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The Resurgence now also provides discord hosting.
Reference: https://forum.vc-mp.org/index.php?topic=9641

[The Resurgence Discord Hosting]

The Resurgence Discord Hosting

Note: This is experimental and can have bugs.

Many people in VCMP face discord plugin issues. I am glad to announce that The Resurgence has launched its discord hosting for VCMP. Now you dont need any discord plugins. Just a basic Socket plugin to handle discord for your server.

Features

• Multi channel support.
• Sending messages to channels in a discord server
• Receving messages with complete information from different channels.
• Sending customizable embed to the discord server.

Future
If I see a good popularity of it, I will add discord slash commands and interactions so you can obtain one of the best discord bots.

To apply, click the link below:
https://rtclan.vcmp.net/index.php?topic= 353.0

The error is not related to the code. There is something else. The stack overflow mentions that there is some kind of timer or a script that is creating soemthing indefinitely.

I guess you forgot about the new discord thingy we talked about xd

You cannot remove that afaik. You would need to make a custom class selector.

You need to attach some references like what did you do. We cannot help you show like directories and files correctly placed, etc

[The Resurgence Free Server hosting]

The Resurgence Free Server hosting

I am glad to announce that The Resurgence has launched its free vcmp server hosting service. Now people can apply and run a vcmp server for free! Visit the link for more details:

https://rtclan.vcmp.net/index.php?topic=290

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DistanceFromPoint(killer.Pos.x, killer.Pos.y, player.Pos.x, player.Pos.y)

A lot things to care of for example.

What if I enter a vehicle very quickly after spawning and drive it?
What if someone hits me a car and I am sent flying?

[Command Manager]

Command Manager

I had this command manager scripted long ago which I used in my old squirrel-based projects. Complete credits go to SLC as this command manager is a replica of the SqMod command manager and has a function of getting argument type made by him.


Installation

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function onScriptLoad()
{
    CPlayer.rawnewmember("Authority", 1);
    dofile("CMD_Manager.nut", true);
}


function onPlayerCommand(player, cmd, arguments)
{
    local str = cmd + (arguments == null ? "" : " " + arguments);
    if(cmd != "") CMD_Manager.Run(player, player.Authority, str);
}



The code for CMD_Manager.nut can be found on the Github Repository.


Usage


Creating command

The syntax to create a command is:

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CMD_Manager.Create(command, args_type, args_array, min_args, max_args, auth, protected, assoc)
Understanding the parameters

First argument is the command name.

Second are the command masks for each argument. At the moment it supports the following specifiers:

i The argument accepts integer.
f The argument accepts floating point number.
b The argument accepts boolean.
s The argument accepts string.
g This argument is a greedy argument. Anything after this argument is captured as a string and no further parsing is done.

And you can combine them if one argument accepts multiple types of values.

Let's say that your command expects integer or float for the first argument, boolean for the second, uppercase string for the third and integer, float or boolean for the fourth. Then your mask should be like:

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"if|b|u|ifb"
That way the command system knows how to parse the parameters and what values to expect.

Third argument is an array of argument names.  For example, let's say I'm creating a register command with 3 arguments. I'll probably specify ["name", "password", "email"].

The fourth and fifth argument is the minimum and maximum arguments that the command needs. When calling the command you only need the minimum and the rest is optional. You can have up to 16 arguments. I believe that's a fair number.

The sixth argument defines the authority/level of the command. It is validated with the newly added player.Authority. So yea, you got yourself an easy admin system in it, just change the player's authority.

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player.Authority = 5If the player's authority is equal to more than the command authority, then it is triggered.

The seventh argument defines whether you want to protect the command or validate it to the player's authority. When set to true, it checks whether the player's authority is equal to or more than the command's authority. When set to false, it skips this validation step.

The last argument is Assosicate. It defines whether to get command's  'args' in form of table or array. When set to true, values are received in table form or else in array form.


Once done, you need to bind an environment and a function with 2 parameters (player and arguments) to the command by for example,

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CMD_Manager.Create().BindExec(this, function (player, args) {

});


Lets create a command sethealth

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CMD_Manager.Create("sethealth", "s|i", ["Target", "HP"], 0, 2, 1, true, false).BindExec(this, function(player, args) {
    if(args.len() >= 2)
    {
        local plr = FindPlayer(args[2]);
        if(plr)
        {
            if(args[1] <= 255 && args[1] >= 0)
            {
                Message(format("%s changed the health of %s to %d", player.Name, plr.Name, args[1]));
                plr.Health = args[1];
            }
            else MessagePlayer("Health must be between 0 to 255.", player);
        }
        else MessagePlayer("Unknown player", player);
    }
    else MessagePlayer("Wrong syntax, use /sethealth <player> <hp>", player)
})
This command is set to work if the arguments passed by the player are in between 0 to 2, having authority 1. Since the Associate is defined as zero, the arguments are in form of an array. Now the same command but which Associate set to true:

