Instabuild

[Jakkee]

LUL

Spoiler: Let the logging begin

def On_BuildingComplete(self, BuildingPart):
        if not Plugin.IniExists("Log"):
            Plugin.CreateIni("Log")
            ini = Plugin.GetIni("Log")
            ini.Save()
        ini = Plugin.GetIni("Log")
        location = str(BuildingPart.Location)
        playerid = Server.FindPlayer(BuildingEvent.Builder).SteamID.ToString()
        ini.AddSetting(playerid, BuildingEvent.BlockName, location)
        ini.Save()

 

[DreTaX]

Hmmmm

 

[coersum]

I had started something like that, but I thought DataStore handled big database like that better than ini's ?

Also I have not tested:

Server.FindPlayer(BuildingEvent.BuildingPart.OwnerName).SteamID.ToString()

but since OwnerName and OwnerID didn't return anything (unless it's a conversion problem), my way of going by it was to log a GameID + BuildingPart.Location in DataStore like so:

Spoiler: my beginer's Code

def On_BuildingUpdate(self, be):
        builder = be.Builder.Name
        if be.BuildingPart.Health == 0: #the first hit with hammer, the BP has 0 health
            bpLoc = be.BuildingPart.Location
            DataStore.Add("bPart_Data", builder.GameID, bpLoc)
            Server.Broadcast("On_BuildingUpdate ADDED" + str(be.BuildingPart.Health) + " by " + builder)

Then later:

def On_BuildingPartAttacked(self, bhe):
        if DataStore.ContainsValue("nPart_Data", bhe.Victim.Location)

You get your build GameID and can compare it to the person hitting it.

Problem is till the frame reaches lvl1, it can decay and we would still have the entry in the DataStore, so finding a way to detect level 1, THEN saving the BP in the DataStore would be better.

 

[DreTaX]

I had started something like that, but I thought DataStore handled big database like that better than ini's ?

Also I have not tested:

Server.FindPlayer(BuildingEvent.BuildingPart.OwnerName).SteamID.ToString()

but since OwnerName and OwnerID didn't return anything (unless it's a conversion problem), my way of going by it was to log a GameID + BuildingPart.Location in DataStore like so:

Spoiler: my beginer's Code

def On_BuildingUpdate(self, be):
        builder = be.Builder.Name
        if be.BuildingPart.Health == 0:
            bpLoc = be.BuildingPart.Location
            DataStore.Add("bPart_Data", builder.GameID, bpLoc)
            Server.Broadcast("On_BuildingUpdate ADDED" + str(be.BuildingPart.Health) + " by " + builder)

Then later:

def On_BuildingPartAttacked(self, bhe):
        if DataStore.ContainsValue("nPart_Data", bhe.Victim.Location)

You get your build GameID and can compare it to the person hitting it.

Victim's location wont be equal with the building part's.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

 

[s8.inno]

So anyway... I assume there is no way currently to set BuildingPart's Health? Just a getter?

 

[balu92]

I had started something like that, but I thought DataStore handled big database like that better than ini's ?

Also I have not tested:

Server.FindPlayer(BuildingEvent.BuildingPart.OwnerName).SteamID.ToString()

but since OwnerName and OwnerID didn't return anything (unless it's a conversion problem), my way of going by it was to log a GameID + BuildingPart.Location in DataStore like so:

Spoiler: my beginer's Code

def On_BuildingUpdate(self, be):
        builder = be.Builder.Name
        if be.BuildingPart.Health == 0: #the first hit with hammer, the BP has 0 health
            bpLoc = be.BuildingPart.Location
            DataStore.Add("bPart_Data", builder.GameID, bpLoc)
            Server.Broadcast("On_BuildingUpdate ADDED" + str(be.BuildingPart.Health) + " by " + builder)

Then later:

def On_BuildingPartAttacked(self, bhe):
        if DataStore.ContainsValue("nPart_Data", bhe.Victim.Location)

You get your build GameID and can compare it to the person hitting it.

Problem is till the frame reaches lvl1, it can decay and we would still have the entry in the DataStore, so finding a way to detect level 1, THEN saving the BP in the DataStore would be better.

There is a hook called when its not a frame anymore

 

[DreTaX]

So anyway... I assume there is no way currently to set BuildingPart's Health? Just a getter?

It was something likebuildingpart.health

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

 

[s8.inno]

public float Health {
get {
return buildingBlock.health;
}
}

Is it possible to add something like
set {
buildingBlock.health = *I have no idea how to get params , never written a line of C#*
}

 

[coersum]

There is a hook called when its not a frame anymore

ah yeah at the time, I didn't want to have to check with every hammer hit, but check Hp is the same lol.. it was LATE last night...

As far as location, it seems 2 pieces can not be at the same space from my tests (I believe it gives us the origin of the block, so it's unique and can be gotten when destroying it to find who built it)