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Once Again X_X Jail Script

I know the forum ruless, and yes i know im NOT meant to ask for help above my scripting level but i finally have this script working so you double click a player and it has "jail" "unjail" and "warn". could someone please add somehing so i can have time function so theres like a text bit with where you put the time :3?
thanks in advanced
-Gunderak

PHP Code:


		
			
function onActionServerSide() {

if (params[0] == "jail") {

 findplayerbycommunityname(params[1]).setlevel2("jail.nw", 31.5, 28.5).addweapon ("-Jail");;

}

if (params[0] == "unjail") {

findplayerbycommunityname(params[1]).setlevel2("ge_f2.nw", 0, 24);

}

if (params[0] == "warn") {

findplayerbycommunityname(params[1]).setlevel2("warning_room.nw", 37.5, 16.5);

}

}



//Scripted By Gunderak

//#CLIENTSIDE

function onCreated() {

  new GuiTextCtrl("MyGUI_TextEdit1") { 

    profile = GuiBlueTextProfile;

    x = 81;

    y = 5;

    height = 20;

    text = "";

  }

}

function onMouseDown(mode) {

  if (mode == "double") {

    for (pl: players) {

      if ( mousex in | pl.x + 0.5, pl.x + 2.5| && mousey in | pl.y, pl.y + 3|) { 

        if (pl != NULL) {

           new GuiWindowCtrl("MyGUI_Window1") {

    profile = GuiBlueWindowProfile;

    clientrelative = true;

    clientextent = "85,126";



    canmaximize = false;

    canminimize = false;

    canmove = true;

    canresize = true;

    closequery = false;

    destroyonhide = true;

    text = "Staff";

    y = 96;



    new GuiButtonCtrl("MyGUI_Button1") {

      profile = GuiBlueButtonProfile;

      text = "Jail";

      width = 85;

    }

    new GuiButtonCtrl("MyGUI_Button2") {

      profile = GuiBlueButtonProfile;

      text = "UnJail";

      width = 85;

      y = 29;

    }

    new GuiButtonCtrl("MyGUI_Button3") {

      profile = GuiBlueButtonProfile;

      text = "Warn";

      width = 85;

      y = 58;

    }

    new GuiTextEditCtrl("MyGUI_TextEdit1") {

      profile = GuiBlueTextEditProfile;

      height = 20;

      width = 85;

      x = 0;

      y = 106;

      MyGUI_TextEdit1.text = pl.account;

    }

      new GuiTextEditCtrl("MyGUI_TextEdit2") {

      profile = GuiBlueTextEditProfile;

      height = 20;

      width = 85;

      x = 0;

      y = 88;

      MyGUI_TextEdit2.text = pl.nick;

    }

  }

}

}

function MyGUI_Button1.onAction() {

triggerserver("gui",this.name,"jail",MyGUI_TextEdit1.text);

player.addweapon(-Jailed);

}



function MyGUI_Button2.onAction() {

triggerserver("gui",this.name,"unjail",MyGUI_TextEdit1.text);

}



function MyGUI_Button3.onAction() {

triggerserver("gui",this.name,"warn",MyGUI_TextEdit1.text);

}

        }

      }

    }

When I was on your server before, you said you have been scripting for 5 years. Why do I now not believe you.

i never said i have been scripting for give years O_O lolwtf
i have been for like 2 months now

Try creating another GuiTextEditCtrl and making that object the place you put the amount of jail time (seconds) into.
You could then use that time in your -Jail weapon, making it count down so when the timer reaches 0, the player would be released.

If you know you're not supposed to post for help on scripts above your scripting level, why are you doing it?

Go read the guides you've been linked to. Script begging is no way to make a server.

Please, get a coder.

You aren't even trying to understand or learn how to script, all your posts are the same dribble.

"Oh now I get it XD!! ... but how would I implemented X into the script. :3"

It's not cute, it's annoying and unfair to all the people who are actually trying to learn and want to succeed. I'm sorry but if this is your attitude towards scripting you're never going to learn and trying to help you (in hope of one day you'd be able to help yourself) will ultimately become a waste of time.

The scripts you're begging for aren't even beneficial to your server. Jail systems and the like shouldn't even be thought about when just starting development on a server.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunderak (Post 1658218)

i finally have this script working so you double click a player and it has "jail" "unjail" and "warn"

Just wondering how you can have this script working.... after taking a close look. Since you where kind of begging for codes since 3 days now and "learning" from it you should have finally realized that you can´t add functions into functions... learn debugging that before "trying" to learn a jail script.

The only thing you did at that script so far was just the GUI.

I will confirm that the script does work and I have patched it up for him, and I am working on the time stuff that he needs.

:oo: thought you cant do functions inside functions....

Quote:

Originally Posted by callimuc (Post 1658282)

:oo: thought you cant do functions inside functions....

You can't, but GScript is forgiving so it's working either as a result of how it was implemented or the interpreter is guessing what it is supposed to do. Never put functions inside of functions (minus anonymous ones).

ah good than I thought kind of right :P

@fowlplay i am trying to learn, i learn by studing scripts and figuring out exactly how they work X_X

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunderak (Post 1658327)

@fowlplay i am trying to learn, i learn by studing scripts and figuring out exactly how they work X_X

It would be much better to take time to learn the simple things first, before delving into more complex things like GP tools, which you don't really need anyway.

Once you get a grasp of the basic syntax, how variables and objects work, serverside/clientside differences and communication, not only would you be able to avoid such problems as you have, but you might then be able to think of ways to execute the purpose of the script better.

Scripting isn't really about piecing together functions for the sake of working.