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CMD_Manager.Create("sethealth", "s|i", ["Target", "HP"], 0, 2, 1, true, true).BindExec(this, function(player, args) {
    if(args.rawin("Target") && args.rawin("HP"))
    {
        local plr = FindPlayer(args.Target);
        if(plr)
        {
            if(args[1] <= 255 && args[1] >= 0)
            {
                Message(format("%s changed the health of %s to %d", player.Name, plr.Name, args.HP));
                plr.Health = args.HP;
            }
            else MessagePlayer("Health must be between 0 to 255.", player);
        }
        else MessagePlayer("Unknown player", player);
    }
    else MessagePlayer("Wrong syntax, use /sethealth <player> <hp>", player)
})The arguments are now in table form.


Error Handling:

In order to trigger errors for the commands, you need to define a BindFail function.

There are total 5 types of Errors defined in an Enum:

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enum CMDErrorTypes {
    UnknownCommand,
    InsufficientAuth,
    UnsupportedArg,
    IncompleteArgs,
    SyntaxError
}
An example of BindFail function:

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CMD_Manager.BindFail(this, function (type, player, cmd, msg) {

switch(type)
{
case CMDErrorTypes.UnknownCommand:
MessagePlayer("[#ffffff]Error - Command doesn't exist.", player);
break;
case CMDErrorTypes.InsufficientAuth:
MessagePlayer("[#FF3300]Error - Unauthorized Access.", player);
break;
case CMDErrorTypes.UnsupportedArg:
MessagePlayer(format("[#DDFF33]Error - Wrong type of parameter passed to command %s.", cmd), player);
break;
case CMDErrorTypes.IncompleteArgs:
MessagePlayer(format("[#FFDD33]Error - Incomplete arguments for command %s.", cmd), player);
break;
case CMDErrorTypes.SyntaxError:
MessagePlayer(format("[#ff0000]Error - [#ffffff]Command %s throwed an error: %s", cmd, msg), player);
break;
default:
print("Bind Fail called");
break;
}
})


All credits go to SLC for this post too as I stole some content of his





Some cool things that you can do for example:
[spoiler]

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CMD_Manager.Create("cmds", "", [""], 0, 0, 1, true, true).BindExec(this, function (player, args) {
    local msg = "";
    foreach(listener in CMD_Manager.GetArray())
    {
        {
            if(msg != "") msg += ", ";
            msg += listener.Name;
        }
    }
    MessagePlayer(format("Available commands: %s", msg), player);
});
An example of having commands with the same function but different name (like wep, we)

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{
    local exec = function (player, args) {
       if(args.rawin("code"))
    {
        try
        {
            local cscr = compilestring(args.code);
            cscr();
        }
        catch (e) MessagePlayer(format("Exection Error %s", e), player);
    }
    else MessagePlayer("/e ( Code )", player);
    }
    CMD_Manager.Create("e", "g", ["code"], 0, 1, 1, true, true).BindExec(this, exec);
    CMD_Manager.Create("exec", "g", ["code"], 0, 1, 1, true, true).BindExec(this, exec);
}
[/spoiler]

[Trailer:]

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New features:
- Event server is scripted in SqMod so you can get a smoother version of the event
- Reduced custom content thus less lag
- Better GUI for the event
- No 50-cap limit

For more info, refer to the forum thread or join our Discord server!


Trailer:

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there's word around this summer devs may come back and deal with all issues, but that depends only if they have time...

this word is around for years.

I can tell you the 3D arrow was implemented in 0.4.7.

and 0.4.7 never came out

[If you haven't heard about it before, Let's see how it works:]

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• Each team picks 2 bases from the base list. These bases will stay with them till the league ends.
• No teams can pick similar bases.
• The matches are usually 5 v 5, except if both teams agree to play with less than 5, that's okay too.
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[onPlayerSkinChange]

if you change your skin using player.Skin = skin; your weapon resets. In order to avoid that, add this in your script:

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function CPlayer::SetSkin(skin) {
    local slot = this.Slot;
    this.Skin = skin;
    this.Slot = slot;
}
Now use:

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player.SetSkin(skinid)

onPlayerSkinChange
If you want this event, use:

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function CPlayer::SetSkin(skin) {
    local slot = this.Slot, oldskin = this.Skin;
    this.Skin = skin;
    this.Slot = slot;
  onPlayerSkinChange(this, oldskin, skin)
}
Event:

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function onPlayerSkinChange(player, OldSkin, NewSkin) {
}