Jail Command - Saving + shown - Printable Version

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Jail Command - Saving + shown - yvoms - 27.07.2016

Greetings,
i'm trying to create a /jail command with the prefix /jail playername secconds reason,
The player should be jailed in a random cell (3 existing), His weapons should be reset, and his health should be unlimited to prevent him being killed, also if a player leaves the server, the remaining secconds he should spend in the jail cell should be saved in the database, i already created the database column.

Code:

CMD:jail(playerid, params[])
{
	new id, aname[MAX_PLAYER_NAME], name[MAX_PLAYER_NAME], Reason[120], secconds[120], string[128];
	if(pData[playerid][Admin] < 1) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_WHITE, "[Error]: You are not authorized to use this command.");
	if(sscanf(params,"uds[128]",id, Reason)) return SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"[Admin]: /jail [ID | Name] [secconds] [Reason]");
	if(pData[playerid][Admin] < pData[id][Admin]) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_WHITE, "[Error]:You are not authorized to use this command on a higher level administrator.");
	if(id == playerid) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_WHITE,"[Error]:You can not perform this command on yourself.");
    else if(id == INVALID_PLAYER_ID) return SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"[Error]:This player is not connected.");
	return 1;
}

So basically when a player gets jailed i would like to display the time left in jail at the top of the screen in the center, i have no idea on how to do this, so i would really really appreciate it if someone could help me with this.

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - Shinja - 27.07.2016

Code:

new countt[MAX_PLAYERS], counter[MAX_PLAYERS];

Code:

forward JailCount(playerid);
public JailCount(playerid)
{
    new string[55];
    counter[playerid]--;
    format(string, sizeof(string),"~b~%d Second remaining", counter[playerid]);
    GameTextForPlayer(playerid, string, 990, 3);
    if(counter[playerid] <= 0)
    {
        format( string, sizeof(string), "~g~Released from jail");
        GameTextForPlayer(playerid, string, 990, 3);
        KillTimer(countt[playerid]);
        Jailed[playerid] = 0;
		SpawnPlayer(playerid);
		SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, 0);
		SetPlayerInterior(playerid, 0);
		new Float: PPos[3];
		GetPlayerPos(playerid, PPos[0], PPos[1], PPos[2]);
		PlayerPlaySound(playerid, 1058, PPos[0], PPos[1], PPos[2]);
    }
    return 1;
}

and add to your command

Code:

RemovePlayerFromVehicle(id);
ResetPlayerWeapons(id);
SetPlayerPos(id, 264.8763, 77.8042, 1001.0391);//jail pos
SetPlayerInterior(id, 6);//jail interior
Jailed[id] = 1;//jailed variable
new time = secconds*1000
counter[id] = 60;
countt[id] = SetTimerEx("Count", time, true, "i", id);

By the way, your sccanf doesn't contain time

Code:

if(sscanf(params,"uis[124]",id, secconds, Reason)) return SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"[Admin]: /jail [ID | Name] [secconds] [Reason]");

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - yvoms - 27.07.2016

I meant something like the screenshot i provided,
http://puu.sh/qgNFE/2e653654d4.jpg
also, if a player exits the game or crashes i would like to save the remaining time left

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - AndySedeyn - 27.07.2016

> Create an array for the random jails.

PHP Code:



enum E_JAIL_DATA {


    Float:posX,

    Float:posY,

    Float:posZ,

    interior

};

new const gArr_RandomJail[][E_JAIL_DATA] = {


    { coord_posx, coord_posy, coord_posz, coord_interior } // replace these with the correct coordinates

};

> Create a player variable which will hold the amount of jail time in seconds.
> Create a boolean player variable which will be true when the player is jailed and false when not

PHP Code:



enum E_PLAYER_DATA {


    bool:Jailed,

    JailTime

};

new Player[MAX_PLAYERS][E_PLAYER_DATA];

> Create a timer that reduces this variable by 1 (if the timer loops with a 1 second delay). I advise having one global player timer. Use this timer for multiple scripts and not only this one.

