[Mean]

SOLVED

[HyperZ]

Try this: http://pawn.pastebin.com/avXbXdcr

Edit: Not tested.

[Mean]

Doesn't work, still the same

[Mean]

Bump -.-

[Mean]

Bump 2!
Anyone knows an answer?

[Mean]

Bump 3!
I really need help with this!

[Finn]

How does that even compile without warnings?

pawn Code:

stock LoadStats(playerid, name[], value[])
{
    if(!strcmp(name, "Cash")) GivePlayerMoney(playerid, strval(value));
    if(!strcmp(name, "Score")) SetPlayerScore(playerid, strval(value));
    if(!strcmp(name, "Level")) PInfo[playerid][Level] = strval(value);
    if(!strcmp(name, "Kills")) PInfo[playerid][Kills] = strval(value);
    if(!strcmp(name, "Deaths")) PInfo[playerid][Deaths] = strval(value);
}

[Mean]

Doesn't work, maybe I need to use a public instead of stock ?

[randomkid88]

Replace the contents of your LoadStats with this. You probably will have to add Cash and Score to your PInfo enum:

pawn Code:

INI_Int("Cash", PInfo[playerid][Cash]);
GivePlayerMoney(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Cash]);
INI_Int("Score", PInfo[playerid][Score]);
SetPlayerScore(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Score]);
INI_Int("Level", PInfo[playerid][Level]);
INI_Int("Kills", PInfo[playerid][Kills]);
INI_Int("Deaths", PInfo[playerid][Deaths]);

[Mean]

Quote:

Originally Posted by randomkid88 Replace the contents of your LoadStats with this. You probably will have to add Cash and Score to your PInfo enum: pawn Code: INI_Int("Cash", PInfo[playerid][Cash]); GivePlayerMoney(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Cash]); INI_Int("Score", PInfo[playerid][Score]); SetPlayerScore(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Score]); INI_Int("Level", PInfo[playerid][Level]); INI_Int("Kills", PInfo[playerid][Kills]); INI_Int("Deaths", PInfo[playerid][Deaths]);

Doesn't work, and I don't think INI_Int function is made for loading, didn't work either as public or stock, I will now test something else..

EDIT: Now I got:

pawn Code:

public LoadStats(playerid, name[], value[])
{
    if(!strcmp(name, "Cash"))
    {
        PInfo[playerid][Cash] = strval(value);
        ResetPlayerMoney(playerid);
        GivePlayerMoney(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Cash]);
    }
    if(!strcmp(name, "Score"))
    {
        PInfo[playerid][Score] = strval(value);
        SetPlayerScore(playerid, PInfo[playerid][Score]);
    }
    if(!strcmp(name, "Level"))
    {
        PInfo[playerid][Level] = strval(value);
    }
    if(!strcmp(name, "Kills"))
    {
        PInfo[playerid][Kills] = strval(value);
    }
    if(!strcmp(name, "Deaths"))
    {
        PInfo[playerid][Deaths] = strval(value);
    }
    return 1;
}

This is loading it:

pawn Code:

INI_ParseFile(file, "LoadStats", false, true, playerid);

What's the problem?

[randomkid88]

INI_Int is made for loading, and its how the system is designed to load things, its the function used to load. And how does it "not work"?

[Zh3r0]

I know this bug and it's annoying.

You need to re-format right before usin INI_Parse.

something like

pawn Код:

format(...);
INI_ParseFile(...);

[Mean]

Quote:

Originally Posted by randomkid88 INI_Int is made for loading, and its how the system is designed to load things, its the function used to load. And how does it "not work"?

Check Y_Ini topic

@Zh3r0 will try, can't now on my phone

[Mean]

Zh3r0, I just found it out, acutally you don't need to use format before parsing, but you can't parse twice somehow.

[Mean]

Sorry for the AWFUL double post, I just added some stuff to my enum, used only 1 parse, and it works now!

[Steven Paul]

congratz!!!!!!!!!