Posted by PerfectDark

PHP Code:

function onActionServerside() {
  switch (params[0]) {
  case "Var1":
    {
      player.chat = "Woot I triggered this case!";
      break;
    }
  case "Var2":
    {
      if (clientr.banned != NULL) 
    {
      player.chat = "I have been banned from using this function :(";
    } else {
      player.chat = "Woot I triggered another case, I am on fire!";
    }
    break;
  }
} 


that styling .____. meh  

Posted by callimuc

that styling .____. meh

Okay, so let's get back to questions...
I was looking forward for a way to script the TTS :sort thingy, I'm trying to make the players cut in half and randomly goes to different location.  

Posted by Johnaudi

Okay, so let's get back to questions...
I was looking forward for a way to script the TTS :sort thingy, I'm trying to make the players cut in half and randomly goes to different location.

Sorting the players into 2 teams? This should work.

PHP Code:

temp.teams = {
  "Team 1", "Team "
};

for (temp.pl: players) {
  temp.team = temp.teams[temp.count % temp.teams.size()];
  temp.count++;

  if (temp.team == "Team 1") {
    temp.pl.x= 10;
    temp.pl.y = 10;
  }
  elseif(temp.team == "Team 2") {
    temp.pl.x = 20;
    temp.pl.y = 20;
  }
} 


 

Posted by callimuc

that styling .____. meh

Indenting* I also like how that script uses multiple conventions as though the author can't pick which one to use. :0  

Posted by Emera

Sorting the players into 2 teams? This should work.

PHP Code:

temp.teams = {
  "Team 1", "Team "
};

for (temp.pl: players) {
  temp.team = temp.teams[temp.count % temp.teams.size()];
  temp.count++;

  if (temp.team == "Team 1") {
    player.x = 10;
    player.y = 10;
  }
  elseif(temp.team == "Team 2") {
    player.x = 20;
    player.y = 20;
  }
} 


Sorry but, 1) you didn't use temp.pl 2) I didn't quite understand the usage of
temp.team = temp.teams[temp.count % temp.teams.size()];
temp.count++;
Thanks!  

Posted by Johnaudi

Sorry but, 1) you didn't use temp.pl 2) I didn't quite understand the usage of
temp.team = temp.teams[temp.count % temp.teams.size()];
temp.count++;
Thanks!

Oh god, my bad at #1, let me fix that for you. And that basically sorts them into 2 groups <3  

What's temp.count and what does % do xD  

Posted by Johnaudi

What's temp.count and what does % do xD

% is the symbol for modular division.
It basically works but...urghh I suck at explaining it, have a wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation

But basically it's allowing the variable to pick between to the 2 teams swapping back and fourth.

temp.count=0:0%2 = element 0 = team 1
temp.count = 1:1%2 = element 1 = team 2
temp.count = 2:2%2=0 = element 0 = team 1
temp.count = 3:3%2 = 1 = element 1 = team 2
and so on. It's a really nice solution btw emera.  

Posted by Tricxta

% is the symbol for modular division.
It basically works but...urghh I suck at explaining it, have a wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation

But basically it's allowing the variable to pick between to the 2 teams swapping back and fourth.

temp.count=0:0%2 = element 0 = team 1
temp.count = 1:1%2 = element 1 = team 2
temp.count = 2:2%2=0 = element 0 = team 1
temp.count = 3:3%2 = 1 = element 1 = team 2
and so on. It's a really nice solution btw emera.

Thanks And thanks for the nice explanation. Mine would've sucked.  

Posted by Emera

Sorting the players into 2 teams? This should work.

PHP Code:

temp.teams = {
  "Team 1", "Team "
};

for (temp.pl: players) {
  temp.team = temp.teams[temp.count % temp.teams.size()];
  temp.count++;

  if (temp.team == "Team 1") {
    temp.pl.x= 10;
    temp.pl.y = 10;
  }
  elseif(temp.team == "Team 2") {
    temp.pl.x = 20;
    temp.pl.y = 20;
  }
} 


Posted by Tricxta

and so on. It's a really nice solution btw emera.

the only thing i dont like about it: whenever you want to randomnize it with the same players, wouldnt it keep them in the same team? at least i think so, since the players array is sorted by the account, right?  

Posted by callimuc

the only thing i dont like about it: whenever you want to randomnize it with the same players, wouldnt it keep them in the same team? at least i think so, since the players array is sorted by the account, right?

