[popeye10]

i want
when victim frag 0
killer not take him frags

PHP Code:

set_user_frags(killer, get_user_frags(killer) + amount);
set_user_frags(victim, get_user_frags(victim) - amount); 


[Jhob94]

Originally Posted by popeye10 i want when victim frag 0 killer not take him frags PHP Code: set_user_frags(killer, get_user_frags(killer) + amount); set_user_frags(victim, get_user_frags(victim) - amount);

if(!get_user_frags(victim)) return PLUGIN_HANDLED

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Jhob94 if(!get_user_frags(victim)) return PLUGIN_HANDLED

And how is that advice helpful?

[zmd94]

Maybe, this can help.

PHP Code:

if(get_user_frags(isVictim))
{
    set_user_frags(isAttacker, get_user_frags(isAttacker) + iAmount)
    set_user_frags(isVictim, get_user_frags(isVictim) - iAmount)
} 


[Jhob94]

Originally Posted by fysiks And how is that advice helpful?

You don't know read? He asked how to check if user has not frags, so i told him.. How is your reply helpful?

[popeye10]

Originally Posted by zmd94 Maybe, this can help. PHP Code: // If only if the victim frag is more than "0" if(get_user_frags(isVictim) >= 0) {     set_user_frags(isAttacker, get_user_frags(isAttacker) + iAmount)     set_user_frags(isVictim, get_user_frags(isVictim) - iAmount) }

thanx zmd94 it' work

[Jhob94]

Its useless to do checks if is higher than 0, you just need:

PHP Code:

if(get_user_frags(isVictim)) 
{ 
    set_user_frags(isAttacker, get_user_frags(isAttacker) + iAmount) 
    set_user_frags(isVictim, get_user_frags(isVictim) - iAmount) 
} 


Anyway if you check if frags = 0, then it will also affect when frags are 0.

[zmd94]

My fault, Jhob94.

I have updated the code. ;)

[Jhob94]

Originally Posted by zmd94 My fault, Jhob94. I have updated the code.

Man
You forgot the wink

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Jhob94 You don't know read? He asked how to check if user has not frags, so i told him.. How is your reply helpful?

I didn't find your post helpful because your code was given without any context. It's useless without context because you don't know where in his code he wants the functionality. Returning in a random place doesn't generally do any good unless you know all the code that exists in the function.