How does this NPC work please?

[Glory]

if (created)
{ for (i=0;i<allplayerscount;i++)
{ if (strequals(#F,))
{ if (strequals(#a,accname))
{ setplayerprop #3,headname;}
}
}
}

[Python523]

Originally posted by Glory
if (created)
{ for (i=0;i<allplayerscount;i++)
{ if (strequals(#F,))
{ if (strequals(#a,accname))
{ setplayerprop #3,headname;}
}
}
}

that wouldnt work at all

NPC Code:

---

if(created){

  for(i=0;i<allplayerscount;i++){

    with(allplayers[i]){

      if(strlen(#F)==0){

        if(strequals(#a,accname)){

          setplayerprop #3,head;

        }

      }

    }

  }

}

---

[Glory]

Oh ok thanks...well it was suppose to change the RC head, I got it off a friend but I r super confused.

[Com013]

Originally posted by Glory
if (created)
{ for (i=0;i<allplayerscount;i++)
{ if (strequals(#F,))
{ if (strequals(#a,accname))
{ setplayerprop #3,headname;}
}
}
}

But...that would set the heads of all the RCs when the script was created! You'd have to use actionplayeronline or so in the Control NPC.

Something like this:

NPC Code:

---

if (actionplayeronline) {

  if (strequals(#F,)) setplayerprop #3,headname;

}

---

[Spark910]

Is #F equal to the RC?

[Python523]

Originally posted by Spark910
Is #F equal to the RC?

#F is the level of the player / npc when using with statements

[G_yoshi]

Originally posted by Python523

#F is the level of the player / npc when using with statements

I thought #L was the level?

[emortylone]

Argit. #L is the NPC's level, #F is the PLAYER's level... and the coding is VERY unorganized and hard to read =/
---Shifter

[Python523]

Originally posted by G_yoshi


I thought #L was the level?

if I did on an npc that was in the level stuff.nw and G_yoshi is in dkstuff.nw
with(getplayer(G_yoshi)){
setstring client.level,#L;
}
client.level = stuff.nw
inside a with statement, #F is the npc of what you got in the with statement, #L would be the NPC you used to send the with statement

[emortylone]

Did I not already explain it?? x.X
---Shifter

[Python523]

your post was posted less than a minute before mine and it took me a little more than a minute to type mine

[emortylone]

LOl, all mine take less than a minute, lolz. You didn't need to go into detail anyway... if you put if (strequals(#F,)) it means RC;
---Shifter

[Python523]

Originally posted by emortylone
LOl, all mine take less than a minute, lolz. You didn't need to go into detail anyway... if you put if (strequals(#F,)) it means RC;
---Shifter

strlen(#F)==0 would work the same but both have there faults, I dont feel like testing this theory right now but it could work and it couldnt work

set the file cofig to
level <bunch of spaces here>
then create a level, go into DOS, and rename to level so it has no name (basically "" without the "s) then upload it, theoretically you could warp to the level since graal will still read the NW header (GLEVNW01) or whatever .graal uses to make it .graal and you are now in a level that has a length of 0 and that it equals nothing (null)

[Falcor]

Originally posted by Python523

strlen(#F)==0 would work the same but both have there faults, I dont feel like testing this theory right now but it could work and it couldnt work

set the file cofig to
level <bunch of spaces here>
then create a level, go into DOS, and rename to level so it has no name (basically "" without the "s) then upload it, theoretically you could warp to the level since graal will still read the NW header (GLEVNW01) or whatever .graal uses to make it .graal and you are now in a level that has a length of 0 and that it equals nothing (null)

I'm not sure you can warp to nothing, I think you indeed have to be on a level with a name atleast 1 character.

[Python523]

Originally posted by Falcor


I'm not sure you can warp to nothing, I think you indeed have to be on a level with a name atleast 1 character.

I think so to but I was mearly suggesting that there is no 'correct' way to find out if something really IS an RC if you could go to nothing, unless you set a flag or a string when actionplayeronline in the CNPC, since I dont think RCs load attributes