Custom XP Rates Command [MaNGOSZero]

[Auntie Mangos]

Hello,

I have used the code from http://getmangos.eu/community/topic/15446/request-double-xp-donner-player/ however I cannot get it to work in-game. I have created the command, it updates the database but that's about it. It has no effect on the XP gained in-game.

My aim is to have a player command so that I can choose my own level rate.

Can anyone help?

Thanks.

[lillecarl]

You instead create a new integral value in the player class with a default value of 1

uint32 xprate = 1;

Then inside the void Player::GiveXP(uint32 xp, Unit* victim) function you add this: xp = xp*xprate; (in the beginning would probably be fine)

Then you create a chat command to set the players xprate value.

That should be it, if you need more help, then reply here again! And remember, the goal is to learn!

[blahdyblah]

In order to set the xprate value through a command will a table be needed?

Also, where should the uint32 xprate =1; go?

I tried adding xp = xp*kill_xp_rate; while keeping the code from the link above and it didn't work.

[lillecarl]

uint32 xprate = 1; should be in the player.cpp file inside here:

Player::Player (WorldSession *session): Unit(), m_mover(this), m_camera(this), m_reputationMgr(this)

{

And what we are doing atm, is writing our own xp rate system, do you want this to save to the database or just be modified by a command?

[blahdyblah]

Thanks for helping.

Just to be modified by a command would be neat and tidy.

[lillecarl]

Great ^^, Tell us here if you need any more help, ill assist you trough this =)

[blahdyblah]

How do I set the xp rate without it being stored anywhere?

I put uint32 xprate = 1; in Player::Player but it still says undeclared. Hm.

[lillecarl]

you have to put uint32 xprate; in the player class (in player.h) aswell

[blahdyblah]

Ok, done that. Now how do I make it so each person can set their own xp rate without using a DB?

Maybe have this when player uses command?

player->SetUInt32Value(xprate, 2);

I don't know how to code it properly, though. ;P

What do you suggest?

[blahdyblah]

No help? :\\

[lillecarl]

oh, sry didnt see

you should do it like this in the command

player->xprate = value;

[blahdyblah]

Cheers!

I'll test it out now.

Works.