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Days Instead of Clicks
Eh, this has likely been suggested before. Might as well suggest it anyway. How about for people who want to make the MAS more petsite-like and less adoptable-like there could be a mod to, instead of having pets increase levels (points, etc.), they would increase with days. Dunno what else.
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You can do this with cronjobs i think?
But the levelup is then useless i think ;s |
Yeah, you can use cron jobs. But when your site gets big and has millions of adoptables, the cron job will take forever to complete!
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Or your users can visit a page, end then all (or some) their adoptables get day +1
This can be done with a new colum in _users |
I think it would also be cool, if like on Dragon Cave, adoptables have a limited time to grow up. (You could combine both by having them almost grow up without clicks, but with clicks they would completely mature and possibly mature faster.)
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I think another neat thing to add to this is you could have vouchers or something like that to "sell" to the players, which will make the pet grow-up instantly, or even to be "forever" locked in a particular stage for the people who find the baby/teen form much more attractive :usedusedused:
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Excellent ideas, something I've wanted for a long time ( I can't do cron jobs, they make me nuts lol ) -- but a way to time births, growing up, all that, with time, would be so valuable to us all in so many ways!
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Snippet
You can use cron jobs or php, to change the pets image over time, I don't know how to remove clicks without messing up the adoptable script, but this may create a lead. This is a script I have for my own pet system I made. It makes the adoptables image change.
Just putting it out there as a resource to do this ^^; This is a image.php?id=3 it shows a pets image depending on the id number of the pet. You would need to add babyurl , teenurl , adulturl in your speices table..I think you probably already have that but with a diffrent name. In owned adoptables table you should add `date` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `fulldate` varchar(255) NOT NULL, `halfdate` varchar(255) NOT NULL, Code:
function greaterDate($dformat, $beginDate, $endDate) Code:
$date = date('Y/m/d'); Sorry I can't give a mod for this, its just a resource to whomever can complete the job.Keep in mind its not very secure and may need some edits :S |
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