Ultima: Artifact Gumball Machine

[KHzspeed]

Ultima: Artifact Gumball Machine
a fun, addictive, and exciting way to reward players.

- possibly you may remember as a child. those plastic toy capsules containing trinkets, dispensed randomly by oversize gumball machines at the mall. hah! still with me? good .

The Artifact Gumball Machine is just that, and twice as fun!

How it works:

• open "ArtifactCapsuleList.cs" this is where you will add any items you wish to reward your players with. where it says " typeof( ), " fill in the blank with an item name. add one or a thousand items. the choice is yours.
• Plug-n-play. Drop system in customs folder.
• distribute Reward tickets to your players any way you choose. you may also change the required currency and price found in ArtifactGumballMachine.cs
• Add the gumball machine, and have fun!

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.V2 fixed.
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let me know what you think

 

[koluch]

Will check it out :]

 

[Talow]

sounds interesting.

 

[wlrdwawoolard]

gave me an idea thank you very much

 

[wlrdwawoolard]

well i tested it out and had errors and fixed them ass well did some revisions so everyone can use this script.
hope u didnt mind i saw u had some custom stuff in the script that went directly to ur server like:
using Server.Customs;
and
PangaeaTicket
and
RewardtTicket
dont know what these are for but this isnt in runuo or orb its custom stuff but gladly to help

 

[KHzspeed]

PangaeaTicket
and
RewardtTicket
dont know what these are for but this isnt in runuo or orb its custom stuff but gladly to help

I pulled this system from my own server, so my mistake for missing that one edit. I re-uploaded a working copy for anyone else having trouble with this.

RewardTicket's were included with the Rar, so I don't understand what your having trouble with.
and of course, it's not part of Orbsydia's SVN release. I'm not sure what gave you that idea.

 

[wlrdwawoolard]

/*Monolith-KHzspeed 2011
ArtifactGumballRewards*/

using System;

namespace Server.Items
{
public class RewardtTicket : Item <----------RewardtTicket i made it RewardTicket for easy access
{
[Constructable]
public RewardtTicket() : this( 1 )
{
}

[Constructable]
public PangaeaTicket( int amount ) : base( 0xEF3 ) <----have no clue what PangeaTicket is so i put it as
{ RewardTicket
Name = "Reward Ticket";
LootType=LootType.Blessed;
Hue = 1260 ;
Stackable = true;
Amount = amount;
}

public RewardtTicket( Serial serial ) : base( serial )
{
}

public override void Serialize( GenericWriter writer )
{
base.Serialize( writer );
writer.Write( (int) 0 ); // version
}

public override void Deserialize( GenericReader reader )
{
base.Deserialize( reader );
int version = reader.ReadInt();
}
}
}
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/*Monolith-KHzspeed 2011
ArtifactGumballRewards*/

using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.IO;
using Server;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Customs; <----------------------- Had errors with this so i took it out

namespace Server
{
public class ArtifactList
{
static int index;
static Type type;

public static Type[] ArtifactTypes = new Type[]
{
typeof( ),
typeof( ),
typeof( ),
typeof( ),
typeof( ),
typeof( ),
};
public static Type[] Artifacts{ get{ return ArtifactTypes; } }

public static Item RandomArtifact()
{
index = Utility.Random( ArtifactTypes.Length );
type = ArtifactTypes[index];
return Activator.CreateInstance( type )as Item;
}
}
}

//typeof( ),
//typeof( ),
//typeof( ),
//typeof( ),
//typeof( ),
//typeof( ),
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its all good thats why i edited it and made it easy access and fixed

 

[Zagros]

Thats good stuff, I remember those when I was a kid In fact I made something simmilar to this with afew XML spawners that took 25 gold and supplied a colorchanging gumball in return. I like your script.

 

[peepeetree]

I tested this out on 2.2, it works great except the item ID being used says it is for an unused tile. I used a globe until I can find something else, 0x1047, but I am curious as to what was intended to be used?

 

[KHzspeed]

I tested this out on 2.2, it works great except the item ID being used says it is for an unused tile. I used a globe until I can find something else, 0x1047, but I am curious as to what was intended to be used?

you have it right. the original Item was indeed a standing globe.
something changed in the Item ID's during one of OSI's updates.
I haven't tinkered with RUO since 2011, so some of these systems may be a bit dated.

 

[peepeetree]

you have it right. the original Item was indeed a standing globe.
something changed in the Item ID's during one of OSI's updates.
I haven't tinkered with RUO since 2011, so some of these systems may be a bit dated.

Awesome, I figured the machines in real life looked sort of like a globe, glad I guessed it right, great script, thanks a lot!