[ғαιιοцт]

Fallout's Improved Player Info



Hi everyone!
I made a new 'playerinfo' command because the old 'player' command (in console) was a little.. crappy (sorry developers but you can't say that it is beautifully arranged)

the old one looks like this:


and the new one looks like this :


(notice the little difference xD)

The '/' that you see under 'State:' means that the player is joining.

I also added some new stuff ^^
I hope you think it's useful
It may be used for watching your server when you aren't playing on it. Than you can see if there is a player online that you don't want to be there or maybe a player is in a vehicle that is forbidden... or he can have a to high ping; that's why it could be useful

Download:



How to use:
- Put this filterscript in this folder: server\filterscripts\<here>
- Add F_IPInfo to your filterscripts line in server.cfg
- Type "playerinfo" (without " ") in the console.
- Enjoy!

Updates:
- Script is shorter now - same result. (thx Yom)



pls comment

[chytrak]

hm good, very usefully , good work

[ғαιιοцт]

thx chytrak

[Streetplaya]

Nice script. I thought the developers have done the players-command smart and quick. In the original format you can get the data into an array. (by stripping "\t")

[ғαιιοцт]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [1337 MaVe ] Nice script. I thought the developers have done the players-command smart and quick. In the original format you can get the data into an array. (by stripping "\t")

thx,
yes they made it quick :P they used tabs for every new column and when a name is shorter than an other name, the tab goes one tab further :P that's why it looks a little crappy

[pspleo]

Very nice, it's awesome.

[yom]

Quote:

if(PlayerName_Length == 3) { Tab_PlayerName_Length = " "; } if(PlayerName_Length == 4) { Tab_PlayerName_Length = " "; } if(PlayerName_Length == 5) { Tab_PlayerName_Length = " "; } if(PlayerName_Length == 6) { Tab_PlayerName_Length = " "; } etc etc..

Why don't you just use %Xs (where X is a number..)

Ex:

pawn Code:

printf( "%10s test", "First" );
printf( "%10s test", "Second" );

==

Code:

First  test
Second  test

Another example here.

Edit: also why do you use printf, like here,

pawn Code:

printf("ID: Name:       IP:        Ping: RCON: Vehicle:    State:");

when it's unneeded as you format nothing

[Rks25]

OnRconCommand should also be possible with a gm , not only fs's

[ғαιιοцт]

while trying to make that, i noticed that it only works for strings, not for integers

string example:

Code:

%10s becomes "aaaaa  "

integer example:

Code:

%10i becomes "  00000"

so with integers he puts the spaces in front of the value

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rks_ OnRconCommand should also be possible with a gm , not only fs's

hmm i read somewhere that it only works for fs's and than i didn't try it in gm

edit:

Quote:

Originally Posted by yom Edit: also why do you use printf, like here, pawn Code: printf("ID: Name:      IP:       Ping: RCON: Vehicle:    State:"); when it's unneeded as you format nothing

i probably copy pasted from an other line xD



I'll work it out tomorrow :P g2g now

[yom]

Quote:

Originally Posted by °ғαιιοцт° with integers he puts the spaces in front of the value

I think it's the way it should be, for me:

Code:

  12 players
 324 vehicles
 7890 objects

is easier to read than

Code:

12  players
324  vehicles
7890 objects

Quote:

Originally Posted by °ғαιιοцт° Quote: Originally Posted by Rks_ OnRconCommand should also be possible with a gm , not only fs's hmm i read somewhere that it only works for fs's and than i didn't try it in gm

It works in both but need to be used in a FS before it works in the GM.

This is enough to get it working in the GM (copy/paste in a blank file, compile and run as a FS):

pawn Code:

#forward OnRconCommand(cmd[]);
public OnRconCommand(cmd[])
  return false;