How to overrule immunitycheck?

plastGNU · **Author**

AS topic says, im wondering how to overrule a flagcheck in my code.

I've been created a command and registered it as concmd, using flag ADMIN_LEVEL_A bound to it as accessflag needed.

However, what ive been trying with bad results is to be able to perform this command on admins as much as on normal users without any accesses. Like if I do this command on an admin, it will be performed and CONTINUED instead of saying "Client has Immunity"

Code:

 if(!cmd_access(id,level,cid,2))
   return PLUGIN_HANDELD

perhaps I would use this instead:

Code:

 if(get_user_flags(id)&ADMIN_LEVEL_A)
   return PLUGIN_CONTINUE

Am I totaly out-of-bounds here, or am I close to the solutionen?
Need a bit help.

Silverice146 · 06-20-2005 , 01:37

please show all of the small... its kind of hard to determine why, as far as anyone who just looks at this knows, you should be able to do it, and its just and ID10T error (sorry for the computer terms but i believe it was neccessary)

Geesu · 06-20-2005 , 01:40

in war3ft I use:

Code:

    if (!(get_user_flags(id)&ADMIN_LEVEL_A)) { 
        if(id != 0){
            client_print(id,print_console,"You have no access to this command")
            return PLUGIN_HANDLED
        }
    }

it looks right

jtp10181 · 06-20-2005 , 06:52

You need to look at the cmd_target section of your code. Look at the includes for info about the functions.

cmd_access just checks the access of the client sending the command. The second method you suggested it a poor way to do it since cmd_access is already there for you to use.

To not have cmd_targtet check for immunity you just need to edit the flag.

Code:

/* Flags:
*  1 - obey immunity
*  2 - allow yourself
*  4 - must be alive
*  8 - can't be bot */
stock cmd_target(id,const arg[],flags = 1)

so.... if you make "flags" "2" then you can run the command on anyone including yourself. The default is for it to be "1" which checks immunity.