release Anti-Spam Features for In-Game Items in C++

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In online gaming, excessive use of certain items like scarves, mounts, pets, and wings can lead to significant lag, especially when many players are online simultaneously. To address this issue, we can enhance the anti-spam mechanisms in our game’s code, allowing for smoother gameplay and a better user experience. Below, we’ll go through the steps necessary to implement these changes.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Modifying Char.cpp

First, we need to locate the existing function responsible for character creation.

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Add the following lines right above the closing brace }:

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2. Updating char.h

Next, we will add new member variables to track item usage and anti-flood settings.

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Additionally, find the GetSyncHackCount method and add the following:

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3. Adjusting char_item.cpp

Finally, we’ll modify the item handling to account for the new anti-flood mechanism.

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Note: You may choose to enable GetDesc()->DelayedDisconnect(0); for disconnections—but if you increase the allowed usage count from 3 to a higher number, such as 8 or 10 seconds, be sure to adjust it accordingly in the condition.

By implementing these changes, players will enjoy an improved experience without the interruptions caused by item spam.