Adjusting Food & Drink Levels

[Kackarot58 2]

Are these items in constants? I cannot find it!

[XxFri3ndlyxX 19]

18 minutes ago, Clint Baldwin said:

Are these items in constants? I cannot find it!

Is this what your looking for ?

Edited September 29, 2018 by XxFri3ndlyxX

[Kackarot58 2]

Yes! Where is that?

[XxFri3ndlyxX 19]

1 minute ago, Clint Baldwin said:

Yes! Where is that?

In scripts.pbo  4_World\Classes\PlayerStats\PlayerStats.c

[Kackarot58 2]

Yes! Thank you!

[XxFri3ndlyxX 19]

Just now, Clint Baldwin said:

Yes! Thank you!

Your welcome :P 

[Ton_41 1]

How to slow down hungry and thirsty?

2 hours ago, XxFri3ndlyxX said:

 this what your looking for ?

 

[XxFri3ndlyxX 19]

27 minutes ago, Ton_41 said:

How to slow down hungry and thirsty?

 

That i'm not sure yet. Was briefly going through files. But an alternative you could do is to make the max and initial higher number. this would result in taking longer time to deplete.

[ColKernel 12]

Hey @Clint Baldwin, @XxFri3ndlyxX I think the right place to edit the rate of thirst and hunger is in 3_Game\PlayerConstants.c:

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    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_ENERGY_BASAL    = 0.04;        //energy loss per second while idle
    
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_ENERGY_WALK        = 0.1;         //energy loss per second
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_ENERGY_JOG        = 0.32;     //energy loss per second
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_ENERGY_SPRINT    = 0.54;     //energy loss per second
    
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_WATER_BASAL        = 0.070;     //water loss per second while idle
    
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_WATER_WALK        = 0.22;     //water loss per second
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_WATER_JOG        = 0.66;     //water loss per second
    const float METABOLIC_SPEED_WATER_SPRINT    = 1.10;     //water loss per second

To my knowledge, that would require the file to be edited both on the server and the client, so each player would need to download this "mod". Perhaps you can do it server side only, but I haven't tested that.

EDIT: Just did a brief test and it seems to work perfectly fine to just edit this on the server side. So you can forget about my ramblings below... :)

/*

What you can do right now is to do an override in the mission file (the init.c on the server) by adding energy and water to each player for each server update. It's NOT a very efficient or good way of doing it, but based on 5 min. testing it works. It would go in the "class CustomMission: MissionServer" part of init.c and go something like this:

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class CustomMission: MissionServer
{

    override void OnUpdate(float timeslice)
    {
        UpdateDummyScheduler();
        TickScheduler(timeslice);
        UpdateLogoutPlayers();
        ref array<Man> players = new array<Man>;
        GetGame().GetPlayers( players );
        
        for ( int i = 0; i < players.Count(); i++ )
        {
            PlayerBase player;
            Class.CastTo( player, players.Get(i));
            player.GetStatStomachWater().Add( 0.0002 );
            player.GetStatStomachEnergy().Add( 0.0001 );
         }
    }

...

}

Here I add a small amount to the player's water and energy for each update. It has the unintended effect of increasing water and energy when the player is idle.

*/

Edited September 29, 2018 by ColKernel
Tested editing PlayerConstants.c

[BFG Barry 0]

On 9/29/2018 at 8:28 AM, ColKernel said:

Hey @Clint Baldwin, @XxFri3ndlyxX I think the right place to edit the rate of thirst and hunger is in 3_Game\PlayerConstants.c:

To my knowledge, that would require the file to be edited both on the server and the client, so each player would need to download this "mod". Perhaps you can do it server side only, but I haven't tested that.

EDIT: Just did a brief test and it seems to work perfectly fine to just edit this on the server side. So you can forget about my ramblings below... :)

/*

What you can do right now is to do an override in the mission file (the init.c on the server) by adding energy and water to each player for each server update. It's NOT a very efficient or good way of doing it, but based on 5 min. testing it works. It would go in the "class CustomMission: MissionServer" part of init.c and go something like this:

Here I add a small amount to the player's water and energy for each update. It has the unintended effect of increasing water and energy when the player is idle.

*/

i got it thanks.

Edited October 1, 2018 by BFG Barry