[ThatFag]

hello there.
im currently making an roulette system for players.
I have created numbers and made the command
now my question is , can a player know for example what the next number will fall ??

Code:

enum rouletteHands_Enum
{
	RNumber,
	RCard[12],
}
new RouletteHands[][rouletteHands_Enum] = {
	{0, "Green"},
	{32, "Red"},
	{15, "Black"},
	{19, "Red"},
	{4, "Black"},
	{21, "Red"},
	{2, "Black"},
	{25, "Red"},
	{17, "Black"},
	{34, "Red"},
	{6, "Black"},
	{27, "Red"},
	{13, "Black"},
	{36, "Red"},
	{11, "Black"},
	{30, "Red"},
	{8, "Black"},
	{23, "Red"},
	{10, "Black"},
	{5, "Red"},
	{24, "Black"},
	{16, "Red"},
	{33, "Black"},
	{1, "Red"},
	{20, "Black"},
	{14, "Red"},
	{31, "Black"},
	{9, "Red"},
	{22, "Black"},
	{18, "Red"},
	{29, "Black"},
	{7, "Red"},
	{28, "Black"},
	{12, "Red"},
	{35, "Black"},
	{3, "Red"},
	{26, "Black"}
};

Those are my codes and the timer when player calls after pressing the cmd

Code:

function:RouletteTimer(playerid)
{
	new rouletteID = minrand(0, sizeof(RouletteHands));
	new iFormat[128];
	if(!strcmp(RouletteHands[rouletteID][RCard], "Black"))
	{
		format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (%s) ** (( %s ))", RouletteHands[rouletteID][RNumber], RouletteHands[rouletteID][RCard], MaskedName(playerid));
		NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, 0x282828FF);
	}
	else if(!strcmp(RouletteHands[rouletteID][RCard], "Red"))
	{
		format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (%s) ** (( %s ))", RouletteHands[rouletteID][RNumber], RouletteHands[rouletteID][RCard], MaskedName(playerid));
		NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, 0xFF1A1AFF);
	}
	else
	{
		format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (%s) ** (( %s ))", RouletteHands[rouletteID][RNumber], RouletteHands[rouletteID][RCard], MaskedName(playerid));
		NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, COLOR_GREEN);
	}
}

[NeXoR]

I have a suggestion for you, let me get on my PC and I'll post it

[NeXoR]

There you go

PHP Code:

static const RedNums[] =
{
    // All Red Numbers
};
static const BlueNums[] =
{
    // Blue Numbers
};
static const GreenNums[] =
{
    // Green Nums
};
function:RouletteTimer(playerid)
{
    new rouletteID = random(3), randomnum;
    new iFormat[128];
    switch(rouletteID)
    {
        case 0: // red
        {
            randomnum = random(sizeof(RedNums));
            format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (Red) ** (( %s ))", RedNums[randomnum], MaskedName(playerid));
            NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, 0x282828FF);
        }
        case 1: // blue
        {
            randomnum = random(sizeof(BlueNums));
            format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (Blue) ** (( %s ))", BlueNums[randomnum], MaskedName(playerid));
            NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, 0x282828FF);
        }
        case 2: // green
        {
            randomnum = random(sizeof(GreenNums));
            format(iFormat, sizeof(iFormat), "** The wheel lands on %d (Green) ** (( %s ))", GreenNums[randomnum], MaskedName(playerid));
            NearMessage(playerid, iFormat, 0x282828FF);
        }
    }
    return 1;
} 


[ThatFag]

Well my question was , can a player know what number will fall not how to script xD

but for ur effor ill give u a rep cuz u deserv it ty.

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThatFag Well my question was , can a player know what number will fall not how to script xD but for ur effor ill give u a rep cuz u deserv it ty.

I don't care about reputations but thanks, SAMP Community helped me so much so far so I want to give back
Well, basically, a player can guess the next number, but he has to do hell lot of work to do so.
Also - Since nobody who plays in your server knows your code, no chance they will do it.
P.S I still suggest on using my way, no one could ever guess the code since everything's random.

[Mauzen]

The result is chosen directly before it is shown to the players, so its impossible that they know it earlier, even if they had access to all the server variables somehow.

@NeXoR
Nice attempt to get cleaner code, but yours actually messes up the probabilities of the game. Theres just one or two green numbers, 0 and 00 (depending on the play style). With your code, those two number would have a 33% chance to appear. I know, its all about maximizing then casinos profits, but this is too obvious and players will complain about it

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mauzen The result is chosen directly before it is shown to the players, so its impossible that they know it earlier, even if they had access to all the server variables somehow. @NeXoR Nice attempt to get cleaner code, but yours actually messes up the probabilities of the game. Theres just one or two green numbers, 0 and 00 (depending on the play style). With your code, those two number would have a 33% chance to appear. I know, its all about maximizing then casinos profits, but this is too obvious and players will complain about it

Yeah actually a good point, I could have added a percentage rate for each number xD

[Pearson]

i think no.