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[C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

I got this, X1,X2,Y1,Y2
Everything is set,
but it goes offset!

for (int x = FillXCor; x < FillX2Cor; x++)//((worldWidth-FillYCor)+(FillXCor-FillYCor)); x++)
                {
                    if (!con.Connected)
                    {
                        break;
                    }
                    //if (x <= FillX2Cor)
                    //{
                    for (int y = FillY2Cor; y < FillYCor; y++)
                    {
                        if (!con.Connected)
                        {
                            break;
                        }

                        if (idof > 500 && idof < 1000)
                            con.Send(worldKey, new object[] { 1, x, y, idof });
                        else
                            con.Send(worldKey, new object[] { 0, x, y, idof });
                        Thread.Sleep(Convert.ToInt32(fdelay.Value));
                    }
                    //}
                    //else
                    //{
                    //    break;
                    //}
                    Thread.Sleep(Convert.ToInt32(fdelay.Value));
                }

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Xfrogman43

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Make numericUpDowns, or something similar.

"init":
{
 numericUpDown2.Value = worldw;
                            numericUpDown4.Value = worldh;
                            numericUpDown2.Maximum = worldw;
                            numericUpDown4.Maximum = worldh;
//this sets their value to worldwidth/height
}
//1=Startx 2=Stopx 3=Starty 4=Stopy 5=BlockID
for (int xpos = (int)numericUpDown1.Value; xpos <= (int)numericUpDown2.Value; xpos++)
                    {
                        for (int ypos = (int)numericUpDown3.Value; ypos <= (int)numericUpDown4.Value; ypos++)
                        {
                            conn.Send(roomkey, layer, xpos, ypos, (int)numericUpDown5.Value);
                            Thread.Sleep(15);
                        }
                    }

Yes there are probably better ways to do this but I just like this way.

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realmaster42

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Make numericUpDowns, or something similar.

"init":
{
 numericUpDown2.Value = worldw;
                            numericUpDown4.Value = worldh;
                            numericUpDown2.Maximum = worldw;
                            numericUpDown4.Maximum = worldh;
//this sets their value to worldwidth/height
}
//1=Startx 2=Stopx 3=Starty 4=Stopy 5=BlockID
for (int xpos = (int)numericUpDown1.Value; xpos <= (int)numericUpDown2.Value; xpos++)
                    {
                        for (int ypos = (int)numericUpDown3.Value; ypos <= (int)numericUpDown4.Value; ypos++)
                        {
                            conn.Send(roomkey, layer, xpos, ypos, (int)numericUpDown5.Value);
                            Thread.Sleep(15);
                        }
                    }

Yes there are probably better ways to do this but I just like this way.

nop doesnt work at all

plus
Im using custom coordinates with block placement. Why use numeric up down???

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ewoke

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Posts: 412

Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

this should only work if the second x-Coord is greater than the first one, so if the first X-coord = 199, and the second is 12 it will not work

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Xfrogman43

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Im using custom coordinates with block placement. Why use numeric up down???

You can set them to whatever you like, as long as 1st is less than 2nd and 3rd is less than 4th
Numeric up down so you can change to whatever.

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ewoke

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

well numeric up down is useless in my opinion, means you gotta find the locations frist then set em in the bot, i used 2 blocks to fill in between.

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realmaster42

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

this should only work if the second x-Coord is greater than the first one, so if the first X-coord = 199, and the second is 12 it will not work

Yeah I verified it.

I added the 'if' exception, IF x less than first, x = second & second = first

it's faster now

But I don't see any blocks

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ewoke

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

also why do you check if its connected inside the forloop? and 2 times.

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BuzzerBee

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Here, I saw the need for some good fill code so I made this:

                int x1, // Enter your first X coordinate
                    y1, // Enter your first Y coordinate
                    x2, // Enter your second X coordinate
                    y2; // Enter your second Y coordinate

                int diffX = x2 - x1, // Get the difference of the two X coordinates
                    diffY = y2 - y1; // Get the difference of the two Y coordinates

                for (int a = 0; a <= Math.Abs(diffX); a++) // Loops for each X coordinate that needs to be sent
                {
                    for (int b = 0; b <= Math.Abs(diffY); b++) // Loops for each Y coordinate that needs to be sent
                    {
                        int x = (diffX >= 0) ? x1 + a : x1 - a, // Checks whether the diffX is positive, negative, or 0, and adjusts accordingly
                            y = (diffY >= 0) ? y1 + b : y1 - b; // Checks whether the diffY is positive, negative, or 0, and adjusts accordingly
                        con.Send(worldKey, 0, x, y, 9); // Send the block at the X, Y coordinate
                    }
                }

I've tested it with many combinations of integers, and it works regardless of the sign. x2 can be larger or smaller than x1 or the difference can be 0, making a straight line. And of course, the same goes for y1 and y2.

Feel free to use and adapt this code for your purposes, and ask any questions about the code if you need it.
Remember not to over-complicate simple stuff such as filling!

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BuzzerBee

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Also, you're going to want to change your condition to check if "idof" is >= 500 because I'm pretty sure 500 is also a BG block. Just something I noticed

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realmaster42

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Re: [C#] Help how do i do fill with coordinates

Also, you're going to want to change your condition to check if "idof" is >= 500 because I'm pretty sure 500 is also a BG block. Just something I noticed

yeah just noticed that

Here, I saw the need for some good fill code so I made this:

                int x1, // Enter your first X coordinate
                    y1, // Enter your first Y coordinate
                    x2, // Enter your second X coordinate
                    y2; // Enter your second Y coordinate

                int diffX = x2 - x1, // Get the difference of the two X coordinates
                    diffY = y2 - y1; // Get the difference of the two Y coordinates

                for (int a = 0; a <= Math.Abs(diffX); a++) // Loops for each X coordinate that needs to be sent
                {
                    for (int b = 0; b <= Math.Abs(diffY); b++) // Loops for each Y coordinate that needs to be sent
                    {
                        int x = (diffX >= 0) ? x1 + a : x1 - a, // Checks whether the diffX is positive, negative, or 0, and adjusts accordingly
                            y = (diffY >= 0) ? y1 + b : y1 - b; // Checks whether the diffY is positive, negative, or 0, and adjusts accordingly
                        con.Send(worldKey, 0, x, y, 9); // Send the block at the X, Y coordinate
                    }
                }

I've tested it with many combinations of integers, and it works regardless of the sign. x2 can be larger or smaller than x1 or the difference can be 0, making a straight line. And of course, the same goes for y1 and y2.

Feel free to use and adapt this code for your purposes, and ask any questions about the code if you need it.
Remember not to over-complicate simple stuff such as filling!

omg thx u so much this has been questioning me for weeks

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