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gani problem >_<

Well, once again I have a gani problem...!

I'm using Ziro's method as he explained in his other thread...
But I don't know if I am doing it wrong or it's something wrong with the script(s)

I'm using this to attach the gani, in an onPlayerEnters() event

PHP Code:


		
			
player.attr[5] = "chompy_interface.gani";
player.attr[6] = @{player.nick, clientr.mud.stats_level};

gani script

PHP Code:


		
			
SCRIPT
function onPlayerEnters()
  setTimer(0.05);
function onTimeout()
{
  with(findimg(2)) {
    text = player.attr[6].tokenize(",")[0];
    x = player.x + 1.5;
    y = player.y + 3.5;
    zoom = 0.8;
    style = "bc";
    red = 1;
    green = 1;
    blue = 1;
    alpha = 0.99;
    layer = 0;
  }
  with(findimg(3)) {
    text = "[Level" SPC player.attr[6].tokenize()[1] @ "]";
    x = player.x + 1.5;
    y = player.y + 4.5;
    zoom = 0.65;
    style = "bc";
    red = 0;
    green = 0.88;
    blue = 0;
    alpha = 0.99;
    layer = 0;
  }
setTimer(0.05);
}
SCRIPTEND

The problem is, let's say there are 5 players in a level, as myself, number 1,
I can see 1, 2 and 3 for example, BUT not 4 and 5..
But, 4 and 5 can see everyones (1, 2, 3, 4, and 5)..

Quite annoying..

Anyone (or Ziro) could help me with this?

Please, correct me if I am to be wrong.

HTML Code:

text = player.attr[6].tokenize(",")[0];

Shouldn't this be

HTML Code:

text = player.attr[6][0];

However, you're finding that image over and over again.
Maybe use "attachtoowner" with a particle, which could give the same effect. You could also update it when necessary?
I don't know why you you can only see certain ones, maybe it's something calling this weapon? Make sure everyone is to receive the "trigger".

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chandler (Post 1297365)

Please, correct me if I am to be wrong.

HTML Code:

text = player.attr[6].tokenize(",")[0];

Shouldn't this be

HTML Code:

text = player.attr[6][0];

Check this for the tokenize() matter; http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=72413

Yeah, I was using Ziro's method, but I used tokenize(",") because the first member was the name/nick, and the name will probably contain spaces, but I gotta fix that later because names will have comma's too..

Well, I'll try the particle method Chandler :p

And, the player.attr[6] is updated each time the player changes his name or levelups..