19.07.2012, 00:26
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Последний раз редактировалось Kindred; 19.07.2012 в 01:19.
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That sounds easy! We can totally make you a script without you telling us your file saving system, variables, functions, and other includes and defines!
I am totally going to help you with this, because that's what us people that have no script given do, even when the person who requests for it wants us to script this all from apparently scratch!
Below post, something like that could work.
I'd do something like this if you don't even have a cell system:
What I would do is make an enum like so:
Then, set owner to "None" and save it to a file, and load all the variables on GameModeInit.
When this is done, you can also add variables to the enum such as Pickup and 3DTextLabel, which you can then create when loading the cellinfo.
Then, when a player joins, it loops through all the cells and checks to see if any are available, and then it will get the first one.
Then you can add a /enter or /exit command, which checks if they are near the PosX, PosY, PosZ, and/or PosEX, PosEY, and PosEZ which will then take them to the other coordinates. (Of course, you could also just have a label and positions so that the doors can be opened by anyone, but you will still know who the owner is.
I am totally going to help you with this, because that's what us people that have no script given do, even when the person who requests for it wants us to script this all from apparently scratch!
Below post, something like that could work.
I'd do something like this if you don't even have a cell system:
What I would do is make an enum like so:
pawn Код:
enum CellInfo
{
Owner, //OWner of the cell
Price, //Cell Price
PosX, //Enterance PositonX
PosY, //Enterance PositionY
PosZ, //Enterance PositionZ
PosEX, //Exit PositionX
PosEY, //Exit PositionY
PosEZ //Exit PositionZ
}
new cInfo[MAX_CELLS][CellInfo];
When this is done, you can also add variables to the enum such as Pickup and 3DTextLabel, which you can then create when loading the cellinfo.
Then, when a player joins, it loops through all the cells and checks to see if any are available, and then it will get the first one.
Then you can add a /enter or /exit command, which checks if they are near the PosX, PosY, PosZ, and/or PosEX, PosEY, and PosEZ which will then take them to the other coordinates. (Of course, you could also just have a label and positions so that the doors can be opened by anyone, but you will still know who the owner is.