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updated with better instructions, sorry for any confusion I only tested on VB 2.0.0

OK, so I assume, EX = experience... what do the others stand for.

man I feel stupid.

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HP is health Points and MP is Magic Points

How are those points calculated? Or you justs make it up?

looking at the code it calculates it using the time since you joined and the number of posts you have.

MP = jointime / level
(level depends on the number of posts)

HP = posts / 4

EX = (MP * HP) / 100

I was going to do something like this myself, but this saves me some trouble :)

Which part of the postbit section to insert pls?

and

Which part of showthread.php to insert?

thanks

i dont know if it goes into showthread.php with VB 2.0.3, I tested it on VB 2.0.0 and it worked alright, maybe someone can confirm?

Maybe you can enter your username here, dunny?

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Originally posted by Dunny
i dont know if it goes into showthread.php with VB 2.0.3, I tested it on VB 2.0.0 and it worked alright, maybe someone can confirm?

ok,
just let me know which past of postbit and showthread u add in
the code and I'll test it out.
:D

Does anyone know where in showthread.php is this information entered? Thanks!

Would be a great hack if it worked with 2.0.3 but i have tested it and it don't. :(

could someone please explain a little more clearly what this hacks bases its points on, and why have it?

sorry, im a little skecthy right now :D

snyx

Quote:

Originally posted by snyx
could someone please explain a little more clearly what this hacks bases its points on, and why have it?

sorry, im a little skecthy right now :D

snyx

It's more for gaming forums,
where they adds in stuffs for Hp (hitpoints) Mp ( int/mana)
Exp (experience points)

Mp = jointime / level (level depends on the number of posts)

HP = posts / 4

Exp = (MP * HP) / 100

so it based it points on the number of posts
and the different level u specififed accoding to the post.

cool hack, i am glad someone finally ago enought enery to make it and post it get negtive HP / MP like without taking post counts or Exp down?

Quote:

Originally posted by WEBDosser
Would be a great hack if it worked with 2.0.3 but i have tested it and it don't. :(

yes it does
i'll fix it and post it in a new thread :D

<a href="http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=31618" target="_blank">http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=31618</a>

Possibly a working version for 2.0.3:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=31618

:)

if you want your bars to appear vertical try adding the below in your postbit instead,

Dunny: The picture you included had it set up like HP: 400/800 . Your hack doesn't have a current/max system setup, since the table width of each bar is 90%. Or does it?

make it work 4 vb 2.0.3 plz

It does now take a look here

And here is the file:

great hack, i complete it all in one try

look :)

F_O_G,

Once again could you go to the link in the last line of my sig and enter your username. This way we'll know you are a licensed customer. Thanks.

oh sorry for the delay, but i'm still waiting to get that information from a friend of mine (it's his board)

are you going to ban me?

Perhaps you could at least give me the URL to that board. I asked once before but you declined.

Steve get him...

You know I bet the vertical thing could be used for the stars hack also....Hmmm...

***runs off to try it

how would i add more user levels... or have it so that the number of levels are unlimated...

I have done the following:

//START GOBLINS USER LEVELS
$level = "";
$level1 = '1';
$level2 = '2';
$level3 = '3';
$level4 = '4';
$level5 = '5';
$level6 = '6';
$level7 = '7';
$level8 = '8';
$level9 = '9';
$level10 ='10';
$level11 = '11';
$level12 = '12';
$level13 = '13';
$level14 = '14';
$level15 = '15';
$level16 = '16';
$level17 = '17';
$level18 = '18';
$level19 = '19';
$level20 = '20';
$level21 = '21';
$level22 = '22';
$level23 = '23';
$level24 = '24';
$level25 = '25';
$level26 = '26';
$level27 = '27';
$level28 = '28';
$level29 = '29';
$level30 = '30';
if ($post[posts] > 5000 )
{ $level .= $level30; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 4800 )
{ $level .= $level29; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 4600 )
{ $level .= $level28; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 4300 )
{ $level .= $level27; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 4000 )
{ $level .= $level26; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3800 )
{ $level .= $level25; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3700 )
{ $level .= $level24; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3500 )
{ $level .= $level23; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3400 )
{ $level .= $level22; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3300 )
{ $level .= $level21; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3200 )
{ $level .= $level20; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 3000 )
{ $level .= $level19; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 2800 )
{ $level .= $level18; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 2600)
{ $level .= $level17; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 2400 )
{ $level .= $level16; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 2200 )
{ $level .= $level15; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 1900 )
{ $level .= $level14; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 1400)
{ $level .= $level13; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 1200 )
{ $level .= $level12; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 1000 )
{ $level .= $level11; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 900 )
{ $level .= $level10; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 700)
{ $level .= $level9; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 500 )
{ $level .= $level8; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 300 )
{ $level .= $level7; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 100 )
{ $level .= $level6; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 80)
{ $level .= $level5; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 50 )
{ $level .= $level4; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 30 )
{ $level .= $level3; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 10 )
{ $level .= $level2; }
elseif ($post[posts] > 0)
{ $level .= $level1; }

But what is not working for me is the colours of the bars are staying fully up to max with high posts.

Also I have lost my text that shows how many posts a user has, anyone can tell me how to put it back ploease.

Thanks,
:)

The bar is showing Max because there isn't a calculation to determine the max hp, mp and exp for version 2.0.3
It shows in percentage.

As to the number of post missing.

can you post it on here where you added the code?

Thanks

THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!!!

He posted this hack without my permission. I am the creator of this hack and I told him explicitly not to give it out. I only gave it to him to use for his forums.

my forums are
www.allsquare.net/forums

I go by the name Avalon there. Please, Moderators, delete this thread.

Well... Knoman, great hack, I love it. I just gotta get it working better with users with high posts, and also implement some little moderator, administrator stats. :)

That problem lies on his half of the hack. The only code of mine that he posted would be the MP part. My Leveling system is done automatically through a logarithm rather than doing it manually like his.

Quote:

Originally posted by Knoman
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!!!

He posted this hack without my permission. I am the creator of this hack and I told him explicitly not to give it out. I only gave it to him to use for his forums.

my forums are
www.allsquare.net/forums

I go by the name Avalon there. Please, Moderators, delete this thread.

No dont delete this thread, I dont even know who you are :D
You never game me nothing, I seen a picture of this hack over at Hololith and some part of the code and then I took it from there.

I don't like the leveling system, I changed it so its also done by a logarithm on my forum too. I just can't get the administrator stats to work.

I tried

Code:

if ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid] = 6) {

$level = 100

$hp = 1000

$mp = 1000

$exp = 1000

}

else

{

.

.

.

}

It looks to me like it should work, but where should I put it?

to put the post count back in, put this in the postbit template

Code:

Posts: $post[posts]<br>

F_O_G, please do what Steve asked. And yes, I will ban you if you don't comply.

hofan41, please go here and do what the page says. :)

Quote:

Knoman/avalon: I think the person you are referring to is me. You gave me the source code yesterday, but I certainely did not post it here. Cause you told me not to...:D

btw if you released the code it would be absolutely great. :) OpenSource ROX!

Yeah... i've been working whole day figuring how all those things are being calculated.....

opensource r0x0rz :D

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