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[WhiteTiger]

Description: There is just one player with the variable "fighting". I would like to kill oBoss if the player with variable "fighting" leaves the game. 

[WhiteTiger]

I tried to use oPC = GetExitingObject() on module event leaving, but oPC isn't an object valid.

 

    object oBoss; //this is my object I would like to kill

    object oPC = GetExitingObject();

    if(GetLocalInt(oPC, "fighting") == TRUE) DestroyObject(oBoss);

[WhiZard]

You would need to identify what oBoss is (such as by GetObjectByTag()).  Also, I'm not sure if locals stay on PCs when they get to the OnClientLeave event.  You might want to test for that.  GetExitingObject() does return the PC, but there is little data left to the PC at this point. See the Lexicon.

[WhiteTiger]

Is possible to check onclientleave if there is no players with variable "fighting" and then destroyobject(oBoss)?

 

//I just know to check if someone has the variable like this

    object oAny = GetFirstPC();

    while (GetIsObjectValid(oAny))
    {
    if(GetLocalInt(oAny, "fighting") == TRUE) doAction();
    oAny = GetNextPC();
    }

[WhiteTiger]

You would need to identify what oBoss is (such as by GetObjectByTag()). 

 

my oBoss is just occult (object oBoss) from the script above

 

I need to use something like this to destroy my boss 

 

    object oPointElazul = GetObjectByTag("Point_Object_Elazul");

    object oArea = GetArea(oPointElazul);

    object oBoss = GetFirstObjectInArea(oArea);

 

while(GetIsObjectValid(oBoss))

    {

        if((GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Moric") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Toro") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Gina") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Bauguro") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Kenshin") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Gramish") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Iris") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Boxer") || (GetTag(oBoss) == "Batalha_Tentaclus"))

        {

        DestroyObject(oBoss);

        }

    oBoss = GetNextObjectInArea(oArea);

    }

[WhiteTiger]

Also, I'm not sure if locals stay on PCs when they get to the OnClientLeave event.  You might want to test for that.

Yes, should be this. I cant find the locals of the player that logged out

[WhiZard]

Would you be able to do this through the Area's OnExit event instead?  That is, when the last player exits the area, you would then destroy all the bosses.  Or do these bosses move from area to area?

[WhiteTiger]

Would you be able to do this through the Area's OnExit event instead?  That is, when the last player exits the area, you would then destroy all the bosses.  Or do these bosses move from area to area?

 

may be an solution, i need test

[WhiteTiger]

The bosses can not leave their areas. I am using a trigger with OnExit event to destroy bosses, but this not occurs when player leave the game. I don't know if using the exit event area will occurs.

[WhiteTiger]

//EDITED 1

The exiting area event works when player leave, I just need to test if this identifies the locals (testing...)

 

//EDITED 2

OnExiting area does not identifies locals for leaving players =/ 

Modifié par WhiteTiger, 02 août 2014 - 12:05 .

[WhiZard]

//EDITED

The exiting area event works when player leave, I just need to test if this identifies the locals (testing...)

 

Should work.

 

The order of entry is Client Enter -> Module Enter -> Area Enter

 

The order of exit is Area Exit -> Module Exit -> Client Leave

 

That is, when a player logs out, he first exits the area normally before anything regarding exiting the module takes place.

[WhiteTiger]

Does not work =/

 

can't check LocalInt "fighting" 

[WhiteTiger]

Does our last resource is to use Area OnHeartbeat?

 

//edited

bad idea 

[meaglyn]

Local variables are still present on client exit. It's just that the PC is no longer a PC so all the GetIsPC() related things fail.   One of the workarounds for this is to save the CD key and player name and such on the PC as variables so they are available during client exit.  The static lexicon has a typo there when it says "you can get any information off..." It should say "can't".

[WhiZard]

Local variables are still present on client exit.

 

Thanks for the verification.  I have just tested the area exit from my dedicated server which also works.  I just didn't know when the PC and items were stripped of their variables in a server setting (they are not stripped in SP module).

