How To Implement New Maps - Custom Positions

Code:
var[0].SetNumber(ginfo.gameServerId);
        var[1].SetString(ginfo.name);
        var[2].SetString("GAMEWORLD");
        switch (ginfo.mapId)
        {
        case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Colorado:
            var[3].SetString("COLORADO");
            break;
        case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Cliffside:
            var[3].SetString("CLIFFSIDE");
            break;
        default:
            var[3].SetString("DEVMAP");
            break;
        }

Main_Network.cpp
Code:
    switch(gClientLogic().m_gameInfo.mapId) 
    {
    default: 
        r3dError("invalid map id\n");
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_Editor_Particles: 
        r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WorkInProgress\\Editor_Particles"); 
        break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_ServerTest:
        r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WorkInProgress\\ServerTest");
        break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Colorado: 
        r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WZ_Colorado"); 
        break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Cliffside: 
        r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WZ_Cliffside"); 
        break; 
    }
UserProfile.cpp

Code:
        w.GamePos = r3dPoint3D(0, 0, 0);
        if (w.GameMapId == 3)//for Cliffside
            sscanf(xmlItem.attribute("GamePos2").value(), "%f %f %f %f", &w.GamePos.x, &w.GamePos.y, &w.GamePos.z, &w.GameDir);
        else if (w.GameMapId == 4)//for ServerTest
            sscanf(xmlItem.attribute("GamePos3").value(), "%f %f %f %f", &w.GamePos.x, &w.GamePos.y, &w.GamePos.z, &w.GameDir);
        else
            sscanf(xmlItem.attribute("GamePos").value(), "%f %f %f %f", &w.GamePos.x, &w.GamePos.y, &w.GamePos.z, &w.GameDir);
Now for the server:

MasterServerConfig.cpp

Code:
static int StringToGBMapID(char* str)
{
  if(stricmp(str, "MAPID_WZ_Colorado") == 0)
    return GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Colorado;
  if(stricmp(str, "MAPID_WZ_Cliffside") == 0)
    return GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Cliffside;

  if(stricmp(str, "MAPID_Editor_Particles") == 0)
    return GBGameInfo::MAPID_Editor_Particles;
  if(stricmp(str, "MAPID_ServerTest") == 0)
    return GBGameInfo::MAPID_ServerTest;
    
  r3dError("bad GBMapID %s\n", str);
  return 0;
}

ServerGame.cpp

Code:
  switch(gServerLogic.ginfo_.mapId) 
  {
    default: 
      r3dError("invalid map id\n");
      break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_Editor_Particles: 
      r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WorkInProgress\\Editor_Particles"); 
      break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_ServerTest:
      r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WorkInProgress\\ServerTest");
      break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Colorado: 
      r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WZ_Colorado"); 
      break;
    case GBGameInfo::MAPID_WZ_Cliffside: 
      r3dGameLevel::SetHomeDir("WZ_Cliffside"); 
      break;
  }

NetPacketsGameInfo.h

Code:
enum EMapId
    {
      MAPID_Editor_Particles = 0,
      MAPID_ServerTest = 4,
      MAPID_WZ_Colorado = 2,
      MAPID_WZ_Cliffside = 3,
      // NOTE: do *NOT* add maps inside current IDs, add ONLY at the end
      // otherwise current map statistics in DB will be broken
      MAPID_MAX_ID,
    };

AsyncFuncs.cpp
Code:
    CWOBackendReq req("api_SrvCharUpdate.aspx");
    req.AddSessionInfo(CustomerID, SessionID);
    req.AddParam("map", slot.GameMapId);
    req.AddParam("skey1",  g_ServerApiKey);
    req.AddParam("CharID", slot.LoadoutID);

api_SrvCharUpdate.aspx.cs
Code:
        sqcmd.CommandText = "WZ_Char_SRV_SetStatus";
        sqcmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@in_CustomerID", CustomerID);
        sqcmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@in_MapID", web.Param("map"));
        sqcmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@in_CharID", CharID);

api_GetProfile1.aspx.cs

Code:
            xml.Append(xml_attr("XP", reader["XP"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("TimePlayed", reader["TimePlayed"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GameMapId", reader["GameMapId"]));// Already added
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GameServerId", reader["GameServerId"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GamePos", reader["GamePos"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GamePos2", reader["GamePos2"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GamePos3", reader["GamePos3"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("GameFlags", reader["GameFlags"]));
            xml.Append(xml_attr("Health", reader["Health"]));
- You finish with the Client and Game Serv

Now for the database part:

- Add 2 new columns GamePos2, GamePos3 in table UsersChars

Store procedure: WarZ.dbo.WZ_Char_SRV_SetStatus
Code:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[WZ_Char_SRV_SetStatus]
    @in_CustomerID int,
    @in_MapID int,
    @in_CharID int,
and below

Code:
    if @in_MapID = 3
    update UsersChars set
        GamePos2=@in_GamePos,
        GameFlags=@in_GameFlags,
        Alive=@in_Alive,
        Health=@in_Health,
        Food=@in_Hunger,
        Water=@in_Thirst,
        Toxic=@in_Toxic,
        TimePlayed=@in_TimePlayed,
        LastUpdateDate=GETDATE(),
        XP=@in_XP,
        Reputation=@in_Reputation,
        Stat00=@in_Stat00,
        Stat01=@in_Stat01,
        Stat02=@in_Stat02,
        Stat03=@in_Stat03,
        Stat04=@in_Stat04,
        Stat05=@in_Stat05
    where CharID=@in_CharID
    else if @in_MapID = 4
        update UsersChars set
        GamePos3=@in_GamePos,
        GameFlags=@in_GameFlags,
        Alive=@in_Alive,
        Health=@in_Health,
        Food=@in_Hunger,
        Water=@in_Thirst,
        Toxic=@in_Toxic,
        TimePlayed=@in_TimePlayed,
        LastUpdateDate=GETDATE(),
        XP=@in_XP,
        Reputation=@in_Reputation,
        Stat00=@in_Stat00,
        Stat01=@in_Stat01,
        Stat02=@in_Stat02,
        Stat03=@in_Stat03,
        Stat04=@in_Stat04,
        Stat05=@in_Stat05
    where CharID=@in_CharID
    else
        update UsersChars set
        GamePos=@in_GamePos,
        GameFlags=@in_GameFlags,
        Alive=@in_Alive,
        Health=@in_Health,
        Food=@in_Hunger,
        Water=@in_Thirst,
        Toxic=@in_Toxic,
        TimePlayed=@in_TimePlayed,
        LastUpdateDate=GETDATE(),
        XP=@in_XP,
        Reputation=@in_Reputation,
        Stat00=@in_Stat00,
        Stat01=@in_Stat01,
        Stat02=@in_Stat02,
        Stat03=@in_Stat03,
        Stat04=@in_Stat04,
        Stat05=@in_Stat05
    where CharID=@in_CharID

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