Hey everyone, i have made this simple script for roleplay servers especially, have fun!
How to use: if you want to walk keep pressing alt, and stop pressing it if you want to stop.
Preview: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TpJf7rXvkXo
Server-side:
enum StreamType
{
a1 = 0x01
a2 = 0x02
}
function onClientScriptData( player )
{
local stream = Stream.ReadByte();
switch ( stream )
{
case StreamType.a1:
{
if (player.Vehicle) return;
player.SetAnim(0,0);
}
break;
case StreamType.a2:
{
if (player.Vehicle) return;
player.SetAnim(0,2);
}
break;
}
}Client-side:
enum StreamType
{
a1 = 0x01
a2 = 0x02
}
alt <- KeyBind( 0x12 );
local walking=false;
function Script::ScriptProcess()
{
if (walking == true) {
SendDataToServer(StreamType.a1);
}
}
function KeyBind::OnDown(key)
{
if (key == alt )
{
walking = true;
}
}
function KeyBind::OnUp(key)
{
if (key == alt )
{
walking = false;
SendDataToServer(StreamType.a2);
}
}
function SendDataToServer( ... )
{
if( vargv[0] )
{
local byte = vargv[0],
len = vargv.len();
if( 1 > len ) Console.Print( "ToClent <" + byte + "> No params specified." );
else
{
local pftStream = Stream();
pftStream.WriteByte( byte );
for( local i = 1; i < len; i++ )
{
switch( typeof( vargv[i] ) )
{
case "integer": pftStream.WriteInt( vargv[i] ); break;
case "string": pftStream.WriteString( vargv[i] ); break;
case "float": pftStream.WriteFloat( vargv[i] ); break;
}
}
Server.SendData( pftStream );
}
}
else Console.Print( "ToClient: Not even the byte was specified..." );
}
The system now is clean without any lag.
Nice
Wow bro cool system
:) ;)
Thank you friends, but I think that NewTimer Func cause lag in the server especially if the server fraught of players, so we all need to make effort to make the player capable to walk with a simple repeatedly function.
Note: The system has been updated you can see that above.
We are using now client-function which is ScriptProcess(), because NewTimer func cause lag in the server.
Don't delete this one "player.SetAnim(0,2)" because it's necessary to stop the walking animation.
Nice feature. Well done, brother