[help] first time trying to write a c++ code (TRINITYCORE 3.3.5)[PET.CPP/PET.H]

[danielx]

hey all!
so basically i needs help again, i can't seems to get the whole c++ on the table its so messy and vaguely in my head.
so pretty much i've been trying to write a code inside TC 3.3.5. and pretty much what i will do is copy pasting it but of course explaining which row SUPPOUSD to do.

so a bit of record of what i wanted to:
i wanted to take the hunter HAPPINESS timer and add few parameters to that, and try elaborate that for my own needs.
its pretty much suppousd to work like that:
each time a person get into combat and loses a certain amount of health the timer decreasing is being somehow doubled i guess.( that value is not important just the code itself)
and another thing i did is to create another system that if the person is out of combat and then he remain Out of combat for another 35 second the timer resets back to to the maximum value.

here's the code:
PET.CPP

Pet::HappinessLoss(int Mode1,int Mode2,int Mode3){

int Mode1(){
if (!HUNTER_PET->getVictim() && HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() < 80){ // Case of less then 80% hp+in combat - person loses moral slowly but it'll get rapid if loses health
while(int m_happinessTimer= m_happinessTimer - 20){ //runs a timer, if timer ends pet gets to 0 timer - and get the diff shit
m_happinessTimer=0;}
}
}
}
int Mode2(){
if(!HUNTER_PET->getVictim()&& HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() < 50){ // Case of 50% - person loses more moral
while(int m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer - 40){
m_happinessTimer=0;}
}
}


int Mode3(){
if(int !HUNTER_PET->getVictim()&& HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() <= 30){ //Case of 30% - person loses moral radically
while(int m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer - 60){
m_happinessTimer = 0;}

}
}



Pet::HappinessCurrent(int m_happinessTimer){ // if pet goes out of combat - it regenerates the timer back.
if(int HUNTER_PET->getVictim()){ // if out of combat the countdown runs
for(int resetloop = 0; resetloop != 35, resetloop++{
m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer +=3000;}
if(int !HUNTER_PET->getVictim()){ // case of getting into combat while counting it doesn't changes the timer back.
break;}
}
}

PET.H

int HappinessLoss(int Mode1, int Mode2, int Mode3, );
int HappinessCurrent();
void HappinessResult();

My apolgoies if its written morbidly bad and wrong, just trying on practise no more. not pretentending to be a programmer, but attempting to be one.

[Natrist]

Hello,

I cleaned up your code but I'm not exactly sure what you were trying to do and there are a few typos I can't fix as I don't know what the references point to.

PET.cpp

Pet::HappinessLoss(int Mode1,int Mode2,int Mode3)
{
	int Mode1()
	{
		if (!HUNTER_PET->getVictim() && HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() < 80)	// Case of less then 80% hp+in combat - person loses moral slowly but it'll get rapid if loses health
			while(int m_happinessTimer= m_happinessTimer - 20)	//runs a timer, if timer ends pet gets to 0 timer - and get the diff shit
				m_happinessTimer=0;
	}
}

int Mode2()
{
	if(!HUNTER_PET->getVictim()&& HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() < 50)	// Case of 50% - person loses more moral
		while(int m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer - 40)
			m_happinessTimer=0;
}


int Mode3()
{
	if(int !HUNTER_PET->getVictim()&& HUNTER_PET->GetHealth()*100 / HUNTER_PET->GetMaxHealth() <= 30)	//Case of 30% - person loses moral radically
		while(int m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer - 60)
			m_happinessTimer = 0;
}



Pet::HappinessCurrent(int m_happinessTimer)	// if pet goes out of combat - it regenerates the timer back.
{
	if(int HUNTER_PET->getVictim())	// if out of combat the countdown runs
		for(int resetloop = 0; resetloop != 35, resetloop++)
			m_happinessTimer = m_happinessTimer +=3000;}

	if(int !HUNTER_PET->getVictim())	// case of getting into combat while counting it doesn't changes the timer back.
		break;
}

PET.h

int HappinessLoss(int Mode1, int Mode2, int Mode3);	// don't uppercase your variable names!!
int HappinessCurrent();
void HappinessResult();

Sorry for the long wait.