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

 * Is the player naked? (e. g. not wearing anything on his/her body)
 */
public class NakedCondition implements ChatCondition {


  public boolean fire(final Player player, final Sentence sentence, final Entity entity) {
    final Outfit outfit = player.getOutfit();
    return outfit.isNaked();
  }

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Examples of games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit

  }


  
  
  public boolean fire(final Player player, final Sentence sentence, final Entity npc) {
    final Outfit players_outfit = player.getOutfit();
    return this.outfit_to_check.isPartOf(players_outfit);
  }

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    return santa;
  }


  private void addHat(final Player player) {
    // fetch old outfit as we want to know the current hair
    final Outfit oldoutfit = player.getOutfit();
    // all santa hat sprites are at 50 + current hair
    if (oldoutfit.getHair() < 50) {
      final int hatnumber = oldoutfit.getHair() + 50;
      // the new outfit only changes the hair, rest is null
      final Outfit newOutfit = new Outfit(null, hatnumber, null, null, null);
      //put it on, and store old outfit.
      player.setOutfit(newOutfit.putOver(oldoutfit), true);
    }
  }

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  }




  public void onLoggedIn(final Player player) {
    // is it Christmas?
    final Outfit outfit = player.getOutfit();
    final int hairnumber = outfit.getHair();
    if ((hairnumber >= 50) && (hairnumber < 94)) {
      final Date now = new Date();
      final Date dateNotXmas = notXmas.getTime();
      if (now.after(dateNotXmas)) {
        final int newhair = hairnumber - 50;
        final Outfit newOutfit = new Outfit(null, newhair, null, null, null);
        player.setOutfit(newOutfit.putOver(outfit), false);
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of games.stendhal.server.entity.Outfit

   *            The player.
   * @param outfitType the outfit to wear
   */
  public void putOnOutfit(final Player player, final String outfitType) {
    final List<Outfit> possibleNewOutfits = outfitTypes.get(outfitType);
    final Outfit newOutfit = Rand.rand(possibleNewOutfits);
    player.setOutfit(newOutfit.putOver(player.getOutfit()), true);


    if (endurance != NEVER_WEARS_OFF) {
      // restart the wear-off timer if the player was still wearing
      // another temporary outfit.
      SingletonRepository.getTurnNotifier().dontNotify(new OutwearClothes(player));

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   * @param player
   *            The player.
   * @return true iff the player wears an outfit from here.
   */
  public boolean wearsOutfitFromHere(final Player player) {
    final Outfit currentOutfit = player.getOutfit();


    for (final String outfitType : priceCalculator.dealtItems()) {
      final List<Outfit> possibleOutfits = outfitTypes.get(outfitType);
      for (final Outfit possibleOutfit : possibleOutfits) {
        if (possibleOutfit.isPartOf(currentOutfit)) {

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  }


  public static Player createPlayerWithOutFit(final String name) {
    final Player player = createPlayer(name);


    player.setOutfit(new Outfit(0, 1, 1, 1, 1));


    return player;
  }

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   * @param player whose outfit is to be changed. Must not be <code>null</code>.
   * @param action the action containing the outfit info in the attribute 'value'. Must not be <code>null</code>.
   */
  public void onAction(final Player player, final RPAction action) {
    if (action.has(VALUE)) {
      final Outfit outfit = new Outfit(action.getInt(VALUE));
      if (outfit.isChoosableByPlayers()) {
        new GameEvent(player.getName(), OUTFIT, action.get(VALUE)).raise();
        player.setOutfit(outfit, false);
      }
    }
  }

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        object.put("hp", "100");
      }


      // Port from 0.13 to 0.20
      if (!object.has("outfit")) {
        object.put("outfit", new Outfit().getCode());
      }


      // create slots if they do not exist yet:


      // Port from 0.20 to 0.30: bag, rhand, lhand, armor, head, legs, feet

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   * Tests for fire.
   */
  @Test
  public final void testFire() {
    final Player bob = PlayerTestHelper.createPlayer("player");
    bob.setOutfit(new Outfit(0));
    assertTrue(bob.getOutfit().isNaked());
    assertTrue(new NakedCondition().fire(bob, null, null));
    bob.setOutfit(new Outfit(100));
    assertFalse("finally dressed", bob.getOutfit().isNaked());
    assertFalse("should be false when dressed", new NakedCondition().fire(
        bob, null, null));


  }

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