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Kick NPC - knackworst - 10.12.2010
Hey, can I like kick my NPC with a timer? and let it come back with a timer
if yes, please tell me how...
Re: Kick NPC - Lynn - 10.12.2010
Yes, it can be done,
as I did it for a AirStrike in my San Andreas War v1 and v.2
But I forget how I did it...
I remember I had to use, /airstrike which would connect the NPC,
and the timer, would KickPlayer(NPCName);
Try Searching for it.
Re: Kick NPC - knackworst - 10.12.2010
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Originally Posted by Lynn
 Yes, it can be done,
as I did it for a AirStrike in my San Andreas War v1 and v.2 But I forget how I did it... I remember I had to use, /airstrike which would connect the NPC, and the timer, would KickPlayer(NPCName); Try Searching for it. |
does this also work with playerID's?
Re: Kick NPC - Lynn - 10.12.2010
No that's wrong.
I was wrong.
I must of used, DisconnectNPC();
or what ever the correct Syntax is.
I currently have not used Pawno is quite some time, so I don't remember it all perfectly xD
Then use, ConnectNPC();
Re: Kick NPC - DRIFT_HUNTER - 10.12.2010
Well you must know what is your npc ID and change playerid with NPCid
Maybe you will use something like these
pawn Код:
for(new i; i = 0; i++)
{
new name;//maybe new name[MAX_PLAYER_NAME];
GetPlayerName(i,name,MAX_PLAYER_NAME);
If(name == "Your Npc Name")
{
Kick(i);
}
}
Re: Kick NPC - Lynn - 10.12.2010
Yes, you must use Kick();
In-order to disconnect the NPC.
As I just remembered,
DisconnectNPC(); is not a real function.
My apologies.