Open Dressroom

[KRMizu]

Is it possible to open two different dressrooms? For example if it is a class x opens dressroom x, if it is class y opens dressroom y.

I wonder where I need to go to add a second dressroom

Edited April 23, 2020 by KRMizu

[Naruto]

Well there might be an easier way but if your using this script command to access the dress room "opendressroom"

then you can try looking at this

script.c

 */
BUILDIN_FUNC(opendressroom)
{
#if PACKETVER >= 20150513
	int flag = 1;
    TBL_PC* sd;

	if( script_hasdata(st,2) )
		flag = script_getnum(st,2);

    if (!script_charid2sd(3, sd))
        return SCRIPT_CMD_FAILURE;

    clif_dressing_room(sd, flag);

    return SCRIPT_CMD_SUCCESS;
#else
    return SCRIPT_CMD_FAILURE;
#endif
}

and now you see the function through clif_

clif.c

void clif_dressing_room(struct map_session_data *sd, int flag) {
#if PACKETVER >= 20150513
	int fd = sd->fd;

	nullpo_retv(sd);

	WFIFOHEAD(fd, packet_len(0xa02));
	WFIFOW(fd,0) = 0xa02;
	WFIFOW(fd,2) = flag;
	WFIFOSET(fd, packet_len(0xa02));
#endif
}

 

 

I would just make a second one if i had no choice . . . 

[KRMizu]

If I run a second case, the player will not be able to use a color, but that window will continue showing the available colors and showing all black sprites

 

[KRMizu]

6 hours ago, Naruto said:

Well there might be an easier way but if your using this script command to access the dress room "opendressroom"

then you can try looking at this

script.c

 */
BUILDIN_FUNC(opendressroom)
{
#if PACKETVER >= 20150513
	int flag = 1;
    TBL_PC* sd;

	if( script_hasdata(st,2) )
		flag = script_getnum(st,2);

    if (!script_charid2sd(3, sd))
        return SCRIPT_CMD_FAILURE;

    clif_dressing_room(sd, flag);

    return SCRIPT_CMD_SUCCESS;
#else
    return SCRIPT_CMD_FAILURE;
#endif
}

and now you see the function through clif_

clif.c

void clif_dressing_room(struct map_session_data *sd, int flag) {
#if PACKETVER >= 20150513
	int fd = sd->fd;

	nullpo_retv(sd);

	WFIFOHEAD(fd, packet_len(0xa02));
	WFIFOW(fd,0) = 0xa02;
	WFIFOW(fd,2) = flag;
	WFIFOSET(fd, packet_len(0xa02));
#endif
}

 

 

I would just make a second one if i had no choice . . . 

I'll take a look, thank you very much

[KRMizu]

 I just didn't want it to show the available examples .

 For example, in this case, I would like to show only the 3 colors available:

 

 

 

[Naruto]

I dont think you can, beyond my knowledge anyways

 

you can try playing with the values but it wont do anything