join classes

[Knuckles]

While using the 'join' command, serverside -- is there anway to join a CLASS from a string?

'Cause i've tryed:
join #s(stringname);

And it only appears as #s(stringname) in the class options..

[Kaimetsu]

No, join is a static command. It's not interpreted as the script is running, it just tells the engine how to construct a virtual script.

[Goboom]

Originally posted by Knuckles
While using the 'join' command, serverside -- is there anway to join a CLASS from a string?

'Cause i've tryed:
join #s(stringname);

And it only appears as #s(stringname) in the class options..

Would there really need to be a reason for this anyways?

[Kaimetsu]

Originally posted by Goboom
Would there really need to be a reason for this anyways?

I guess he wants to dynamically specify the code for a putnpc2.

[Goboom]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


I guess he wants to dynamically specify the code for a putnpc2.

Well that makes a little more sence, but I still see no real point to it but maybe a little more efficiency.

[Python523]

wait for the new engine, it'll support dynamic joining, and leaving a class

[Knuckles]

Originally posted by Python523
wait for the new engine, it'll support dynamic joining, and leaving a class

Ok thanks.
Does the Linux Graal have RC also?
And... everything works prety much the same, correct?

[Knuckles]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu


I guess he wants to dynamically specify the code for a putnpc2.

Yes, something like that.

[wonderboysp2p]

i was also gonna try to use a string for a join command in a putnpc2 dammet

[Python523]

Originally posted by Knuckles

Ok thanks.
Does the Linux Graal have RC also?
And... everything works prety much the same, correct?

Stefan's plans include turning RC into something built into graal, aka scripted with the new engine, and no everything does NOT work the same, some of the things are similar but graalscript is a lot more like c++ in the new engine