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I typically make mods to Item.cs to enable dynamic name color access;
This mod allows for behaviour like;
Suppose you have an Item Rank system represented by an enum;
And ifyou don't want to set the NameColor of every Item individually, you could add ItemRank as a property of Item, then change the NameColor mod's GetNameColor() method to do something like this;
C#:
private string _NamePrefix;
[CommandProperty(AccessLevel.Counselor, AccessLevel.GameMaster)]
public string NamePrefix
{
get { return _NamePrefix; }
set
{
if (_NamePrefix == value)
{
return;
}
_NamePrefix = value;
InvalidateProperties();
}
}
public virtual string GetNamePrefix()
{
return _NamePrefix;
}
private Color _NameColor;
[CommandProperty(AccessLevel.Counselor, AccessLevel.GameMaster)]
public Color NameColor
{
get { return _NameColor; }
set
{
if (_NameColor == value)
{
return;
}
_NameColor = value;
InvalidateProperties();
}
}
public virtual Color GetNameColor()
{
return _NameColor;
}
/// <summary>
/// Overridable. Adds the name of this item to the given <see cref="ObjectPropertyList" />. This method should be
/// overriden if the item requires a complex naming format.
/// </summary>
public virtual void AddNameProperty(ObjectPropertyList list)
{
var color = _NameColor != Color.Empty ? _NameColor : GetNameColor();
var noColor = color.IsEmpty || color == Color.Empty;
if (!noColor)
{
var p = _Parent as Item;
while (p != null)
{
if (p.GetType().FullName == "Server.Mobiles.GenericBuyInfo+DisplayCache")
{
noColor = true;
break;
}
p = p.Parent as Item;
}
}
var colorStart = String.Empty;
var colorEnd = String.Empty;
if (!noColor)
{
colorStart = String.Format("<BASEFONT COLOR=#{0:X6}>", color.ToArgb());
colorEnd = "<BASEFONT COLOR=#FFFFFF>";
}
var prefix = !String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(_NamePrefix) ? _NamePrefix : GetNamePrefix();
var name = Name ?? ("#" + LabelNumber);
if (Amount <= 1)
{
if (!String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(prefix))
{
if (noColor)
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0}\t{1}", prefix, name);
}
else
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0} {1}\t{2} {3}", colorStart, prefix, name, colorEnd);
}
}
else if (noColor)
{
if (name.StartsWith("#"))
{
list.Add(LabelNumber);
}
else
{
list.Add(name);
}
}
else
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0}\t{1} {2}", colorStart, name, colorEnd);
}
}
else
{
if (!String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(prefix))
{
if (noColor)
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0:#,0} {1}\t{2}", Amount, prefix, name);
}
else
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0} {1:#,0} {2}\t{3} {4}", colorStart, Amount, prefix, name, colorEnd);
}
}
else if (noColor)
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0:#,0}\t{1}", Amount, name);
}
else
{
list.Add(1050039, "{0} {1:#,0}\t{2} {3}", colorStart, Amount, name, colorEnd);
}
}
}This mod allows for behaviour like;
C#:
item.NameColor = Color.Blue;Suppose you have an Item Rank system represented by an enum;
C#:
public enum ItemRank
{
None = 0,
Common = 1,
Uncommon = 2,
Rare = 3,
Epic = 4,
Legendary = 5
}And ifyou don't want to set the NameColor of every Item individually, you could add ItemRank as a property of Item, then change the NameColor mod's GetNameColor() method to do something like this;
C#:
public virtual Color GetNameColor()
{
if(_NameColor != Color.Empty)
{
return _NameColor;
}
switch(_Rank)
{
case ItemRank.Common: return Color.White;
case ItemRank.Uncommon: return Color.Green;
case ItemRank.Rare: return Color.Blue;
case ItemRank.Epic: return Color.Purple;
case ItemRank.Legendary: return Color.Orange;
}
return _Namecolor;
}Hello, thanks for your reply, can you provide me a mature, single control script, I may not be able to achieve, because my skills are limited. Thank you so much
All of the code you need is in my first response, it's up to you to learn how to implement it otherwise you'll never improve your skills.
Find out about "fields", "properties", "methods".
The usage of "AddNameProperty" in the first example is code taken directly from Item.cs and modified, so if you cross-reference that code with your Item.cs, you should be able to figure out where to put the code.
The only things I didn't cover is creating the _Rank field/property and serializing _NamePrefix, _NameColor and _Rank for the purposes of world save persistence. (There are a lot of tutorials on serialization).
Good luck!
Find out about "fields", "properties", "methods".
The usage of "AddNameProperty" in the first example is code taken directly from Item.cs and modified, so if you cross-reference that code with your Item.cs, you should be able to figure out where to put the code.
The only things I didn't cover is creating the _Rank field/property and serializing _NamePrefix, _NameColor and _Rank for the purposes of world save persistence. (There are a lot of tutorials on serialization).
Good luck!
Code:
public override void AddNameProperty(ObjectPropertyList list)
{
//Colored Item Name Mod Start
//Getting Props code
BaseWeapon wea = this as BaseWeapon;
int props = 0;
foreach (int i in Enum.GetValues(typeof(AosAttribute)))
{
if (wea != null && wea.Attributes[(AosAttribute)i] > 0) ++props;
}
if (wea != null) {foreach (int i in Enum.GetValues(typeof(AosWeaponAttribute))) if (wea.WeaponAttributes[(AosWeaponAttribute)i] > 0) ++props; }
if (wea != null) { if (wea.Slayer != SlayerName.None) ++props; if (wea.Slayer2 != SlayerName.None) ++props; }
if (this.SkillBonuses.Skill_1_Value > 0) ++props;
if (this.SkillBonuses.Skill_2_Value > 0) ++props;
if (this.SkillBonuses.Skill_3_Value > 0) ++props;
if (this.SkillBonuses.Skill_4_Value > 0) ++props;
if (this.SkillBonuses.Skill_5_Value > 0) ++props;
//AddNamePropertiey Code
string oreType = CraftResources.GetName(m_Resource);
if (oreType.ToLower() == "none" || oreType.ToLower() == "normal" || oreType != "0") oreType = "";
// Props code display
if (props >= 0 && props <= 2) // gray (Uncommon)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#FFFFFF>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#FFFFFF>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
if (props >= 2 && props <= 4) //orange (Uncommon)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#DF7401>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#DF7401>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
if (props >= 5 && props <= 7) // green (Rare)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#04B404>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#04B404>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
if (props >= 8 && props <= 10) // red (Epic)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#FF0000>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#FF0000>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
if (props >= 11 && props <= 12) // Orange (Legendary)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#8258FA>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#8258FA>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
if (props >= 13) // red (Artifact)
{
list.Add(1053099, "<BASEFONT COLOR=#FF0000>{0}\t{1}<BASEFONT COLOR=#FFFFFF>", oreType, GetNameString());
}
//Colored Item Name Mod End[/B]
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(m_EngravedText))
{
list.Add(1062613, m_EngravedText);
}
}System.InvalidCastException:specifiedcastis not valid.
Server.Items.BaseWeapon.AddNameProperty(ObjectPropertyListlist)e:\ServUO-master\Scripts\Items\-BaseClasses\BaseWeapon.cs:linenumber4524
Server.Item.AddNameProperties(ObjectPropertyListlist)e:\ServUO-master\Server\Item.cs:linenumber1334
Server.Items.BaseWeapon.GetProperties(ObjectPropertyListlist)e:\ServUO-master\Scripts\Items\-BaseClasses\BaseWeapon.cs:linenumber4636