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#21

Script Showroom / Re: Dipeos command

Last post by Abbas_905 - Mar 13, 2024, 03:56 AM

else if(cmd == "lastpos" || cmd == "diepos")
 {
 if(!text) MessagePlayer("Syntax: /"+cmd+" <on/off>.",player);
 else {
 if(text == "on")
 {
 if(status[player.ID].Lastpos == true) MessagePlayer("[#FF0000]Your lastpos is already on.",player);
 else {
 status[player.ID].Lastpos = true;
 MessagePlayer("[#00FF00]You have turned on your lastpos/diepos.",player);
 }
 }
 if(text == "off")
 {
  if(status[player.ID].Lastpos == false) MessagePlayer("[#FF0000]Your lastpos is already off.",player);
 else {
  status[player.ID].Lastpos = false;
   MessagePlayer("[#00FF00]You have turned off your lastpos/diepos.",player);
 }
 }

 }
 }




This is right or no? if have errors so fix it and repost it,

#22

Script Showroom / Re: Dipeos command

Last post by Abbas_905 - Mar 13, 2024, 03:50 AM

thanks for it,

#23

Script Showroom / Re: BindKey Process System

Last post by PSL - Mar 11, 2024, 01:02 PM

If you don't want I and J to trigger loop execution, you can do so.

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function onKeyDown(player,key) //Now only KL can trigger the loop execution
{
    if(key==Key_I)
{
Message("Key: I");
}
    if(key==Key_J)
{
Message("Key: J");
}
    if(key==Key_K)
{
Message("Key: K");
AddKeyTable(player.ID,key);
}
    if(key==Key_L)
{
Message("Key: L");
AddKeyTable(player.ID,key);
}
}

#24

Script Showroom / BindKey Process System

Last post by PSL - Mar 11, 2024, 12:57 PM

When the player consistently presses a bound key, the script continues to execute the key's code. How is this done, see the code below.
The code has been tested and is accurate, although you can customize the code to suit your server.

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class PlayerClass //Create two items here, one to store buttons pressed by the player and the other to keep repeating the timer
{
    keytimer=null;
    keytable=null;
}
function onScriptLoad()
{
    state<-array(100,null);
    //Here are the keys on the test keyboard
    Key_I<-BindKey(true,0x49,0,0);
    Key_J<-BindKey(true,0x4A,0,0);
    Key_K<-BindKey(true,0x4B,0,0);
    Key_L<-BindKey(true,0x4C,0,0);
}
function onPlayerJoin(player)
{
    state[player.ID]=PlayerClass(player.Name);
}
function onPlayerPart(player,reason)
{
if(state[player.ID].keytimer!=null) //When the player exits, delete these two things
{
state[player.ID].keytimer.Delete();
state[player.ID].keytimer=null;
state[player.ID].keytable.clear();
state[player.ID].keytable=null;
}
    state[player.ID]=null;
}
function onKeyDown(player,key)
{
    //When you press the key, the corresponding text will be displayed
    if(key==Key_I) Message("Key: I");
    if(key==Key_J) Message("Key: J");
    if(key==Key_K) Message("Key: K");
    if(key==Key_L) Message("Key: L");
    AddKeyTable(player.ID,key); //Saves the key that the player presses
}
function onKeyUp(player,key)
{
    RemoveKeyTable(player.ID,key); //Delete the key saved by the player
}
function AddKeyTable(i,key)
{
    local plr=FindPlayer(i);
    if(plr)
    {
        if(state[plr.ID].keytable==null) state[plr.ID].keytable={}; //The first time the key is pressed, the table is created

        if(state[plr.ID].keytable.rawin(key))
        {
        }
        else state[plr.ID].keytable.rawset(key,key); //If the key is not in the table, add it

        if(state[plr.ID].keytimer==null) //If the repetition timer is not created, create it
        {
            state[plr.ID].keytimer=NewTimer("onKeyProcess",10,0,plr.ID);
        }
    }
}

function RemoveKeyTable(i,key) //Here is the delete key function
{
    local plr=FindPlayer(i);
    if(plr)
    {
        if(state[plr.ID].keytable!=null)
        {
if(state[plr.ID].keytable.rawin(key)) //If the key exists in the player's table
{
state[plr.ID].keytable.rawdelete(key); //Delete it
if(state[plr.ID].keytable.len()==0)
{
state[plr.ID].keytable=null; //If there are no keys in the table, delete the table
if(state[plr.ID].keytimer!=null) //Also delete timer
{
state[plr.ID].keytimer.Delete();
state[plr.ID].keytimer=null;
}
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
function onKeyProcess(i)
{
    local plr=FindPlayer(i);
    if(plr)
    {
        if(state[plr.ID].keytable!=null)
        {
            if(state[plr.ID].keytable.len()>0)
            {
                local nokey=0;
                for(local i=0;i<state[plr.ID].keytable.len()+1000;i++) //Create a loop to get the keys in the player's store table
                {
                    if(state[plr.ID].keytable.rawin(i))
                    {
                        local key=state[plr.ID].keytable.rawget(i);
                        nokey=0;
                        onKeyDown(plr,key); //Execute this key
                    }
                    else nokey+=1;

                    if(nokey>=10) break; //The 10 here is the number you set when you create the number of binding keys
                }
      }
        }
    }
}

#25

Community Plugins / Re: NPC/Bots implementation in...

