Forum :: Programming :: Is it possible to warp a party

Is it possible to make a code that warps the user and the party that they're the leader of to a specified location?

If so, how would it be arranged o.o

I'm not too good at coding eo yet :s although i can look in parts of the code and get ideas of how some ideas i have work o.o

I'm not sure how i would get this one to work though.

The answer is yes butThe question seems funny...

"is it possible to make a code that warps the user and the party that they're the leader of to a specified location?"

In a command or instance?

Most likely you just gotta check

if( this->player->character->party)

{

   this->player->character->Warp(map,x,y,ANIMATION_NONE);

}

Thanks ^^, I'm just wondering if its a lost cause or not. I like making small codes like this to better understand how eoserv works. :P

And i was thinking of making it a command like "#home". This would warp the user and party to their home map but only if they were the lead of the party.

 else if (command.length() >= 4 && command.compare(0,4,"home") == 0 && arguments.size() >= 0)
 {
       Character *par = this->player->character->world->GetCharacter(this->player->character->party);

          if(this->player->character->party->leader)

          {

             this->player->character->Warp(map,x,y,WARP_ANIMATION_NONE);

             par->Warp(map,x,y,WARP_ANIMATION_NONE);

          }

}

Somthin like that

Oh thanks, I was just going to go through tons of errors till I got it right xP

This saves time though. Much appreciated :3

Should add in a line making party members accept the warp otherwise you could just mass warp players to an area they don't want to be at.

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Former multi-server mapper.

I don't think its possible to do that because request boxes and stuff like that are usually client side. The server sends the packets and such to make it pop up and the buttons you push triggers the client to send packets back. but if the functions not on the client its not possible. x.x

Sure it's possible.

UTIL_FOREACH(this->party->members, x)

{

 x->warp(x, y, map); // etc...

}

When you create a party in EOServ there's a vector that stores a reference of everyone in that party.

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I forgot what I was going to write...

Awesome :D didn't know that. Pretty useful

The vector is x?

You can call the x anything its just an examle

this->party->members would be the vector. You could have a local system message pop up and they could say a command wether to accept the warp or not.

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