v6: What is needed for release?

[xAndrewx]

    new GuiBitmapCtrl("iPhonePMWindowHead") {
      position = {32, 16};
      extent = {32, 32};
      
      bitmap = temp.head;
      drawimagerectangle(0, 0, temp.head, 0, 64, 32, 64);
    }

Displays the image as this: (btw temp.head = "head19.png")

[Admins]

Originally Posted by Deas_Voice

what about player.setshape()? xO !

from "Server Name Change.. again?" thread-


i'd like that servers didnt lose their servername when they go down instead.

Already done, check the original thread

Originally Posted by xAndrewx

    new GuiBitmapCtrl("iPhonePMWindowHead") {
      position = {32, 16};
      extent = {32, 32};
      
      bitmap = temp.head;
      drawimagerectangle(0, 0, temp.head, 0, 64, 32, 64);
    }

Displays the image as this: (btw temp.head = "head19.png")

Not sure who did that, but it must be:

bitmaprectangle = {0,64,32,32};

[Crow]

Requesting flag/function to set the player to invincible so he can't be hurt no matter what. That'd be awesome.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Crow

Requesting flag/function to set the player to invincible so he can't be hurt no matter what. That'd be awesome.

Or better yet:

Originally Posted by cbk1994

If I was a scripter on a classic server, I'd rather have some kind of function which is called when the player is hurt that basically requests permission to hurt the player. The function would be called in some standardly-named weapon. If the function/weapon doesn't exist, it would default to this, which replicates default behavior:

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
public function getAttackDamage(attacker, damage, weapon) {
  if (player.level.nopkzone) {
    return 0;
  }
  
  if (player.guild == attacker.guild && player.guild != "") {
    return 0;
  }
  
  if (player.ap == 100 && weapon == "sword") {
    return 0;
  }
  
  return damage;
} 


This would give you much greater flexibility and also allow you to change damages based on different types of hits. Something similar could be done for AP taking on death (serverside).

Function hooking would be really useful.