[NR-CORE] Fix map edit from not opening

First off, for some reason I can't figure out how to get the attribute "MapEditor" so I turned off that permission and made it so all people can access the editor which can simply be done by going to SavedCharactersList.as and changing

Code:

this.canMapEdit_ = _arg1.hasOwnProperty("MapEditor");

to

Code:

this.canMapEdit_ = true;

After that, the only problem with map editor is regions.. Go to RegionChooser.as and just replace it with this

Code:

package com.company.assembleegameclient.mapeditor {
import com.company.assembleegameclient.map.RegionLibrary;

public class RegionChooser extends Chooser {

    public function RegionChooser() {
        var _local_1:XML;
        var _local_2:RegionElement;
        super(Layer.REGION);
        for each (_local_1 in RegionLibrary.xmlLibrary_) {
            _local_2 = new RegionElement(_local_1);
            addElement(_local_2);
        }
    }

}
}

The attribute "MapEditor" comes from parsing the Account element in the Char/List response from the web server. To properly implement it, you could just add a serializable property called "MapEditor" in the Account class in Models.cs and set it however you want (rank, db value, etc). However, if you just want everyone to have access to the editor, the method you posted works as well. Good Job!

Edit: Just realized that this is for NR-CORE. The account class is actually located in Xml.Models.cs. Also, add this in the ToXml method in Account.

Code:

MapEditor ? new XElement("MapEditor", "") : null,

This just adds the MapEditor property into the Char/List response. You also don't have to make the property serializable.

Originally Posted by Roation

The attribute "MapEditor" comes from parsing the Account element in the Char/List response from the web server. To properly implement it, you could just add a serializable property called "MapEditor" in the Account class in Models.cs and set it however you want (rank, db value, etc). However, if you just want everyone to have access to the editor, the method you posted works as well. Good Job!

Edit: Just realized that this is for NR-CORE. The account class is actually located in Xml.Models.cs. Also, add this in the ToXml method in Account.

Code:

MapEditor ? new XElement("MapEditor", "") : null,

This just adds the MapEditor property into the Char/List response. You also don't have to make the property serializable.

Thanks for that, I knew how it worked I was just too lazy to fix it but that's not what this tut is about anyways XD

good tutorial +1 respect point xdd

[NR-CORE] Fix map edit from not opening

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