Examples of Outfit

games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit
A data structure that represents the outfit of an RPEntity. This RPEntity can either be an NPC which uses the outfit sprite system, or of a player. You can use this data structure so that you don't have to deal with the way outfits are stored internally. An outfit can contain up to five parts: detail, hair, head, dress, and base. Note, however, that you can create outfit objects that consist of less than five parts by setting the other parts to null. For example, you can create a dress outfit that you can combine with the player's current so that the player gets the dress, but keeps his hair, head, and base. Not all outfits can be chosen by players. @author daniel

Examples of games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit

        // help
        addHelp("Have fun.");
      }
    };


    npc.setOutfit(new Outfit(0, 04, 07, 32, 13));
    npc.setPosition(3, 7);
    npc.setDirection(Direction.DOWN);
    npc.initHP(100);
    npc.setDescription("You see Susi. Did you ever hear the story about her being lost for some time?");
    zone.add(npc);

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Examples of games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit

    this.addOutfit = addOutfit;
    this.temporaryOutfit = temporaryOutfit;
  }


  public void fire(final Player player, final Sentence sentence, final EventRaiser npc) {
    Outfit outfit = player.getOriginalOutfit();
    if (outfit == null) {
      outfit = player.getOutfit();
    }


    // Depending on if you want to add or remove part of the outfit...
    if (addOutfit) {
      //... either put the new outfit over the old one
      // and set the players outfit to the combination
      Outfit tempOutfit = this.outfitChange.putOver(outfit);
      player.setOutfit(tempOutfit, temporaryOutfit);
    } else {
      //... or remove (parts of) the players outfit
      // and set the players outfit to this combination
      Outfit tempOutfit = outfit.removeOutfit(this.outfitChange);
      player.setOutfit(tempOutfit, temporaryOutfit);
    }
  }

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Examples of games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit

  }


  // Load the different outfits into the list
  public void prepareBalloonList() {
    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
      balloonList[i] = new Outfit(i+1,null,null,null,null);
    }


  }

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