 

EDIT: Meaglyn,  I am getting a negative for Client Leave, and a positive for Area Exit.  It would appear the locals are stripped in between.

[kalbaern]

Why not use a custom heartbeat event for the bosses. Have it check the area/map for any PCs, you can further check to make sure any PCs found carry the variable you desire. No PCs or no PCs with the variable then causes the creature to destroy itself.

[WhiteTiger]

Why not use a custom heartbeat event for the bosses. Have it check the area/map for any PCs, you can further check to make sure any PCs found carry the variable you desire. No PCs or no PCs with the variable then causes the creature to destroy itself.

 

//EDITED2

how to check using hb?

Modifié par WhiteTiger, 02 août 2014 - 05:16 .

[WhiteTiger]

this works on client leave?

 

object oPC = GetFirstPC();

object oBoss; //my boss

 

while(GetIsObjectValid(oPC))

{

if(GetLocalInt(oPC, "fighting")) return;

oPC = GetNextPC();

}

 

DestroyObject(oBoss);

[meaglyn]

Thanks for the verification.  I have just tested the area exit from my dedicated server which also works.  I just didn't know when the PC and items were stripped of their variables in a server setting (they are not stripped in SP module).

 

EDIT: Meaglyn,  I am getting a negative for Client Leave, and a positive for Area Exit.  It would appear the locals are stripped in between.

 

Interesting.

I have this line at the end of my client exit routine:

WriteTimestampedLogEntry("PLAYER EXIT : " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_name")
                + "(key " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_cdkey") + " IP " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_ip")
                        + ") as " + GetName(oPC) + " ID number " + sId);

And I see the expected output in the log file. I use a number of other variables from there and they are fine as well.

 

[meaglyn]

this works on client leave?

 

object oPC = GetFirstPC();

object oBoss; //my boss

 

while(GetIsObjectValid(oPC))

{

if(GetLocalInt(oPC, "fighting")) return;

oPC = GetNextPC();

}

 

DestroyObject(oBoss);

 

Assuming oBoss is a valid object that should work.

 

Might be easier to simply do 

if (GetLocalInt(GetExitingObject(), "fighting"))
         DestroyObject(oBoss);

[WhiteTiger]

 

Assuming oBoss is a valid object that should work.

 

Might be easier to simply do 

if (GetLocalInt(GetExitingObject(), "fighting"))
         DestroyObject(oBoss);

 

I tried to use the 

 

if (GetLocalInt(GetExitingObject(), "fighting"))
         DestroyObject(oBoss);

 

but no returns!

[WhiZard]

Interesting.

I have this line at the end of my client exit routine:

WriteTimestampedLogEntry("PLAYER EXIT : " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_name")
                + "(key " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_cdkey") + " IP " + GetLocalString(oPC, "player_ip")
                        + ") as " + GetName(oPC) + " ID number " + sId);

And I see the expected output in the log file. I use a number of other variables from there and they are fine as well.

 

I've found the discrepancy.  Exiting by the Death GUI Panel doesn't retain variables for either the Area or the Client exit, while exiting normally would preserve the locals for both events.

[WhiteTiger]

does it works using to OnClientLeave? 

object oPC = GetFirstPC();
object oBoss; //my boss
 
while(GetIsObjectValid(oPC))
{
if(GetLocalInt(oPC, "fighting")) return;
oPC = GetNextPC();
}
DestroyObject(oBoss);

Assuming oBoss is a valid object that should work.

 

yeah, it works well gratefull

[meaglyn]

I've found the discrepancy.  Exiting by the Death GUI Panel doesn't retain variables for either the Area or the Client exit, while exiting normally would preserve the locals for both events.

 

Cool! That's good to know.

[Shadooow]

There is an easy workaround for this. This workaround even allows to set local ints from OnClientLeave.

 

Basically you are setting the variables not on a PC but on the module this way

 

GetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF,ObjectToString(oPC)+"_ACCOUNT");

 

etc. you get the idea