Summon Script in a level npc stupid problem

[Gman4pwnu]

I was making a level summon script, it works, but it summon the player to 0 x and 0 y in the level =\
help.

NPC Code:

---

if (actionplayertouch){

  with (getplayer(#p(0))){

    setcharprop #c,#p(0);

    this.xx=strtofloat(#p(1));

    this.yy=strtofloat(#p(2));

    setplayerprop #c,Being Summoned;

    setlevel2 #p(3),this.xx,this.yy;

  }

}



//#CLIENTSIDE



if (playerchats&&strcontains(#c,/summon)){

  tokenize #c;

  setplayerprop #c,#v(playerx),#v(playery),#L;

  triggeraction x+.5,y+.5,playertouch,#t(1),playerx,playery,#L;

}

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[Blue_Dragn]

Originally posted by Gman4pwnu
I was making a level summon script, it works, but it summon the player to 0 x and 0 y in the level =\
help.

NPC Code:

---

if (actionplayertouch){

  with (getplayer(#p(0))){

    setcharprop #c,#p(0);

    this.xx=strtofloat(#p(1));

    this.yy=strtofloat(#p(2));

    setplayerprop #c,Being Summoned;

    setlevel2 #p(3),this.xx,this.yy;

  }

}



//#CLIENTSIDE



if (playerchats&&strcontains(#c,/summon)){

  tokenize #c;

  setplayerprop #c,#v(playerx),#v(playery),#L;

  triggeraction x+.5,y+.5,playertouch,#t(1),playerx,playery,#L;

}

---

if im thinking right playerx and playery are already defined and dont need strtofloat?

else try just defining strtofloat and the params in the setlevel, rather then setting another variable.

Tired right now, hope it helps

[Gman4pwnu]

Fixed. Had to define playerx and playery as variables in the triggeraction.

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by Gman4pwnu
Fixed. Had to define playerx and playery as variables in the triggeraction.

Well duh, how in hell did you get to know all this so fast?
It's odd:o

[osrs]

Originally posted by WanDaMan

Well duh, how in hell did you get to know all this so fast?
It's odd:o

It's obvious. '

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by osrs


It's obvious. '

That's the word.

[Gman4pwnu]

I learned? Ive worked for a lot of servers since my last huge question thread. Im a quick learner i have big time experience in C++.

Once you know how to use the syntax you just use commands.rtf for things you dont know.

[DarkShadows_Legend]

Well that helps. It's good that you are learning.
Though, I suggest using the search feature instead of making so many threads about every problem you have.
There's a lot of nice and helpful topics around that can help some of the problems you encounter.

[Python523]

Originally posted by Gman4pwnu
I learned? Ive worked for a lot of servers since my last huge question thread. Im a quick learner i have big time experience in C++.

Once you know how to use the syntax you just use commands.rtf for things you dont know.

...? Somehow I doubt you know a lot of C/++, the advanced stuff in the language requires you to edit memory and other things, and debugging takes a lot of problem solving skills, you've basically been demonstrating close to 0 skills in that area.

[marcoR]

Load the cannons! *therump!* ready, aim, fire! *BANG BANG BANG* Ahh.. another one shotdown by Jagen..

[WanDaMan]

Smeh get on topic, I'ma IM u gmanpwn since I need 'c ++' help.
I'll tell you if he can help..

[R0bin]

this.xx and this.yy??

if (actionplayerwarp) {
with(getplayer(#p(0))) {
setlevel2 #F,30,30;
}
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
if (playerchats&&startswith(/summon,#c)) {
tokenize #c;
triggeraction x+.5,y+.5,playerwarp,#t(1);
}

yey for not giving triggeraction hackers a break

[Riot]

Originally posted by R0bin
this.xx and this.yy??

if (actionplayerwarp) {
with(getplayer(#p(0))) {
setlevel2 #F,30,30;
}
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
if (playerchats&&startswith(/summon,#c)) {
tokenize #c;
triggeraction x+.5,y+.5,playerwarp,#t(1);
}

yey for not giving triggeraction hackers a break

this.xx & this.yy were to make the player summon to the summoner's position.

[WanDaMan]

On N-pulse there script is neat!!
Check it out

//#CLIENTSIDE
if(playertouchsme){
triggeraction 0,0,#a,levelname.nw,30,30;
}

I love it :O
Fun fun

[R0bin]

Originally posted by Riot


this.xx & this.yy were to make the player summon to the summoner's position.

Yeah, whats wrong with this.x and this.y? why the doubleness?