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Alright so another thing, is there a way to get a list of all players in a guild? I did try PHP Code:
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PHP Code:
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09-19-2012
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The muffin man
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I really don't get you guys, you're saying is this player object equivalent to "guild" it should be: PHP Code:
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Difference? "guild" was just an example - thanks guys
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Alright, so today I asked snk how do player.onHP() work... I got the major idea about it, I am still wondering of: how do they set the params about it? Let's say player.onHP(-50); would they have something like if (params[0] == "-50") or is there another way?
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PHP Code:
PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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this is pretty barebone. you would be on your best way by joining the player to a class so you can call the functions with player.yourFunction() rather than with triggering the server or any other stuff. |
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Okay thanks guys, another thing. I have made 2 scripts with findimg() and I want them both in the same Weapon, any way to do that?
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The muffin man
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So okay, I got those two scripts : PHP Code:
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Oh and if there is any way to make the player's dir follow the mouse coordinates would help too ![]() Can't seem to make them change on both X and Y. |
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The muffin man
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Okay so you'll just have to copy and paste things into one weapon while watching out for clashes in indexes and variable names, bit of a no brainer tbh... Also with having the player direction follow your mouse you could just do: PHP Code:
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will there be a difference with PHP Code:
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why did you use thiso.flags? you only have to use it outside of the with() function if you are regarding it to a this.flag outside of the with() function. like PHP Code:
ps: what kind of sniper are you trying to do o.O just looks like a random crosshair being shown somewhere with a laggy player check
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