Posts by yahwho

The flickering is caused by z fighting (fighting to be "on top"). Red has said this will be improved with the next update - I would suggest you wait to see if the next update fixes it for you before you start tinkering Not long now

Hi,

It would be really great if I could have API access to hud stuff. I would like to hide things like the health bar, sprint bar, hunger and thirst (I know Red you've said inventory hide show API will be really - which is awesome!). I would also like to change where the block id info is shown. I.e. not in the bottom left when using a block.

I would like to hide the 'default' game hud and replace it with a sever specific "themed" one.

No problem, let me know if you need any more help

Yep that's correct.

Download pnb and rwgui

https://forum.rising-world.net…nt/12336-rwgui-0-5-0-zip/
https://forum.rising-world.net…ment/18645-pnb-0-5-4-zip/

Extract these zip files. Then importantly move the folder within the extracted zip folder to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins

i.e You need C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins\pnb and NOT C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins\pnb_0_5_4\pnb

and C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins\rwgui and NOT C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins\rwgui_0_5_0\rwgui

Happy plank and beaming

as @Devidian said most plugins work on single-player.

I believe you need to add the plugins into your RisingWorld directory, into a directory called plugins (you will need to create this folder if you haven't got one).

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RisingWorld\Plugins

I will check this now for you. . .

Just been looking through the Facebook page @red51 linked. Really Great to see how the game has been developing since 2014.

Rising World does sound a lot better than Concept Game hehe

Great thanks again Red. I googled and cimg extension is from a C language library, and I was sure you weren't using that!

awesome. Thanks Red

I've also called:

inventory.insertNewClothingItem((short)32, 0, 0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF);

directly from the example just in case the clothing.getClothingID() was playing up but I get the same result.

Hi @red51 I'm trying to insert clothing and object kits to an inventory via plugin,

I'm using https://javadoc.rising-world.n…em-short-int-int-int-int- as a reference as how this is achieved.

This is how I'm doing it (the clothes bit - objects obviously different)

Item i = event.getItem();
Item.Attribute attribute = i.getAttribute();


if(attribute != null){
	    if(attribute instanceof ClothingAttribute){
	        //Type-cast to clothing attribute
	        Item.ClothingAttribute clothing = (Item.ClothingAttribute) attribute;
	        System.out.println("ClothingAttribute: " + clothing.getClothingID());
                 inventory.insertNewClothingItem(clothing.getClothingID(), 0, 0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF);
	    }
}

Problem is, when I first call this, i.e. add an item of clothing to the player inventory I get a "broken" item. Which strangely gets fixed when I call the code a second time, OR equip another working item of clothes.

For visualisation:

Here I have moved a medieval armour over to my inventory, cancelling the event, then called the above code. As you can see in the inventory slot 1 there is a "broken" item.

I did the same thing again (no changes to code) inserting the rag clothes into slot 2. At this point slot 1 magically became the working item it was supposed to be and slot 2 was broken.

This behaviour continues with each added item.

It also appears that equipping an item fixes the broken inventory items. For example, in the above screenshot, as soon as I equip the armour the rag clothing in slot 2 appears normal.

Any idea what's going on here?

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That's awesome! Really good job there! Love how you have used the doors in the kitchen!

Awkward is my middle name

Is registering and unregistering an expensive operation?

Update: Yes it was because I was not unregistering my event listener after working with it all fixed.

if ( event.getGuiElement() == confirm ){




Inventory inventory = player.getInventory();
inventory.insertNewItem(itemID, variation, 1);




}

Haha I think I know what the problem might be. . .

When a player initialises a popup I register a new event listener. I *think* I need to somehow kill the event listener once it's been used.

I'm looking now, but do you know if there is something like "unregisterEventListenter(this);" ?

I was calling this.destroy(); but it may not be killing the event listener? I dunno. lol

This is confusing me a little. So I hope it's a bug that can be squashed. . . (or me doing it wrong )

Inventory inventory = player.getInventory();
inventory.insertNewItem(itemID, variation, 1, playerInventorySlot, slotType );

When this code is called the first time, I get 1 of the items added to players inventory and message saying 1 added - all good.

The second time I call it I get 2 added to the inventory and a messages saying 3 added

The third time I call it I get 3 added to the inventory and a messages saying 6 added

The fourth time I call it I get 4 added to the inventory and a messages saying 10 added

The fifth time I call it I get 5 added to the inventory and a messages saying 15 added

The sixth time I call it I get 6 added to the inventory and a messages saying 21 added

The seventh time I call it I get 7 added to the inventory and a messages saying 28 added

I've also tried:

Inventory inventory = player.getInventory();
inventory.insertNewItem( itemID, variation, 1)

This still results in weird behaviour.

(I put a literal 1 int in to make sure it wasn't my cache file spewing out garbage.)

p.s. I know pnb works so I'm even more confused

Just for reference you can actually turn off most stream features like cloud syncing:

1) In your Steam Library, right-click on a game and select "Properties."
2) Click the "Updates" tab.
3) Uncheck "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization."
4) Click "Close."

Turn off updates

• Open your Steam client.
• Head over to the Library tab present at the top of the screen. Now all your games will be listed in the left column of the screen.
• Right click on the game you want to change the settings of and select Properties.
• Once Properties is opened, head to the Updates tab located on the top of the window. Now you will see an option regarding automatic updates. After you click Automatic Updates, a drop down menu will appear and you will be able to choose from three options available.

Ah thanks mino

Children seem to be only clickable if they are positioned inside their parent (actual screen position) is this a bug?