release Implementing Safebox Open Check in Your Game

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Incorporating a check to determine if a safebox is open can enhance various aspects of gameplay, particularly for systems involving non-tradeable items. This functionality enables developers to check if the safebox is currently engaged or if inventory objects require refreshing upon closure. Below, you'll find a structured approach to implementing this feature within your game’s code.

Step-by-Step Implementation Guide

File: PythonSafeBox.h

1. Add Function Declarations

Begin by adding the following declarations in the header file located at Source/src/Client/UserInterface/PythonSafeBox.h.

Find the existing code:

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Now append:

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2. Define Member Variables

Next, identify the m_MallItemInstanceVector declaration.

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File: PythonSafeBox.cpp

1. Register New Methods

Within Source/src/Client/UserInterface/PythonSafeBox.cpp, find the section for method registrations.

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Insert the following beneath it:

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2. Implement the Check and Close Functions

Now search for the safeboxGetMallSize method.

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Add the following code block underneath:

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3. Define the GetMallSize Method

Continue by searching for the method definition of GetMallSize.

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Append:

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4. Initialize the Safebox State

Next, find the clearing of the item instance vector.

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5. Modify the Constructor

Finally, search for the CPythonSafeBox constructor.

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Replace with:

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File: PythonApplicationModule.cpp

1. Configure Module Constants

In Source/src/Client/UserInterface/PythonApplicationModule.cpp, search for the costume system setup.

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File: Locale_inc.h

1. Define the Constant

In the Source/src/Client/UserInterface/Locale_inc.h, include the following line:

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File: root/uiSafebox.py

1. Modify Safebox Closure Logic

Within the Python script, locate the command for closing the safebox.

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Debugging Method in Game Script

To check the state of the safebox, integrate the following example within your game script:

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By following these instructions, you will successfully integrate checks for whether the safebox is open, enabling more interactive gameplay and inventory management. This feature can enhance user experience by preventing unwanted interactions.