onActionServerside

[KuJi]

NPC Code:

---

function onActionServerside(command, arg) {

  switch(params[0]) {

    case "stats":

     // player.chat = "boo";

      switch (params[1]) {

        case "hurt":

          dmg = params[2];

          hp = clientr.health[0];

          clientr.health[0] = hp - dmg;

        break;

      }

    break;

  }

}

---

The script only works when the player.chat command is uncommented.

Anyway to fix this / is their a different way for triggeractions in GS2?

[Skyld]

Firstly, I'm not sure if you can use a switch immediately after a case.
Second, you've given the function two argument variables; why are you using params?

[Velox Cruentus]

Ew @ double switch case.

[KuJi]

*Points the finger at Loriel*

So, how is this fixable?

[Python523]

seems to not like going right from a case to another switch... a bug is my guess

[KuJi]

Then is their anyway I can do it as how I am trying to?

I am trying to make it do like this:

if (strequals(#p(0),stats)) {
if (strequals(#p(1),hurt)) // Hurt
}

How would I do something like that in gscript2 then?

[Fry]

if (foo == bar)
foo and bar are variables. to see whether foo equals "test" (the string), do
if (foo == "test")
like you'd compare integers in GS1, just put quotes around strings.

[Python523]

Originally Posted by KuJi

Then is their anyway I can do it as how I am trying to?

I am trying to make it do like this:

if (strequals(#p(0),stats)) {
if (strequals(#p(1),hurt)) // Hurt
}

How would I do something like that in gscript2 then?

NPC Code:

---

function onActionServerside() {

  if (params[1] == "stats") {

    if (params[2] == "hurt") {

      //stuff

    } else if (params[2] == "stuff") {

    }

  } else if (params[1] == "stuff") {

  }

}

    

---

[KuJi]

Hmm, that would work..but what is switch for then?

[Python523]

Originally Posted by KuJi

Hmm, that would work..but what is switch for then?

not like switch is a graal-unique thing.. other langs have it, its purpose is to make things like more organized, also you can do something like

NPC Code:

---

case 1:

case 2:

case 3:

  player.chat = "foo";

  break;

---

while the elseif form of that would be much longer

[KuJi]

So it is some sort of replacement of else?

EX:
if (playerchats) {
if (strequals(#c,boo)) setplayerprop#c,boo; else
if (strequals(#c,bam)) setplayerprop#c,bam; else
if (strequals(#c,woo)) setplayerprop#c,woo;
}

[Evil_Trunks]

Originally Posted by KuJi

So it is some sort of replacement of else?

EX:
if (playerchats) {
if (strequals(#c,boo)) setplayerprop#c,boo; else
if (strequals(#c,bam)) setplayerprop#c,bam; else
if (strequals(#c,woo)) setplayerprop#c,woo;
}

yes

[Python523]

Originally Posted by KuJi

So it is some sort of replacement of else?

EX:
if (playerchats) {
if (strequals(#c,boo)) setplayerprop#c,boo; else
if (strequals(#c,bam)) setplayerprop#c,bam; else
if (strequals(#c,woo)) setplayerprop#c,woo;
}

This is why you learn how to code and not just memorize how things work...

[KuJi]

Err O.o?

[ZeroTrack]

Originally Posted by KuJi

So it is some sort of replacement of else?

EX:
if (playerchats) {
if (strequals(#c,boo)) setplayerprop#c,boo; else
if (strequals(#c,bam)) setplayerprop#c,bam; else
if (strequals(#c,woo)) setplayerprop#c,woo;
}

Like so =D

PHP Code:

#//CLIENTSIDE
function onPlayerchats(){
  test = player.chat;
  switch (test) {
    case "boo":
      player.chat = "Test 1";
      break;
    case "bam":
      player.chat = "Test 2";
      break;
    case "woo":
      player.chat = "Test 3";
      break;
  }
} 


hope it helps