I thought that as well, I was going to say something but i'm not super sure how the players are listed since everyone would have their own arrays I guess.

A way to ensure randomness would be to do something like:

PHP Code:

temp.pArr = players;
temp.teams = {0,0};
temp.toggle = 0;
while (pArr.size() > 0){
  toggle =(toggle+1)%2;
  temp.rInd = int(random(0,pArr.size());
  temp.teams[toggle].add(pArr[rInd]);
  pArr.remove(rInd);
} 


But meh...  

Wish I knew what this stuff meant.  

PHP Code:

function onCreated()
{
  // -- START EDIT
  temp.objectList    = allplayers; // List of players to process
  temp.numberOfTeams = 2; // Number of teams
  // -- END EDIT
  
  temp.playerList = new[0];
  // Generates a new list of objects we can work with
  for (temp.object: temp.objectList) {
    // Let's avoid adding those silly RemoteControls
    if (temp.object.level.name != "")
      continue;
    
    temp.playerList.add(temp.object);
  }
  
  // Amount of players
  temp.amountOfPlayers = temp.playerList.size();
  // Array creation based on number of teams
  temp.teams           = new[temp.numberOfTeams];
  temp.team            = 0;
  
  // Do we have enough players to make even teams?
  if (temp.amountOfPlayers%temp.numberOfTeams)
    temp.oddManOut = true;
  
  // Let's add players to the teams!
  while (!temp.teamsGenerated) {
    // Grab a random player from the list...
    temp.object      = randomString(temp.playerList);
    temp.objectIndex = temp.playerList.index(temp.object);
    
    // Abort if an object wasn't found anymore
    if (temp.objectIndex == -1)
      return echo("[" @ this.name @ "]: Index of object returned -1!");
    
    // Add the player to the team array
    temp.teams[temp.team].add(temp.object);
    // Remove the player from the player list
    temp.playerList.delete(temp.objectIndex);
    
    echo("[" @ this.name @ "]: Added '" @ temp.object @ "' to team '" @ temp.team @ "'!");
    
    // Based on how many players are left, we may stop now.
    temp.remainingPlayers = temp.playerList.size();
    if (temp.remainingPlayers == 0)
      break;
    else if (temp.remainingPlayers == temp.numberOfTeams - 1 && temp.oddManOut)
      break;
    
    // If we do have more players to work with, change the team for the next one.
    temp.team ++;
    temp.team %= temp.numberOfTeams;
  }
  
  echo("[" @ this.name @ "]: All" SPC temp.numberOfTeams SPC "teams sorted evenly!" SPC temp.remainingPlayers SPC "player(s) were left out" SPC (temp.remainingPlayers > 0 ? ":(" : ":)"));
} 


:p

Posted by Tricxta

I thought that as well, I was going to say something but i'm not super sure how the players are listed since everyone would have their own arrays I guess.

A way to ensure randomness would be to do something like:

PHP Code:

temp.pArr = players;
temp.teams = {0,0};
temp.toggle = 0;
while (pArr.size() > 0){
  toggle =(toggle+1)%2;
  temp.rInd = int(random(0,pArr.size());
  temp.teams[toggle].add(pArr[rInd]);
  pArr.remove(rInd);
} 


But meh...

Please, oh -PLEASE-, start naming your variables more logically. Stuff like "pArr" and "rInd" might make sense at the time of making, but when looking back at code you'll quickly come to realize how stupid you were by naming it that. It also makes it hard for anyone else to figure out what your code actually does.  

Posted by xXziroXx

Please, oh -PLEASE-, start naming your variables more logically. Stuff like "pArr" and "rInd" might make sense at the time of making, but when looking back at code you'll quickly come to realize how stupid you were by naming it that. It also makes it hard for anyone else to figure out what your code actually does.

My code's so good, I never have to look back at it anyway. Besides i'm use to gs1 coding where the variable name in a client string actually counts towards the character limit.Besides, if I hadn't been so half assed, I would usually leave comments.

You don't got **** me on me ;o  

Posted by Tricxta

My code's so good, I never have to look back at it anyway. Besides i'm use to gs1 coding where the variable name in a client string actually counts towards the character limit.Besides, if I hadn't been so half assed, I would usually leave comments.

You don't got **** me on me ;o

Being used to doing something in one way is a poor excuse for not needing to change. There's no need to be so defensive, I was trying to give you some pointers, that's all. John is trying to learn GScript, if you should ever lead by a good example, this is as good of a time as it gets.