stats[5] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxHpRegen;
                    player.Stats[6] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxMpRegen;
                    player.Stats[7] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxDexterity;
                    player.Client.Save();
                    player.UpdateCount++;
                    Manager.GameDB.AddPendingAction(db =>
                    {
                        player.Credits = acc.Credits = db.UpdateCredit(acc, -50);
                        player.UpdateCount++;
                    });
                    player.SendInfo("Success");
                    }
                }
            catch
            {
                player.SendError("Unable to max!");
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }
    }

[Masternx]

Here sir! First of all, add this to your Player.cs!

  public void SaveToAcc()
        {
            var acc = Client.Account;
            acc.Credits = Credits;
          
        }

The reason for this is that I could use the command even with negative gold, this ensures everything is good I guess, and since I'm dumb, I couldn't really figure out any other way to save the credits properly, so go ahead and add that.

Now for the actual max command, I have used FSoD source so I cannot promise you it will not have any errors, if so, and you cannot fix them go ahead and post a picture and I will remake the command for what ever source you are using.
Here is the command itself;

 internal class Max : Command
    {
        public Max()
            : base("m", 1)
        {
        }

        protected override bool Process(Player player, RealmTime time, string[] args)
        {
            
            try
            {
                var db = new Database();
                Account acc = player.Client.Account;

                if (acc.Credits < 50)
                {
                    player.SendError("Unable to max!");
                    return false;
                }
                else if (acc.Credits >= 50)
                {
                    player.Credits = db.UpdateCredit(acc, -50);
                    player.SaveToAcc();
                    player.Stats[0] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxHitPoints;
                    player.Stats[1] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxMagicPoints;
                    player.Stats[2] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxAttack;
                    player.Stats[3] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxDefense;
                    player.Stats[4] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxSpeed;
                    player.Stats[5] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxHpRegen;
                    player.Stats[6] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxMpRegen;
                    player.Stats[7] = player.ObjectDesc.MaxDexterity;
                    player.SaveToCharacter();
                    player.Client.Save();
                    player.SendInfo("Success");
                    player.UpdateCount++;

                }

            }
            catch { }
            return true;
        }
    }

[cxydsaewq]

Yes, worked!
If anyone wonders
You have to edit "var db = new Database();"
to
"var db = new Database(Program.Settings.GetValue("conn"));"
@Rotmgstd It's solved!

[Danny]

/solved closed