A Permanent Loot Drop Effect.

[ManKind Gaming]

I want to make it so that my Donator rank has a permanent 1.5x drop rate! Could someone please write me the code to put in player.cs? The rank # is Ranks.Donator

[Orbit]

No. I will not write it for you. You have to learn and do it for yourself. Although I can guide you to where and how you should do it.

First of all, follow the code that handles loot drop boosts. You can do ctrl + shift + f and search for "loot drop." Find where it handles individual loot drop and try to find lootdropboost. There you can copy how lootdropboost works but make it work for your rank.

I hope this helps in any way and that you understand that the help thread isn't made for people like you to beg for others work. Try to understand it and learn from it instead.
Good luck

[DevilRotMG]

Take a look at:

            if (LootDropBoost && lootDropBoostFreeTimer)
            {
                if (LootDropBoostTimeLeft > 0)
                {
                    lootDropBoostFreeTimer = false;
                    Owner.Timers.Add(new WorldTimer(1000, (w, t) =>
                    {
                        LootDropBoostTimeLeft -= 1;
                        lootDropBoostFreeTimer = true;
                        UpdateCount++;
                    }));
                }
            }

            if (LootTierBoost && lootTierBoostFreeTimer)
            {
                if (LootTierBoostTimeLeft > 0)
                {
                    lootTierBoostFreeTimer = false;
                    Owner.Timers.Add(new WorldTimer(1000, (w, t) =>
                    {
                        LootTierBoostTimeLeft -= 1;
                        lootTierBoostFreeTimer = true;
                        UpdateCount++;
                    }));
                }
            }

and

            if (item.LootDropBooster)
            {
                if (!LootDropBoost)
                {
                    LootDropBoostTimeLeft = (float)item.Timer;
                    lootDropBoostFreeTimer = (float)item.Timer == -1.0 ? false : true;
                    return false;
                }
                else
                {
                    SendInfo("You have already an active Loot Drop Booster.");
                    return true;
                }
            }

            if (item.LootTierBooster)
            {
                if (!LootTierBoost)
                {
                    LootTierBoostTimeLeft = (float)item.Timer;
                    lootTierBoostFreeTimer = (float)item.Timer == -1.0 ? false : true;
                    return false;
                }
                else
                {
                    SendInfo("You have already an active Loot Tier Booster.");
                    return true;
                }
            }

Although, I doubt you will be able to do it. My best advice would be to read what @Orbit said, and maybe learn some C# as well. Then only will you be able to create such basic events like this.

[FlashFlyyy]

I know how to do it 2 ways, one every time the ability is pressed and the other only based in 'Player.cs' (which is what you wanted).

I'd post the code, but after seeing above I won't lol
Anyway, you'd I'll give you some hints.

You must place the code in a place where it is called frequently so that it will constantly set 'LoopDropBoostTimeLeft' to 10 seconds (I think this is enough time). You'll see that the boost timer is raised to 10 each time you move your character which is bad imo as we don't want to keep assigning 10. So I made it such that if lower that 5 seconds it is reset to 10 (which is useful for 30min loot drops, etc.). To form the condition of the if statement you need to create another bool that is set based on the account's rank when the account information is loaded.

To confirm you are correct, ensure you check the database for the table with the column 'ldtimer' and see if it is set correctly.

Good luck!

[DevilRotMG]

Ugh, I will just spoon feed you some code.

Player.Boosts.cs:

        private int xdlmao;

            if (LootDropBoost && lootDropBoostFreeTimer)
            {
                if (LootDropBoostTimeLeft > 0)
                {
                    lootDropBoostFreeTimer = false;
                    Owner.Timers.Add(new WorldTimer(1000, (w, t) =>
                    {
                        LootDropBoostTimeLeft -= xdlmao;
                        lootDropBoostFreeTimer = true;
                        UpdateCount++;
                    }));
                }
            }

            if (Client.Account.Rank == 3) {
                xdlmao = 0;
            }
            else {
                xdlmao = 1;
            }

Not telling you where to put it, just use your brain. Not sure about optimised, tested it once, and it was stuck on 29:59, if you want to change it, you are on your own.

Read what we said above, and learn some C#, this wasn't even 2 minutes of work...

Make sure you put in the if else statement: return true (LootDropBoost && lootDropBoostFreeTimer);

[ManKind Gaming]

No. I will not write it for you. You have to learn and do it for yourself. Although I can guide you to where and how you should do it.

First of all, follow the code that handles loot drop boosts. You can do ctrl + shift + f and search for "loot drop." Find where it handles individual loot drop and try to find lootdropboost. There you can copy how lootdropboost works but make it work for your rank.

I hope this helps in any way and that you understand that the help thread isn't made for people like you to beg for others work. Try to understand it and learn from it instead.
Good luck

I don't need it I knew how to do it in Loots.cs and change the drop rates and assign it to a rank. I just wanted to know if there was a way to do it in Player.cs, I could had worded that better.

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@Luverdark, and @Nyaro I don't need this open.

[DevilRotMG]

I don't need it I knew how to do it in Loots.cs and change the drop rates and assign it to a rank. I just wanted to know if there was a way to do it in Player.cs, I could had worded that better.

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@Luverdark, and @Nyaro I don't need this open.

I doubt you knew how to do it... Did you get your code written out? You literally asked here for people to write the code out for you, so I don't know what you are doing elsewhere.

Anyways, just a tip:

Learn your stuff before making a server, or it will just die very quickly...

[Luverdark]

Closed upon request.