SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
JoeDaDude - 20.01.2010
I have several commands on dcmd,
But ingame it just says Unknown Command?
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
thiaZ_ - 20.01.2010
maybe you forget the return 1;
pawn Код:
dcmd_heal(playerid,params[])
{
SetPlayerHealth(playerid,100.0);
return 1;
}
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
JoeDaDude - 20.01.2010
Nope not that, I would get loads of errors if i did
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
Lajko1 - 20.01.2010
it was happening to me too,but i am sure it should be returns... return 1; etc
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
thiaZ_ - 20.01.2010
yea, when i was using dcmd i it always executed the command first and after that it returned the message command is invalid blabla. im pretty sure that you have forgotten a return 1; otherwise you'll have to show your code here.
//: Are you sure you have return 1; too in your onplayercommandtext callback?
Quote:
Returns: Returning 0 in this callback will pass the command to another script or display 'SERVER: Unknown command' if there are no scripts to pass it on to
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Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
JoeDaDude - 20.01.2010
Its nothing to do with any returns,
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
boelie - 20.01.2010
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Its nothing to do with any returns
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yes it does actually, can you show us a piece you have under onplayercommandtext ?
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
Correlli - 20.01.2010
Post any of these commands.
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
JoeDaDude - 20.01.2010
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Originally Posted by boelie
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Its nothing to do with any returns
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yes it does actually, can you show us a piece you have under onplayercommandtext ?
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Its nothing to do with returns,
If it was a returns problem then the command wouldnt show at all,
But it just says SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, If it was returns,
It wouldnt do anything, It would just be blank,
One of my codes
pawn Код:
dcmd_kill(playerid, params[])
{
#pragma unused params
SetPlayerHealth(playerid, 0);
return 1;
}
Re: SERVER: UNKNOWN COMMAND, ??? -
JoeDaDude - 20.01.2010
Bumpetty Bump Bump