Cooking & Campfire

Cooking...self explanatory but I cannot say the same for the coding, I am to lazy to make it simpler but at least it is something to work off if anyone is interested.

World.cs

This just checks if X and Y is a <Campfire/> don't bother this it isn't really to be changed

Code:

public bool IsCampFire(int x, int y) { var tile = Map[x, y]; ObjectDesc desc; if (Manager.GameData.ObjectDescs.TryGetValue(tile.ObjType, out desc)) { if (!desc.Campfire) return false; } return true; }

Descriptors.cs

<Cookable/> Add this to your item or it will not "cook"

Code:

public bool Cookable { get; private set; } Cookable = elem.Element("Cookable") != null;

<Campfire/> Add this to the non-static object that will be your campfire, the player must stand on top of the campfire for it to work.

Code:

public bool Campfire { get; private set; } Campfire = elem.Element("Campfire") != null;

(Admin/N> Command.cs

You don't have to worry about the command itself, the raw/cooked food item type goes in the cookassociation

Code:

internal class Cook : Command { public Cook() : base("cook"){} protected override bool Process(Player player, RealmTime time, string[] args) { if (args.Length == 0) { player.SendHelp("Usage: /cook <Cookable-ItemName>"); return false; } string name = string.Join(" ", args.ToArray()).Trim(); ushort obj_1; Dictionary<string, ushort> icdatas = new Dictionary<string, ushort>(player.Manager.GameData.IdToObjectType, StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase); if (!icdatas.TryGetValue(name, out obj_1)) { player.SendError("Unknown type!"); return false; } if (!CookAssociation.CheckForCampfire(player)) { player.SendError("You must be standing on top of a campfire!"); return false; } if (player.Manager.GameData.Items[obj_1].Cookable) { ushort obj_2 = CookAssociation.ItemConversion(obj_1); for (int g = 0; g < player.Inventory.Length; g++)

(Admin/N> Command.cs

Code:

               {
                       if (player.Inventory[g] != player.Manager.GameData.Items[obj_1]) { continue;}
                    player.Inventory[g] = player.Manager.GameData.Items[obj_2];
                       player.UpdateCount++;                       player.SaveToCharacter();
                       player.SendInfo("Success!");
                       break;
                }
            }
            else
            {
                player.SendError("The item is not Cookable");
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }
    }

It is a two set piece to simplify and shorten the command so it doesn't get filled with spam.
the ItemConversion is where you will place the raw food to/=> cooked food.
NOTE : Currently in the case and switch it has case 0x999 and return 0x998 these are not real items it is just there to fill in.
SECONDARY NOTE : CASE is the RAW food and RETURN is the COOKED food

Code:

internal class CookAssociation { public static bool CheckForCampfire(Player player) { int x = (int) player.X; int y = (int) player.Y; return (player.Owner.IsCampFire(x, y)); } public static ushort ItemConversion(ushort obj_1) { switch (obj_1) { case 0x999: return 0x998; default: return obj_1; } } }

There is not suppose to be 2 spoilers of Command.cs MPGH is just being annoying and somehow glitching.

If I were to use this I would have to stand on top of the campfire, type /cook "item", and it will automatically give me the corresponding item.

@Riigged Sorry, for taking your idea if you wish I can request the moderators to remove this just pm me.
@Joe @Nyaro's Panda Close it, anyone with any questions or concerns just pm me.

I dont mind, I shared the idea on the thread for the exact reason: so people can use it.
I already finished mine, although its done differently, no command is used, its just automatic when you stand on a tile around the campfire (I just use forbidden jungle fire texture xD)

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