Searching through players.

[Ronnie]

So guys, I have a script and for my script it has a client string of theres set, and I checked and they do have the client string in there atts.
But it doesn't read it correctly and adds them to my gui anyway.

PHP Code:

   for(temp.a: allplayers) {
    if(!temp.a.isexternal) {
     temp.b=findplayer(temp.a);
     with(temp.b){
      if(temp.b.client.guildmode == 3){
       return;
       }
       i++;
       addrow(i,temp.a.account @ ":" @ temp.a.nick);
       }    
      }
     } 


If you need the rest of the script it can be listed, but I tried multiple ways to go through the players client strings and they don't work.

thanks in advance!

[[email protected]]

You can't read another players client. flags from the clientside.

PHP Code:

for (temp.p: allplayers) {
  if (p.isexternal) continue;
  //Make another check for the string
  temp.count++;
  addRow(count, p.account @ ":" @ p.nick);
} 


[Ronnie]

Since when, I thought client strings were view able, but clientr. were not ?

[DustyPorViva]

It's not a matter of client vs clientr, but when you're reading data about other players, I don't think Graal stores client vars in the player objects. Could you imagine how much data would be sent if you were in a room with 20 other players who had a ****load of client vars?

[Ronnie]

Meh, I see you point, well what would be the best way for checking something like this, storing it in a txt file, or using a db npc , or a server.flag?

[xXziroXx]

Store it in an attribute, those are readable from other objects.

[Ronnie]

What do you mean?

[Tigairius]

PHP Code:

player.attr[20] = 3; 


instead of

PHP Code:

client.guildmode = 3 


Make sure you set the attribute serverside.

[Ronnie]

Ah , okay, thanks tig, and that is readable clientside? or no?

[Tigairius]

Yes