Fill factor

[XSTG]

How would I add a fillfactor to this script?

using System;
using System.Collections;
using Server;
using Server.Network;

namespace Server.Items
{
	public class ChocolateSwampDragon : Food
	{

		[Constructable]
		public ChocolateSwampDragon() : this( 1 )
		{
			Hue = 443;
			Name = "Chocolate Swamp Dragon";
			Movable = true;
			ItemID = 9753;
			Amount = 1;	
		}
		
		[Constructable]
		public ChocolateSwampDragon( int amount ) : base( 0xF8F, amount )
		{
			this.FillFactor = 3;
		}

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

		public override Item Dupe( int amount )
		{
			return base.Dupe( new ChocolateSwampDragon( amount ), amount );
		}
	
		public override void OnDoubleClick( Mobile from )
		{
				from.PlaySound( Utility.Random( 0x3A, 3 ) );
			
				if ( from.Body.IsHuman && !from.Mounted )
				{
					from.Animate( 34, 5, 1, true, false, 0 );

				Consume();
			}
		}
		
		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();
		}
	}
}

any idea?

Or would I need to put THIS in Food.cs so it would work?


Help please



XSTG

[Kamuflaro]

Hue = 443;
Name = "Chocolate Swamp Dragon";
Movable = true;
ItemID = 9753;
First off, this all should be in the next constructor maybe? I didn't try it, but are you sure this one doesn't have a correct fillfactor? It should have. O.o Anyways: Damn cute idea! ^_^

[XSTG]

Thanks, Im going to try it now.


Good idea eh?

[XSTG]

No it doesn't work, I put all fillfactor and all, but it still doesn't work (even in 2nd constructable) Is there another way to do it?


EDIT: Im not using this in FOod.cs but really in a custom item script so if it can help to solve...

[Axle]

As long ans the constructors are like this it should work.

[Constructable]
        public ChocolateSwampDragon() : this( 1 )
        {
        }

        [Constructable]
        ChocolateSwampDragon( int amount ) : base( amount, 0xF8F )
        {
            Hue = 443;
            Name = "Chocolate Swamp Dragon";
            Movable = true;
            ItemID = 9753;
            this.FillFactor = 3;

        }

also I think this:

public override void OnDoubleClick( Mobile from )
		{
				from.PlaySound( Utility.Random( 0x3A, 3 ) );
			
				if ( from.Body.IsHuman && !from.Mounted )
				{
					from.Animate( 34, 5, 1, true, false, 0 );

				Consume();
			}
		}

should be:

public override void OnDoubleClick( Mobile from )
		{
				from.PlaySound( Utility.Random( 0x3A, 3 ) );
			
				if ( from.Body.IsHuman && !from.Mounted )
				{
					from.Animate( 34, 5, 1, true, false, 0 );

				this.Consume();
			}
		}

[XSTG]

No it doesN't work more, you can still eat a lot and without limits....

Another idea!?

[Axle]

Originally Posted by XSTG

No it doesN't work more, you can still eat a lot and without limits....

Another idea!?

then you need to create a bool with a method to check their fillfactor.

if you do a search on the forum for FillFactor, I'll bet you'll get a lot of good examples.
some friendly advice: if you plan to learn to script, learn to use the runuo search engine first.

2 main reasons:
1. most cases can be quicker than waiting on response (that may never come).
2. will keep you from getting flamed.

[Kamuflaro]

using System;
using System.Collections;
using Server;
using Server.Network;

namespace Server.Items
{
	public class ChocolateSwampDragon : Food
	{

		[Constructable]
		public ChocolateSwampDragon() : this( 1 )
		{
		}
		
		[Constructable]
		public ChocolateSwampDragon( int amount ) : base( 0xF8F, amount )
		{
			this.Stackable = true;
			this.Hue = 443;
			this.Name = "Chocolate Swamp Dragon";
			this.ItemID = 9753;
			this.Amount = amount;
			this.Weight = 1;
			this.FillFactor = 3;
		}

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

		public override Item Dupe( int amount )
		{
			return base.Dupe( new ChocolateSwampDragon( amount ), amount );
		}
		
		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();
		}
	}
}

Try to work from here again... the problem was in your OnDoubleClick.