Pickup to teleport to another server

[KAKAN]

But I guess that making player type /allowredirect is pretty frustrating sometimes depending on the conditions when you are redirecting player and its possible that the case also includes no approach for a player to read chat. In these situations a redirect without prompt and also without any nick change should be available.

Suppose, a player loves LW server, and loves Impersonating. So, if he impersonates someone on 'a' server, then the owner can easily redirect him to other server to get him/her banned.

[Stormeus]

The initial idea was to make the client ask the user for the password if OnIncomingConnection rejects the user, but this was never implemented.

Well, now that we have MGUI we probably could afford to add a prompt for that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Xmair]

But I guess that making player type /allowredirect is pretty frustrating sometimes depending on the conditions when you are redirecting player and its possible that the case also includes no approach for a player to read chat. In these situations a redirect without prompt and also without any nick change should be available.

Suppose, a player loves LW server, and loves Impersonating. So, if he impersonates someone on 'a' server, then the owner can easily redirect him to other server to get him/her banned.

Why is there even a nickname parameter then? ( ͡°( ͡° ͜ʖ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)ʖ ͡°) ͡°)

[ysc3839]

But I guess that making player type /allowredirect is pretty frustrating sometimes depending on the conditions when you are redirecting player and its possible that the case also includes no approach for a player to read chat. In these situations a redirect without prompt and also without any nick change should be available.

Suppose, a player loves LW server, and loves Impersonating. So, if he impersonates someone on 'a' server, then the owner can easily redirect him to other server to get him/her banned.

Why is there even a nickname parameter then? ( ͡°( ͡° ͜ʖ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)ʖ ͡°) ͡°)

I hope the browser could inside the client. Like MTA:SA.

[DizzasTeR]

But I guess that making player type /allowredirect is pretty frustrating sometimes depending on the conditions when you are redirecting player and its possible that the case also includes no approach for a player to read chat. In these situations a redirect without prompt and also without any nick change should be available.

Suppose, a player loves LW server, and loves Impersonating. So, if he impersonates someone on 'a' server, then the owner can easily redirect him to other server to get him/her banned.

Dude please, you make no sense and you are not understanding me at all.

I said there won't be a prompt if I use the nickname parameter, what's so hard to understand? Keep the nickname parameter optional, if server owner uses nickname parameter then the player will be told that he is getting redirected to 'some' server with 'this' nick and use the command to confirm. If I just don't use nickname parameter, he will get redirected without prompt.

If someone is impersonating on my server and joins LW accidentally by redirect, its better since he will get banned for impersonating.

[RW]

Use player.Redirect! player.Redirect(ip, port, nickname, serverpass, userpass);

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Use player.Redirect! player.Redirect(ip, port, nickname, serverpass, userpass);

You're so cool man. Thank god you came and showed them how to do it. None of these nabs could've figured otherwise. You saved the day.

[Thijn]

Use player.Redirect! player.Redirect(ip, port, nickname, serverpass, userpass);

If you'd actually read the topic before posting you'd know that's what they're using.

[EK.IceFlake]

The initial idea was to make the client ask the user for the password if OnIncomingConnection rejects the user, but this was never implemented.

Well, now that we have MGUI we probably could afford to add a prompt for that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Bumping this as a reminder. (PM me if this should be on a new topic rather than a bump)

[Stormeus]

The initial idea was to make the client ask the user for the password if OnIncomingConnection rejects the user, but this was never implemented.

Well, now that we have MGUI we probably could afford to add a prompt for that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Bumping this as a reminder. (PM me if this should be on a new topic rather than a bump)

Thanks for the reminder, I've logged it myself and I'll get to it once some other pending bugfixes and quality-of-life implementations are done.