So im looking at one of xXziroXx's old scripts and i had some questions
Quote:
Originally Posted by xXziroXx
PHP Code:
function onPlayerChats()
{
tokens = player.chat.tokenize();
BodyParts = { "skin", "coat", "sleeves", "shoes", "belt", "all"};
BodyColors = { "white", "yellow", "orange", "pink", "red",
"darkred", "lightgreen", "green", "darkgreen", "lightblue",
"blue", "darkblue", "brown", "cynober", "purple",
"darkpurple", "lightgray", "gray", "black"};
if (BodyParts.index( tokens[0]) > -1 && BodyColors.index( tokens[1]) > -1) {
if (tokens[0] != "all") player.colors[ BodyParts.index( tokens[0])] = tokens[1];
else {
for (i: BodyParts) player.colors[ BodyParts.index( i)] = tokens[1];
}
player.chat = "Changed " @ tokens[0] @ " to " @ tokens[1] @ "!";
}
}
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PHP Code:
if (BodyParts.index( tokens[0]) > -1 && BodyColors.index( tokens[1]) > -1)
What does the -1 do? Assuming its the word number, how can words be less than first word (which is number 0).
PHP Code:
for (i: BodyParts) player.colors[ BodyParts.index( i)] = tokens[1];
What does the "i" do? My guess is its a variable?
Lastly can SPC be used instead of "@"?