How could I get a working hunger system c#?

[NotCrunchyTaco]

I saw how in simple zombies by @Sollaholla he did it. I'd need this for the working drive thru mod

[sollaholla]

@NotCrunchyTaco I used native UI, and created a dummy class that holds data about the stat, then I made new copys of each of the dummy classes and stored them in a list.

When I loop through the list I draw the data from the class on screen and do something like this:
stats[i].Value -= Game.LastFrameTime * someModifierValue;

I also had a public function like "Eat(float amount)" and looped again and just did stats[i].Value += amount;

That's the basic synopsis of my code.

[NotCrunchyTaco]

@sollaholla Ah, I see thanks man hopefully this will help!

[NotCrunchyTaco]

@sollaholla I know this may be a big favor but do you happen to have a sample?

[Eddlm]

Well, a simple way to set it up would be setting a hunger variable to 100, then substracting X each Y seconds.

Then you would have the base hunger, you would then just need to increase the variable's value when you eat.

Voilá

[ashishcw]

@NotCrunchyTaco Not invited to the thread, still crashing the party and sharing some info as I had this included in one of my mods.

Its simple, as @Eddlm said, set your float value to 100 and then check the value when you want it to decrease. Anyways, here is how I did it, I get the in game minute from the Get_Clock/Get_Min Native. If number of mins have passed from base time, decrease the value by certain %, then get the current time and set it to base time, so your script will add the mins interval and wait till then.

P.S. I am unsure, but if I remember it correctly, I referenced this to Player Sprint as well. If he sprints for longer, the hunger bar and sleep bar goes down equally.

[sollaholla]

float hunger = 100;

public MyScript()
{
    Tick += OnTick;
}

private void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (Game.Player.Character.IsDead)
    {
        hunger = 100;
        return;
    }

    // 0.05 might be too low, because the calculator tells me that'll take 33.33333 minutes to run out. (0.05 a second)
    hunger -= Game.LastFrameTime * 0.05f;
    if (hunger <= 0)
    {
        Game.Player.Character.Kill();
        UI.Notify("You ~r~died~s~ of starvation!", true);
    }
}

[NotCrunchyTaco]

@sollaholla I can't express how helpful this is! Thank you man!!

[NotCrunchyTaco]

@sollaholla Also, one last thing small thing. Would I have to set the OnTick Interval to any specific value?

[sollaholla]

@NotCrunchyTaco No, if you're using Game.LastFrameTime it shouldn't be dependent on any interval. (LastFrameTime, believe, is calculated every 1 millisecond by the game. I could be wrong.)

[NotCrunchyTaco]

@sollaholla alright