What is the point of playersays and strequals(#c,))?
 

What is the difference between

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playersays

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and

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strequals(#c,)) 

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dont they do the same thing???

Does playersays still work online?
I've used playerchats since I learned how to use it.
Much more flexable.

One works.

The other doesn't.

playersays is the one that doesn't work :).

It does work now -_-

playersays has not been supported since release of 2k1, I believe. Just do not use it.

I havent but i seen people using playersays when i tested their script it worked

Playersays kept doing the command until your chat text has changed.

playersays(CHAT TEXT HERE) equals strequals(#c,CHAT TEXT HERE), and does not contain playerchats

Stefan put it back in w/ the new release, but I agree, just don't use it ^_^

in playersays, the flag will keep triggering itself untill it is no longer true, were as playerchats&&strblahblahblah will trigger the flag only once when you say it, so you have to change your chat text before you can trigger the flag again. I supose if playersays works then you could use (playerchats&&playersays(text)), but I'd stick with what we are told to do.

It works for me,but i dont use it.

I agree it's better... but i never did know why.... *ponders*:\

Your question make some sense..but none know how to reply..lol

Playerchats is DEFFINATELY the best. Playersays you can't do much with. And it works for triggering an event but it is ineffective. I was hoping I wouldn't have to comment either but it seems no one else has seen the obvious.

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if (playerchats && startswith(TEXT,#c))

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and also the other used:

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if (playerchats && strcontains(#c,text))

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It's fairly obvious I thought x-x (<-converting to Stefan style now ;)) #c is the code for playerschat. It just checks to see if the players' chat code is what it says. In playersays(chat) you can't really say if it startswith or anything. It is obsolete. it's like the difference between setlevel and setlevel2. I think Setlevel was finally removed, so if you NEED to use the same function:

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setlevel2 <level>,playerx,playery;

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SAME exact thing. That is what it is with playerchats, and this is much better.
---Shifter