PHP Code:



public OnGameModeInit() {


    SetTimer("g_PlayerTimer", 1000, true);

    return true;

}


forward g_PlayerTimer();

public g_PlayerTimer() {


    foreach(new i : Player) {


        if(Player[playerid][Jailed]) {


            switch(--Player[playerid][JailTime]) {


                case 0: {


                    // released

                    Player[playerid][Jailed] = false;

                }

                default: {


                    // Sentence not over yet

                }

            }

        }

    }

    return true;

}

> Upon jailing the player, set the boolean variable to true
> Send player to one of the random jails
> Reset their weapons

PHP Code:



CMD:jail(playerid, params[]) {


    new

        targetid,

        time;


    if(sscanf(params, "ui", targetid, time)) {


        return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /jail <targetid/partofname> <time (seconds)>");

    }


    // ...

    // Error checks

    // ...


    Player[targetid][Jailed] = true;

    Player[targetid][JailTime] = (time * 1000);


    new

        randJail = sizeof(gArr_RandomJail);


    SetPlayerPos(playerid, gArr_RandomJail[randJail][posX], gArr_RandomJail[randJail][posY], gArr_RandomJail[randJail][posZ]);

    SetPlayerInterior(playerid, gArr_RandomJail[randJail][interior]);  


    ResetPlayerWeapons(playerid);


    return true;

}

> Set the player's health to a high number to represent 'god mode' or use OnPlayerTakeDamage to set the player's health back to 100

PHP Code:



public OnPlayerTakeDamage(playerid, issuerid, Float:amount, weaponid, bodypart) {


    if(Player[playerid][Jailed]) {


        SetPlayerHealth(playerid, 100.0);

    }

    return true;

}

> Save the value of both variables to the database
> Send the player back to jail and resume the timer after loading the data (and if the boolean is set to true)
> Create a textdraw which you will update in the timer

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - yvoms - 28.07.2016

Thank you andy, however the player is not being sent to jail when he Reconnects, also the textdraw is not updating.
Fixed the textdraw, however when i reconnect i do get the Textdraw saying im jailed, but it does not send back to jail.

Is it because im randomly spawning the player after i spawned him in the jail?

Code:

public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{   
    if(pData[playerid][JailTime] > 0) {

        // Player was in jail before logging off
        Player_SendToJail(playerid);
        }

    new Random = random(sizeof(RandomSpawns));
    SetPlayerPos(playerid, RandomSpawns[Random][0], RandomSpawns[Random][1], RandomSpawns[Random][2]);
    SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, RandomSpawns[Random][3]); 

    return 1;
}

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - AndySedeyn - 28.07.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by yvoms

Thank you andy, however the player is not being sent to jail when he Reconnects, also the textdraw is not updating.
Fixed the textdraw, however when i reconnect i do get the Textdraw saying im jailed, but it does not send back to jail.

Is it because im randomly spawning the player after i spawned him in the jail?

Code:

public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{   
    if(pData[playerid][JailTime] > 0) {

        // Player was in jail before logging off
        Player_SendToJail(playerid);
        }

    new Random = random(sizeof(RandomSpawns));
    SetPlayerPos(playerid, RandomSpawns[Random][0], RandomSpawns[Random][1], RandomSpawns[Random][2]);
    SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, RandomSpawns[Random][3]); 

    return 1;
}

Yes. Don't change the spawn coordinates of the player after sending them to the jail.

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - yvoms - 28.07.2016

Hmm, i'm having some issues with that, would it work if i'd do it like this?
if(pData[playerid][JailTime] > 0){
PlayerSendToJail)PLayerid)
} Else {
Playerspawningstuff
}

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - AndySedeyn - 28.07.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by yvoms

Hmm, i'm having some issues with that, would it work if i'd do it like this?
if(pData[playerid][JailTime] > 0){
PlayerSendToJail)PLayerid)
} Else {
Playerspawningstuff
}

That should work. I would personally use 'Jailed' in if-statements. It was initially created to be used in if-statements.

Re: Jail Command - Saving + shown - yvoms - 28.07.2016

yeah the method i said is not really working hehe,

It spawns the player in one of the random spawnpoints, and the timer keeps running saying he is jailed