[README]Before helping.

[rObInX]

I would advise everyone to stop helping people who doesn't provide enough information on their problem.
Some people plainly ask for ready made codes without even trying a bit. In such a way, they build servers and publish script with credits only to themselves.

Some scripters are like obesse lazy junks who themselves cannot take a step. They became like that because we let them to. They won't understand the methods to script, they need ready made codes.

To avoid this in future and to control the current situation, I request scripter to only provide help to appropriate ones.
First give them a method. If they can't succed, they'll provide the code they've made and you can do necessary correction.
In such a way, it benifits the whole community.

Regards,
rObInX

[DizzasTeR]

Where is the glue to sticky this.

Well said.

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Have you seen me reply to any of those topics? And if I did, then my reply should be something like "post the f*ing error message!". Of course I won't reply to those topics. I should just let them die as they're meant to. Maybe that way they'll begin to actually have some f*ing respect for the community. And if they don't want to learn how to have decency and common sense then they'll leave. Either way, it's a win win situation for me

[rObInX]

Have you seen me reply to any of those topics? And if I did, then my reply should be something like "post the f*ing error message!". Of course I won't reply to those topics. I should just let them die as they're meant to. Maybe that way they'll begin to actually have some f*ing respect for the community. And if they don't want to learn how to have decency and common sense then they'll leave. Either way, it's a win win situation for me

I ain't pointing towards anyone.
I'm crtisizing the fact that some scripters are ready even to script a whole server if these kind of people asks.

I like your signature.

[EK.IceFlake]

For example in my PMs

add in onScriptLoad

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SetDeathMessages(false);
dmsg <- array(224);And in onPlayerCommand

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function onPlayerCommand(player, command, arguments)
{
if (cmd == "dmessage")
{
    if (!arguments) ClientMessage("[#FF0000]Error: [#FFFFFF]Syntax invalid, [#00B2B2]/dmessage en/dis[#FFFFFF].", player, 0, 0, 0);
    else if (arguments != "on" && arguments != "off") ClientMessage("[#FF0000]Error: [#FFFFFF]Syntax invalid, [#00B2B2]/dmessage on/off[#FFFFFF].", player, 0, 0, 0);
    else
    {
        switch (arguments)
        {
            case "on":
                dmsg[player.ID] = 1;
                ClientMessage("[#33CC33]Status update: [#FFFFFF]You have enabled on-chat death messages", player, 0, 0, 0);
                break;
            case "off":
                dmsg[player.ID] = 0;
                ClientMessage("[#33CC33]Status update: [#FFFFFF]You have disabled on-chat death messages", player, 0, 0, 0);
                break;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}
}in onPlayerDeath

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WriteDeathMessage("[#33CC33]Information: [#00B2B2]" + player.Name + " [#FFFFFF]died");in onPlayerKill

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WriteDeathMessage("[#33CC33]Information: [#00B2B2]" + killer.Name + " [#FFFFFF]killed [#00B2B2]" + player.Name);
in whereever you wish
[code]function WriteDeathMessage(info)
{
    for (local i = 0; i <= 224; i++)
    {
        local plr = FindPlayer(i);
        if (plr && dmsg[i] == 1) ClientMessage(info, plr, 0, 0, 0);
    }
}
hope you like it

you give me dmessage cmd but it say arguments does not exist give me full

You have

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function onPlayerCommand(something1, something2, something3)Now, open up a text editor, press CTRL+H and replace arguments with what is written in something3

ok thnx it work but i dont want that dmessage i want that you have in screen if player death it say player.name body found in there etc...........

Too bad I wont give you

[EK.IceFlake]

Where is the glue to sticky this.

Well said.