[Plus Emulator] Better Stack Height Command

Jaden · Feb 5, 2017

The way it was implemented on it's release followed many bad practice methods, so I'll just release mine from a while back cause y not?

(I put it in a folder called Builder under the namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Roleplay.Commands.Builder just change that to where the files you create are located.)

SetStackHeightCommand.cs

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Plus.HabboHotel.GameClients;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms.Chat.Commands;

namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Roleplay.Commands.Builder
{
    internal sealed class SetStackHeightCommand : IChatCommand
    {
        public string PermissionRequired => "";
        public string Parameters => "%height%";
        public string Description => "something.";

        public void Execute(GameClient session, Room room, string[] Params)
        {
            if (Params.Length == 1)
                return;
            
            if (!double.TryParse(Params[1], out session.GetHabbo().StackHeight))
                session.SendWhisper("Please enter a valid integer or double value.");
        }
    }
}

ClearStackHeightCommand.cs

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Plus.HabboHotel.GameClients;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms.Chat.Commands;

namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Roleplay.Commands.Builder
{
    internal sealed class ClearStackHeightCommand : IChatCommand
    {
        public string PermissionRequired => "";
        public string Parameters => "";
        public string Description => "something.";

        public void Execute(GameClient session, Room room, string[] Params)
        {
            session.GetHabbo().StackHeight = 0;
        }
    }
}

Add in the Register function corresponding to the folder you put it in.

Code:

Register("setsh", new SetStackHeightCommand());
Register("clearsh", new ClearStackHeightCommand());

Anywhere in your Habbo.cs (Habbo class)

Code:

public double StackHeight;

Find in your RoomItemHandling.cs

Code:

Double newZ = _room.GetGameMap().Model.SqFloorHeight[newX, newY];

Add under it

Code:

if (Math.Abs(Session.GetHabbo().StackHeight) > Math.Pow(1, -9))
            newZ = Session.GetHabbo().StackHeight;

Debug/compile and then you're set.

MasterJiq · Feb 6, 2017

For the newbies that wan't to add this command,

replace this

Code:

namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Roleplay.Commands.Builder

with this:

Code:

namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms.Chat.Commands.Administrator

Thanks.

Fume · Jun 19, 2017

Get this error when trying to debug:

It's saying the '=>' is expecting a ';'

Brad · Jun 19, 2017

Good release, but it could be done even better. Also why use 2 commands When you could just do

Code:

 if (Params.Length < 2)
            {
                if (user.BuildHeight >= 0)
                {
                    Session.SendWhisper("Stack height has been reset.");
                    user.BuildHeight = -1;
                    return;
                }
                else
                {
                    Session.SendNotification("Invalid input.");
                    return;
                }
            }

Marko97 · Jun 19, 2017

Awesome! Thank you so much

andrexy0 · Jun 24, 2017

Very helpful, thanks. Working.

Pepine · Jun 25, 2017

Cryto said:
Get this error when trying to debug:

It's saying the '=>' is expecting a ';'

Use C# 7.0, then works it fine.

Or replace the fully there with on another command
sorry bad english :$

Brandon · Jul 17, 2017

This still has a few issues with it.
1. It doesn't tell the user what they set their stack height to so if they forget they'll just have to keep repeatedly testing and remember what height they set things to.
2. You can't use decimals and it also seems like :setsh 1 doesn't work
3. When you go to place furni on the same tile as another piece of furniture the height of the other piece of furniture overrides the stackheight
The code is really clean though.

Jaden · Jul 17, 2017

Expenditure said:
This still has a few issues with it.
1. It doesn't tell the user what they set their stack height to so if they forget they'll just have to keep repeatedly testing and remember what height they set things to.
2. You can't use decimals and it also seems like :setsh 1 doesn't work
3. When you go to place furni on the same tile as another piece of furniture the height of the other piece of furniture overrides the stackheight
The code is really clean though.

Hmm, are you sure you didn't change the datatype value from a double to something else? Decimals worked fine for me.

Idk what to tell you about all that other stuff, this command was only made to get the job done.

Central · Jul 21, 2017

Which release is this for? R1 or R2?

Txc · Jul 28, 2017

The problem is it doesn't force the object to sit at the height it was set to, whilst ignoring the properties of the surrounding objects. Other than that the command works as long as the objects don't collide it seems.

chiefqueef · Aug 7, 2017

Hey i followed this tutorial and this is what i get?

You must be registered for see links

ive added it the exact same way as the set command n that seems to work fine :S

Marko97 · Jan 28, 2018

Fume said:
Get this error when trying to debug:

It's saying the '=>' is expecting a ';'

Use this:

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Plus.HabboHotel.GameClients;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms;
using Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms.Chat.Commands;

namespace Plus.HabboHotel.Rooms.Chat.Commands.User
{
    internal sealed class SetStackHeightCommand : IChatCommand
    {
        public string PermissionRequired
        {
            get { return "command_stack"; }
        }

        public string Parameters
        {
            get { return ""; }
        }

        public string Description
        {
            get { return "Sh command."; }
        }

        public void Execute(GameClient session, Room room, string[] Params)
        {
            if (Params.Length == 1)
                return;

            if (!double.TryParse(Params[1], out session.GetHabbo().StackHeight))
                session.SendWhisper("Invalid value.", 34);
        }
    }
}

PS: Insert this code in HabboHotel/Rooms/Chat/Commands/User/SetStackHeightCommand.cs

I've found a bug in this command.
If you insert this, the ball 1 tile not work.

The problematic code is:

Code:

            if (Math.Abs(Session.GetHabbo().StackHeight) > Math.Pow(1, -9))
            {
                newZ = Session.GetHabbo().StackHeight;
            }

habbotep · Feb 27, 2018

Yes! Its true, not working when the height is 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 etc, only work when the height its >= to 1.1,
Then, when the height is >= to 1.1 then puts really the height to 0.1
I don't understand!
Help!
Sorry but my bad English.

I use Plus EMU R2 *****.

Brandon · Feb 27, 2018

habbotep said:
Yes! Its true, not working when the height is 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 etc, only work when the height its >= to 1.1,
Then, when the height is >= to 1.1 then puts really the height to 0.1
I don't understand!
Help!
Sorry but my bad English.

I use Plus EMU R2 *****.

I've used this before and it didn't have the greatest of functionality. The publisher only released 1 version and didn't fix the problems in this thread.

I'd suggest downloading an emulator from the public releases and just ripping one of their stack height commands (don't worry, the release you steal it from probably stole it from someone else, this is the RETRO community)

Hope that helps.

habbotep · Feb 27, 2018

dranbon said:
I've used this before and it didn't have the greatest of functionality. The publisher only released 1 version and didn't fix the problems in this thread.

I'd suggest downloading an emulator from the public releases and just ripping one of their stack height commands (don't worry, the release you steal it from probably stole it from someone else, this is the RETRO community)

Hope that helps.

Can you put the code here, please?

Thank

Junius1991 · Mar 15, 2018

Im noob at this, how do I debug/compile ?
I have followed all the previous steps

NathanCarn3y · Mar 15, 2018

Junius1991 said:
Im noob at this, how do I debug/compile ?
I have followed all the previous steps

You must be registered for see links

That's how

Joshhh · Mar 15, 2018

Junius1991 said:
Im noob at this, how do I debug/compile ?
I have followed all the previous steps

Make sure you have opened the project not the single file, because you won't be able to debug the whole thing.

Junius1991 · Mar 16, 2018

what program do I use? And what exact file do I debug.

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