[Supercop]

I am trying to expand the anti-cheat of a script I use, and I don't have a clue how to solve this:

I want that the script checks if a player has 100 armour or more, if so, something should happen.

How I do this?

[Walsh]

You could set a timer on GameModeInit every 5 seconds to check armour.

pawn Код:

public OnGameModeInit()
{
    SetTimer("ArmourCheck",5000,true);
    return 1;
}
forward ArmourCheck(playerid);
public ArmourCheck(playerid)
{
    for(new i=0; i <MAX_PLAYERS; i++) // loops through all the players
    {
        new Float:armour;
        GetPlayerArmour(i,armour); // Gets everyone's armour
        if(armour > 100) // if anyone's armour is bigger than 100, then
        {
            Ban(i); // It bans them
        }
    }
    return 1;
}

[Rob_Maate]

Just ensure your script only ever sets a player's armor to a maximum of 99.

For instance:

#define MAX_ARMOR 99

and when setting the player's armor...

pawn Код:

SetPlayerArmour(playerid, MAX_ARMOR);

in place of 100.0

If your script can ONLY SET a player's armor to 99 or less, your free to ban anyone that acquires 100 armor.
Don't detect for ONLY more than 100, considering most health/armor hacks are aware this is monitored and don't do it.

You could use the above timer, or simply in OnPlayerUpdate:

pawn Код:

public OnPlayerUpdate(playerid)
{
    new Float:Armor;
    GetPlayerArmour(playerid, Armor);
    if(Armor >= 100) BanEx(playerid, "Armor-Hacks");
    return 1;
}

[Supercop]

I did but it doesn't work.

Instead of banning the player I set that the admins should receive a warning message, but this fails.

In the script I made sure that all posible of ways of gaining armour (set by admin, LSPD on duty, etc.) have a maximum of 99. I made a quick command to give myself 100 armour to test the system but it doesn't seem to work.