Round start

Kensai · **Author**

How would I make a plugin read when the round starts, so I can like "reset" it.

Kensai · 09-25-2005 , 01:14

Nevermind got it.

smallwimpyboy · 09-25-2005 , 02:22

are you sure?

Kensai · 09-25-2005 , 03:24

I was. Lol. Now that doesn't work. So I'm open to any help. Thanks.

Batman/Gorlag · 09-25-2005 , 03:31

Code:

register_logevent("round_start", 2, "0=World triggered" "1=Round_Start")

public round_start(){
//hahahahahIMDOINGSOMETHING HERE
}

And if you want to know other log events then dl this plugin
This will help alot if you want your plugins to do certain things at certain LOG events. I hope I answered your question. Since you helped me with my server problem in the off-topic forum

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Kensai · 09-25-2005 , 10:26

Ok, I'm still a little confused(just woke up)

I have it so when they type "/ninja" thei hp,ap,grav,footsteps, and rendering gets set to something new.

I want it so every new round the plugin gets turned off, and go back to normal, at the moment I have "turning it off" is just setting the same values, but to a normal state.

If that makes any sense, and you can help, I would love you forever.

Zenith77 · 09-25-2005 , 10:42

yes it makes sense do what batman said

Code:


public plugin_init() {

     register_logevent("round_start", 2, "0=World triggered" "1=Round_Start") 


}

public round_start() {

     for( i =1; i < get_maxplayers(); i++ ) {

         if( !is_user_connected(i) ) continue

           if( hasNinja[i] == true ) {
              // ZOMG NO POWERS FOR YOU
              // just reset everthing here
            }
       }
}

hope that helps

**Hawk552** · 09-25-2005 , 10:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zenith77

yes it makes sense do what batman said

Code:


public plugin_init() {

     register_logevent("round_start", 2, "0=World triggered" "1=Round_Start") 


}

public round_start() {

     for( i =1; i < get_maxplayers(); i++ ) {

         if( !is_user_connected(i) ) continue

           if( hasNinja[i] == true ) {
              // ZOMG NO POWERS FOR YOU
              // just reset everthing here
            }
       }
}

hope that helps

Just as a note, get_maxplayers() is called each time the loop is engaged, with that script.

It would be better to do it this way:

Code:

new maxplayers = get_maxplayers();
for(new i = 0;i <= maxplayers;i++)
{
        // omfg
}

EDIT:

Code:

if( !is_user_connected(i) ) continue

The hell? I think you mean

Code:

if(is_user_connected(i)) continue

Zenith77 · 09-25-2005 , 11:06

no that just skips over a slot if no user is in it....

**Brad** · 09-25-2005 , 11:12

1 to "maxplayers". Not 0.

Code:

new maxplayers = get_maxplayers();
for(new i = 1;i <= maxplayers;i++)
{
        // omfg
}

Further, get_players() can alleviate the need of cycling through all of the players, skipping those not connected.