[iSkate]

Rank System

Six Ranks

• Newbie
• Survivor
• Kill Streaker
• Death Tech
• Rambo
• Kill Machine

The ranks have Text Draws + 3D Text labels over the player's head.
The ranks varies on the player's kills. For example if he kills 20+ players, his rank will be Survivor.
/ranks to show ranks => If you click on a dialog, you will get a message about the rank.

Killing Spree System

Ten Killing Sprees

• First Blood
• Double Kill
• Triple Kill
• Dominating
• Killing Spree
• Monster Kill
• Wicked Sick
• Ludicrous Kill
• Ultra Kill
• Unstoppable
• Godlike (version 1.1)

All the killing sprees have different sounds.
It sends Message to all that a specific player is on a specific killing spree.

Requirements

• dini.inc
• a_samp.inc

Credits

• DracoBlue for dini.inc
• inshal for the iRanks and Killing spree system
• Abrar Hassan for Rank System name(s)
• LeGGGeNNdA for killing spree name(s)

I also took some suggestions from other FilterScripts and made it better so they also get to be in credits.

/icredits to see the credits

Download

Version 1.0





Version 1.1





-Don't forget to +rep me if you liked my script.
-Sorry for bad English (I think...)

[Mckarlis]

Sounds nice going to test it soon

[iSkate]

Thanks. Don't forget to +rep if you like it.

[Ferjkee]

Work is good, but bad code

[iSkate]

What's bad?

[iSkate]

Updated the script : fixed some bugs.

[LeGGGeNNdA]

Looks pretty cool, add Godlike after Unstoppable at killing spree. +2

[Walkingfire]

Cool

[iSkate]

Nice suggestion. I will add it!

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by inshal What's bad?

Lots of things, actually.

• Using dini.
• Not checking if killerid is valid before using it in an array: generates out of bounds runtime errors if player dies from falling, explosions, drowning, etc.
• Attaching a shitload of labels to players: you never check if they already have a label attached and keep adding about 30 more every second (see points 4 and 5 below).
• Using OnPlayerUpdate to update stats; kills and deaths do not magically accumulate. Use OnPlayerDeath.
• Label variables aren't saved, making them impossible to destroy.
• Not using switch statements where appropriate (although debatable).
• Repeated code