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I dont see why this doesnt work..

NPC Code:

function onActionserverside() {

  this.join("door");

}

//#CLIETNSIDE

function onActionGrab() {

  triggeraction 0,0,serverside,test;

}

I also tried:

NPC Code:

//#CLIETNSIDE

function onActionGrab() {

  this.join("door");

}

Could someone help me? I'm not sure what it is, but i think actiongrab is messed up, if (actiongrab) also doesnt work

I'm gonna have to say it's not working because it doesn't exist. :)

The action of Grab is usually made custom. You can try something like this - it doesnt allow you to hold down A and must/should be in a timeout.

PHP Code:


		
			
  if (keydown(6))

  {

    if (this.grab == false && player.ani == "grab")

    {

      triggeraction(player.x + 1.5 + vecx(player.dir)*2, player.y + 1.5 + vecy(player.dir)*2, "grab", player.account, player.guild);

      this.grab = true;

    }

  }

  else this.grab = false;

The "grab" event is not built-in, the script wouldn't work anyway though since a triggeraction with "serverside" is for sending a trigger to a serverside weapon script.

Also why didn't he just do join("door");

Quote:

Originally Posted by KuJi

Also why didn't he just do join("door");

Because this.join("door"); is nice and implies scope.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skyld

Because this.join("door"); is nice and implies scope.

I mean over the ENTIRE script he didnt need to trigger the server to join it x.x

Quote:

Originally Posted by KuJi

I mean over the ENTIRE script he didnt need to trigger the server to join it x.x

Perhaps he is using a state-approach, where he joins a class in one state, and another class in another.

Example:

PHP Code:


		
			
// CLASSES/State1

function DoSomething() {

  echo("Currently in State 1.");

}



function LeavingState() {

  echo("Leaving State 1");

}



function JoiningState() {

  echo("Joining State 1");

}

PHP Code:


		
			
// CLASSES/State2

function DoSomething() {

  echo("Currently in State 2.");

}



function LeavingState() {

  echo("Leaving State 2");

}



function JoiningState() {

  echo("Joining State 2");

}

PHP Code:


		
			
// Some Object

function onCreated() {

  SetState(1);

}



function onPlayerChats() {

  if(player.chat.starts("/changestate")) {

    temp.state = (temp.state == 1 ? 2 : 1);

    SetState(temp.state);

  } else if(player.chat.starts("/dosomething")) {

    this.DoSomething();

  }

}



function SetState(stateNum) {

  if(this.state in |1,2|) {

    temp.oldstate = this.state;

    this.LeavingState();

    this.leave("State" @ temp.oldstate);

  }



  this.state = stateNum;

  this.join("State" @ this.state);

  this.JoiningState();

}

Being that ActionGrab doesn't exist try just using the keydown command along with playertouchsme.

i.e.

function onPlayerTouchsMe() {
if (keydown(4)) {
stuff
}
}

(I'm relatively sure the #4 = D I dunno what A is, but once you find that out it should work no problem).

why don't do something like:

PHP Code:


		
			
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onKeyPressed(code, key) 
{
  switch(key)
  {
    case "a":
      temp.gx = player.x + 1.5 + vecx(player.dir) * 2;
      temp.gy = player.y + 2 + vecy(player.dir )* 2;
      triggeraction(temp.gx, temp.gy, "Grab", player.account, player.guild);
    break;
  }
}

PHP Code:


		
			
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onActionGrab(acct, guild)
{
  hide();
  sleep(3);
  show();
}

and with the parametres in ActionGrab(acct, guild) you can make a protection system for example ^^
(the function "onActionGrab" can go in a class or an level npc too,
and the onKeyPressed could be added like an system, like -Grab?)

You don't need to add the player's details into a triggeraction... :) (player.account, player.guild etc)

Quote:

Originally Posted by xAndrewx (Post 1226693)

You don't need to add the player's details into a triggeraction... :) (player.account, player.guild etc)

Correct, just use actionplayer to find it out.

Quote:

Originally Posted by pig132 (Post 1213100)

//#CLIETNSIDE

No-one seemed to notice but i'm sure spelling clientside wrong doesn't help.