[TheWhitesmith]

This worked for me

PHP Code:

new szPlayers[32], iNum
    get_players(szPlayers, iNum, "h")
    if(!iNum) return;
    
    new iShark = szPlayers[random(iNum)];
    
    for(new i; i < iNum; i++) {
        cs_set_user_team(szPlayers[i], szPlayers[i] == iShark ? CS_TEAM_T : CS_TEAM_CT);
    }
} 


[KiLLeR.]

Originally Posted by Natsheh PHP Code:     iNum--;     szPlayers[rand] = szPlayers[iNum]; //  I dont see any problem except if there's not any player heres an optimization

What the heck is this?! I cant think right now cuz i'm tired and i'm going to sleep, but I can't see any logic in this. And yeah, the problem comes from szPlayers which is not array.

[Napoleon_be]

Originally Posted by TheWhitesmith This worked for me PHP Code: new szPlayers[32], iNum     get_players(szPlayers, iNum, "h")     if(!iNum) return;          new iShark = szPlayers[random(iNum)];          for(new i; i < iNum; i++) {         cs_set_user_team(szPlayers[i], szPlayers[i] == iShark ? CS_TEAM_T : CS_TEAM_CT);     } }

Thanks, will use this.

Also, would this work then? need to know how to set the bool to true or flase then within the loop whenever he's a shark or not.

This compiles without errors & warnings.

isShark[szPlayers[i]] = iShark ? true : false

[KiLLeR.]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be Thanks, will use this. Also, would this work then? need to know how to set the bool to true or flase then within the loop whenever he's a shark or not. This compiles without errors & warnings. isShark[szPlayers[i]] = iShark ? true : false

This gonna set everything to true or false, depends what number holds iShark.
If you want to set true only to player who is iShark then:

new id = szPlayers[i]
if( iShark == id) isShark[id] = true
else isShark[id] = false;

[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by KiLLeR. What the heck is this?! I cant think right now cuz i'm tired and i'm going to sleep, but I can't see any logic in this. And yeah, the problem comes from szPlayers which is not array.

I'm exluding the shark id from the szPlayers array
It will be alot better than checking if any of the players id matchs the shark

[KiLLeR.]

Originally Posted by Natsheh I'm exluding the shark id from the szPlayers array It will be alot better than checking if any of the players id matchs the shark

Yeah, now i got it and it's totally better, but I don't think executing time will be a lot different.

[TheWhitesmith]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be Thanks, will use this. Also, would this work then? need to know how to set the bool to true or flase then within the loop whenever he's a shark or not. This compiles without errors & warnings. isShark[szPlayers[i]] = iShark ? true : false

PHP Code:

isShark[szPlayers[i]] = szPlayers[i] == iShark ? true : false 


If you are planning to make multiple players Sharks, this would work, if not then you might just do it when you get the random number.

[Napoleon_be]

Originally Posted by TheWhitesmith PHP Code: isShark[szPlayers[i]] = szPlayers[i] == iShark ? true : false  If you are planning to make multiple players Sharks, this would work, if not then you might just do it when you get the random number.

The thing is, id is left away with the optimization u gave me. So this is the only way i could think of setting the bool to true if the player is a shark and to false if not.

The only other way i can think of is this:

if(szPlayers[i] != iShark) {
            isShark[szPlayers[i]] = false
        }