[Help] Password Protected Door

[iSlayer]

Hey guys what codes would I need to make a password protected door? I am not very good at scripting so I need some help!

Would it be like:

FunctionPlayerChats()
{
"password here"
setlevel2=secret.nw
}

I know it's horrible x-x, can someone help me fix it up?

[iSlayer]

This script would probably stuff up graal because it's so bad

[cbk1994]

PHP Code:

function onPlayerChats() {
  if (player.chat == "the password") {
    player.setLevel2("mylevel.nw", 32, 32);
  }
} 


I feel bad giving code without explaining it but I think you need to learn the basics of scripting first or you wouldn't understand the explanation anyway.

[iSlayer]

Well I was close! Just missing some (

[LordSquirt]

I like your dedication

[Gothika]

Originally Posted by iSlayer

This script would probably stuff up graal because it's so bad

Just work on your if statements a bit then you'll get the hang of things.

[Fulg0reSama]

I feel like explaining it for him

PHP Code:

function onPlayerChats() {
  if (player.chat == "the password") {
    player.setLevel2("mylevel.nw", 32, 32);
  }
} 


Now function onPlayerChats is self explainitory for the function is of when a player is to speak.
the if statement is where the condition for your doors password is set.

In this case if you were to say "the password" or whatever you set it to.
Your players level would then be set to the level, x and y coordinates in said level.

Hope this helps you understand it a bit more.

[Tigairius]

Here's a fun example of keeping a password secure. Let's say you have a password, "test" and you don't want any other scripter to know that the password is "test." You could do:

PHP Code:

function onPlayerChats() {
  if (md5(player.chat) == "098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6") {
    setlevel2("testlevel.nw", 30, 30);
  }
} 


Now simply say "test", and it'll warp you to testlevel.nw. Since there is no way to "decrypt" md5 other than brute force, this is a secure way to store odd passwords such as the password "aU4vOlz1" since they are not easily brute forced.

If you want to know the md5 of a string, you can do echo(md5("test"));

[Mark Sir Link]

http://tools.benramsey.com/md5/

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by Mark Sir Link

http://tools.benramsey.com/md5/

Which is a "rainbow table", not an actual decryption. Rainbow tables are large databases of words that have been encrypted into md5 and the word + the hash is stored, so if someone searches for the word, it can find the hash. It's not applicable for "decrypting" passwords that are unique though, like the one I stated above, "aU4vOlz1". It will only return results for stupid passwords like "cat", "dog", "1111", "1112" etc.

[Loriel]

great, keep advertising obsolete hash functions because they might not break down retardedly in your specific use case maybe