Last post by PSL - Mar 11, 2024, 11:20 AM

HI, Vitovc. I was working on controlling the vehicle in the passenger seat and stumbled upon this issue, which turns out not to be a bug.

#26

Community Plugins / Re: NPC/Bots implementation in...

Last post by vitovc - Mar 11, 2024, 11:14 AM

When the NPC is in the vehicle and is the driver, the vehicle cannot pass the Vehicle.AddSpeed to add speed.

its not a bug, same with idle (afk/away) player. addspeed works only when vehicle's syncer (player) is not away. you need to hande vehicle speed/pos by NPC's code, the driver of a car. its only correct method.

#27

Community Plugins / Re: NPC/Bots implementation in...

Last post by PSL - Mar 11, 2024, 10:41 AM

HI Habi, I understand your code and have successfully crafted the judgment NPCS. thank you very much.
When the NPC is in the vehicle and is the driver, the vehicle cannot pass the Vehicle.AddSpeed to add speed.

#28

Community Plugins / Re: NPC/Bots implementation in...

Last post by habi2 - Mar 11, 2024, 07:28 AM

Hi PSL, the remote function calls (RFC) in npcmodule unfortunately cannot return value from server. It can only execute code.
See RFC documentation https://npc-for-vcmp.sourceforge.io/wikiw/index.php/LibRPC_RFC for Return Values:

This will return a function object which can be used as if it is the remote function itself.(except of return values)

So r will always be true.

I wrote a code to do this in two parts - serverscript and npcscript
//--npcscript

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npclist<-array(100, false);
function RegisterNPC(playerid, isnpc)
{
npclist[playerid]=isnpc;
}
function OnPlayerStreamIn(playerid)
{
    print("I see the " GetPlayerName(playerid) " enter my field of view, and his ID is: " playerid ".");

    local r=npclist[playerid];

    if(r)print(" He is an npc\n");
}
//--server side

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//when a new player joins inform all npcs if the player is PC(Playable Character) or NPC(Non Playable Character).

function onPlayerJoin(player)
{
local plr;
for(local i=0;i<GetMaxPlayers();i )
{
plr = FindPlayer(i);
if(plr && plr.IsNPC)
{
//Send information
RFC(i, "RegisterNPC")(player.ID, player.IsNPC);
}
}
//When an npc joins the server send information about all existing Characters (Playable or Non Playable) to it.
if(player.IsNPC)
{
for(local i=0;i<GetMaxPlayers();i++)
{
plr= FindPlayer(i);
if(plr)
RFC(player.ID, "RegisterNPC")(i, plr.IsNPC);
}
}
}



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1. IsNPC or IsNPC()

#29

Script Showroom / Re: Dipeos command

Last post by PSL - Mar 10, 2024, 06:25 AM

Thanks to Xmair for the tip. I forgot about the player quitting.
Another point is that when the player falls into the water, the coordinates are not recorded.

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DiePos<-{}; //Create a table where you can store coordinates
function onPlayerPart(player, reason) {
    if (DiePos.rawin(player.ID))
        DiePos.rawdelete(player.ID);
}

function onPlayerSpawn(player)
{
if(DiePos.rawin(player.ID)) //If an ID exists in the table
    {
        player.Pos=DiePos.rawget(player.ID); //Restores the player to death point
        DiePos.rawdelete(player.ID); //Delete coordinates after recovery
    }
}
function onPlayerDeath(player,reason)
{
 if(reason!=43)
{
 DiePos.rawset(player.ID,player.Pos); //After the player dies, the ID is used as the search object, and the death coordinates are stored in the table
}
}


#30

Script Showroom / Re: Dipeos command

Last post by Xmair - Mar 09, 2024, 06:56 PM

The following code may help you

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DiePos<-{}; //Create a table where you can store coordinates
function onPlayerSpawn(player)
{
if(DiePos.rawin(player.ID)) //If an ID exists in the table
    {
        player.Pos=DiePos.rawget(player.ID); //Restores the player to death point
        DiePos.rawdelete(player.ID); //Delete coordinates after recovery
    }
}
function onPlayerDeath(player,reason)
{
DiePos.rawset(player.ID,player.Pos); //After the player dies, the ID is used as the search object, and the death coordinates are stored in the table
}

You should also remove the player data once the player disconnects.

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function onPlayerPart(player, reason) {
    if (DiePos.rawin(player.ID))
        DiePos.rawdelete(player.ID);
}