Hello there,
Yeah it's quite simple. Whenever you make a player enter the
DM Minigame, just assign a value to the player, e.g
- On top of your script:
Define a global variable (like, Minigun, etc) for each player, such as
Quote:
new Minigun[MAX_PLAYERS];
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Reason: This will declare a global variable, which can be used for each player id.
- Setting value to 0 in OnPlayerConnect:
- Using it in the script:
When you are teleporting a player to the DM Minigame: (means, when you are using the SetPlayerPos function to teleport a player)
When you are teleporting back a player from the DM Minigame: (means do this in your /leave command)
- How to prevent the players from using cmds in the DM Minigame
This can be done by two methods:
1. If you're using OnPlayerCommandText, then just simply do this:
Quote:
public OnPlayerCommandText(playerid, cmdtext[])
{
if(Minigun[playerid] == 1) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You can't use commands in DM Minigame!");
// your commands here
return 0;
}
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2. If you're using the ZCMD include then, you can use it's default (ZCMD) call back known as
Quote:
OnPlayerCommandReceived(playerid, cmdtext[])
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>> Ask if you need info about the second method.
- Note: I've used the global variable, as it is much a lot easier than using the function " SetPVarInt ". But if you want to use that instead, I can guide you in that too.
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Regards, - Noob Programmer Akbaig. (Started programming one year ago)
