player.attr serverside

[Chompy]

quick question, is player.attr's readable serverside?

[ToNy_W]

just tested it and it worked :P

[Chompy]

hmm,

PHP Code:

function onActionServerisde( acct)
{
  plyr = findplayer( @ temp.acct);
  with( plyr)
    temp.array = { player.attr[ 1], player.attr[ 2]};
} 


this doesn't seem to work for me..
reading an others player.attr's

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by Chompy

hmm,

PHP Code:

function onActionServerisde( acct)
{
  plyr = findplayer( @ temp.acct);
  with( plyr)
    temp.array = { player.attr[ 1], player.attr[ 2]};
} 


this doesn't seem to work for me..
reading an others player.attr's

Can I suggest:

PHP Code:

function onActionserverside(temp.acct)
{
  temp.plyr = findPlayer(temp.acct);
  temp.array = {temp.plyr.attr[1], temp.plyr.attr[2]};
} 


Also what's with this awful style of putting spaces at the beginning of function parameters and such? :/

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by Skyld

Can I suggest:

PHP Code:

function onActionserverside(temp.acct)
{
  temp.plyr = findPlayer(temp.acct);
  temp.array = {temp.plyr.attr[1], temp.plyr.attr[2]};
} 


Also what's with this awful style of putting spaces at the beginning of function parameters and such? :/

I'll try that method,

and my styling, I like the spacing, gives more readability when having alot of parametres, well thats what I think :o

[xXziroXx]

Ugh, we have another Contiga styler..

[Chandler]

Originally Posted by Chompy

hmm,

PHP Code:

function onActionServerisde(curAcct)
{
  temp.curPlyr = findplayer(temp.curAcct);
  temp.array = {temp.curPlyr.attr[1], temp.curPlyr.attr[2]};
} 


this doesn't seem to work for me..
reading an others player.attr's

You was reading your own attributes... you found the player, but you decided to also find your own attributes...

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by Chandler

You was reading your own attributes... you found the player, but you decided to also find your own attributes...

That makes no sense?

[Chandler]

Originally Posted by Skyld

That makes no sense?

It made sense to me! :>
Ah wait, I forgot that ''with'' doesn't need to be addressed again with the temp.curAccount, as you've already found the player.

temp.curAccount = findPlayer("cHANDLER");
with(temp.curAccount)
{
  temp.array = {player.attr[1], player.attr[2]};
}

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by Chandler

It made sense to me! :>
Ah wait, I forgot that ''with'' doesn't need to be addressed again with the temp.curAccount, as you've already found the player.

temp.curAccount = findPlayer("cHANDLER");
with(temp.curAccount)
{
  temp.array = {player.attr[1], player.attr[2]};
}

:]

Well, I got it to work, thanks to Skyld

Now this is my other question, why can you read an other players 'player.' vars, but not strings like 'clientr.' (This is what I experienced)

[contiga]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Ugh, we have another Contiga styler..

I don't style like;

PHP Code:

function onCreated() 
{
  //stuff
} 


I do;

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  //stuff
} 


[JkWhoSaysNi]

Ditto! I can't stand the extra line just for the {

though one thing that does irk me is seeing

PHP Code:

...
} else {
... 


[xXziroXx]

I always does a new line for brackets BUT only on a new function, NEVER in other places in the script.

[Chompy]

I do it because (the line break for bracet) so that if the script is like, huge,
I can hover my mouse over the bracet and scroll the mouse down to see where it ends :]

Originally Posted by contiga

I don't style like;

PHP Code:

function onCreated() 
{
  //stuff
} 


I do;

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  //stuff
} 


[Admins]

Originally Posted by Chompy

Now this is my other question, why can you read an other players 'player.' vars, but not strings like 'clientr.'

You can - otherplayer.clientr.var

[Andy0687]

Originally Posted by contiga

.

he means the weird spacing

[zokemon]

Did you try player.clientr.foo while in another player?

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by zokemon

Did you try player.clientr.foo while in another player?

yup, it readed stuff like player.headimg perfectly, but when I did player.clientr.foo etc.., it didn't work

Edit:

Well, I can't get this to work

PHP Code:

array.clear();
with( findplayer( temp.acct))
  array = { player.clientr.mud.stats2.strength, player.clientr.mud.stats2.dexterity, player.clientr.mud.stats2.intelligence, player.clientr.mud.stats2.luck, player.clientr.mud.stats.maxhp, player.clientr.mud.stats.curhp, player.clientr.mud.stats.maxmp, player.clientr.mud.stats.curmp, player.clientr.mud.stats.level, player.clientr.mud.class_name, player.clientr.mud.race_name, player.clientr.mud.weapon, { player.headimg, player.bodyimg, player.colors[ 0], player.colors[ 1], player.colors[ 2], player.colors[ 3], player.colors[ 4], player.shieldimg, player.attr[ 2]}}; 


should I not use the player.*?

PHP Code:

plyr = findplayer( temp.acct);
array = { plyr.clientr.*}; 


didn't work :[

[Chompy]

sorry for double post, but

doing this clientside;

PHP Code:

echo( findplayer( temp.acct).clientr.mud.stats.curhp); 


output nothing, but

PHP Code:

echo( findplayer( temp.acct).headimg); 


works...

Anyone know how to fix this, because I don't want to go serverside..



Also, (this is clientside)

PHP Code:

  plyr = findplayer( temp.acct);
  echo( plyr.account; 


works perfectly, but (also clientside)

PHP Code:

  plyr = findplayer( temp.acct);
  echo( plyr.clientr.mud.stats.maxhp); 


doesn't work..

I am beginning to think that you can just read a other players 'player.*' vars, and vars like clientr,
but, findplayer recieves the 'player.*' object, so maybe thats why it only can do player.' vars..

arrh, confusing, anyone know how to get this to work? (reading a player clientr strings clientside (an other player))

[xXziroXx]

You can NOT read player strings clientsided, only his attributes.

[Chandler]

temp.mudStats = {
  {"clientr.mud.stats2", {"strength", "dexterity", "intelligence", "luck"}},
  {"clientr.mud.stats", {"maxhp", "curhp", "maxmp", "curmp"}},
  {"player", {"headimg", "bodyimg", "shieldimg", "colors[0]", "colors[1]"}}
};
temp.curPlayer = findPlayer(temp.curAcc);
for (temp.curData: temp.mudStats)
{
  for (temp.curVar: temp.curData[1])
  {
    makevar("temp.curPlayer." @ temp.curData[0]) = makevar("temp.curPlayer." @ temp.curData[0] @ "." @ temp.curVar);
  }
} 

Should work... havn't tested though I'm afraid!