Started to use ItemState instead of Item in the attachment and

powerup callbacks on item collection.

src/items/attachment.cpp

@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ void Attachment::rewind(BareNetworkString *buffer)
  *  server, the new item is based on the current world time. 
  *  \param item The item that was collected.
  */
-void Attachment::hitBanana(Item *item)
+void Attachment::hitBanana(ItemState *item_state)
 {
     // Don't keep on getting achievements due to rewind!
     if (m_kart->getController()->canGetAchievements() &&
@@ -369,9 +369,9 @@ void Attachment::hitBanana(Item *item)
         // same banana again once the explosion animation is finished, giving
         // the kart the same penalty twice.
         int ticks = 
-            std::max(item->getTicksTillReturn(), 
+            std::max(item_state->getTicksTillReturn(), 
                      stk_config->time2Ticks(kp->getExplosionDuration() + 2.0f));
-        item->setTicksTillReturn(ticks);
+        item_state->setTicksTillReturn(ticks);
         break;
         }
     case ATTACH_ANVIL:

src/items/attachment.hpp

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ using namespace irr;
 
 class AbstractKart;
 class BareNetworkString;
-class Item;
+class ItemState;
 class SFXBase;
 
 /** This objects is permanently available in a kart and stores information
@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ public:
           Attachment(AbstractKart* kart);
          ~Attachment();
     void  clear ();
-    void  hitBanana(Item *item);
+    void  hitBanana(ItemState *item);
     void  update(int ticks);
     void  handleCollisionWithKart(AbstractKart *other);
     void  set (AttachmentType type, int ticks,

src/items/powerup.cpp

@@ -445,11 +445,11 @@ void Powerup::use()
  *  or on a client, in which case the item and additional info is used
  *  to make sure server and clients are synched correctly.
  *  \param n
- *  \param item The item (bonux box) that was hit. This is necessary
- *         for servers so that the clients can be informed which item
- *         was collected.
+ *  \param item_state The item_state (bonux box) that was hit. This is
+ *         necessary for servers so that the clients can be informed which
+ *         item was collected.
  */
-void Powerup::hitBonusBox(const Item &item)
+void Powerup::hitBonusBox(const ItemState &item_state)
 {
     // Position can be -1 in case of a battle mode (which doesn't have
     // positions), but this case is properly handled in getRandomPowerup.
@@ -474,9 +474,10 @@ void Powerup::hitBonusBox(const Item &item)
         // non-random selection (e.g. by displaying which item is collecte
         // where), since it's only around 83 ms - but it is bit more
         // relaxed when client prediction should be a frame or so earlier.
-        int random_number = item.getItemId() + world->getTimeTicks() / 10;
+        int random_number = item_state.getItemId() + world->getTimeTicks() / 10;
         new_powerup =
             powerup_manager->getRandomPowerup(position, &n, random_number);
+        new_powerup = PowerupManager::POWERUP_BUBBLEGUM;
         if (new_powerup != PowerupManager::POWERUP_RUBBERBALL ||
             (world->getTicksSinceStart() - powerup_manager->getBallCollectTicks())
             > RubberBall::getTicksBetweenRubberBalls())

src/items/powerup.hpp

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 
 class AbstractKart;
 class BareNetworkString;
-class Item;
+class ItemState;
 class SFXBase;
 
 /**
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ public:
     Material*       getIcon      () const;
     void            adjustSound  ();
     void            use          ();
-    void            hitBonusBox (const Item &item);
+    void            hitBonusBox (const ItemState &item);
     void            saveState(BareNetworkString *buffer) const;
     void            rewindTo(BareNetworkString *buffer);