Removing weapons on login?

[Fysez]

How can I remove player weapons on login?
This is what I have, and it doesn't work:

PHP Code:

 function onActionServerSide() {
    findPlayer.removeWeapon("bow");
} 


[ffcmike]

Originally Posted by Fysez

How can I remove player weapons on login?
This is what I have, and it doesn't work:

PHP Code:

 function onActionServerSide() {
    findPlayer.removeWeapon("bow");
} 


The login function is:

PHP Code:

function onActionPlayerOnline(){

} 


within the Control-NPC.

'findplayer("account")' is a function which takes the specified account string parameter and returns the player object if it exists, it is not necessary within onActionPlayerOnline however as there is already the 'player' object to use.

I would also imagine the parameter for removeweapon is case sensitive, which probably means you should have 'removeweapon("Bow");'.

[Fysez]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

The login function is:

PHP Code:

function onActionPlayerOnline(){

} 


within the Control-NPC.

'findplayer("account")' is a function which takes the specified account string parameter and returns the player object if it exists, it is not necessary within onActionPlayerOnline however as there is already the 'player' object to use.

I would also imagine the parameter for removeweapon is case sensitive, which probably means you should have 'removeweapon("Bow");'.

PHP Code:

 function onActionPlayerOnline(){ 
removeweapon("Bow");
} 


This does not work.
I've tried it in (even though they don't need to be) Class, NPC-Database, Level NPC, and Weapon (though weapon won't help) and it does not work.

[ffcmike]

It specifically has to be the Control-NPC, which is listed among database NPCs.

Try:

PHP Code:

function onActionPlayerOnline(){ 
  player.removeweapon("Bow");
  echo(player.account SPC "logged in");
} 


in order to determine whether the function is even occurring.

[Fysez]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

It specifically has to be the Control-NPC, which is listed among database NPCs.

Try:

PHP Code:

function onActionPlayerOnline(){ 
  player.removeweapon("Bow");
  echo(player.account SPC "logged in");
} 


in order to determine whether the function is even occurring.

Did not work either.

[ffcmike]

Originally Posted by Fysez

Did not work either.

Then I imagine you're putting it in the wrong place or else if the function was at least occurring a message would be shown within RC. The Control-NPC is listed at the bottom of the database NPCs list.

[Fysez]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

Then I imagine you're putting it in the wrong place or else if the function was at least occurring a message would be shown within RC. The Control-NPC is listed at the bottom of the database NPCs list.

It goes:
Classes
Database-NPC
Weapons

I put it in "Classes" and "Database-NPC".
Also, I see nothing named specifically "Control-NPC"

[Fysez]

Originally Posted by Fysez

It goes:
Classes
Database-NPC
Weapons

I put it in "Classes" and "Database-NPC".
Also, I see nothing named specifically "Control-NPC"

Nevermind... I completely looked over it.

[Fysez]

Still does not work.
Even in the correct area.
I see it works for other items, I found. But not the bow...?

[BlueMelon]

public function onPlayerLogin(pl)
{
pl.removeweapon("weaponname");
}

[Emera]

Might be a little easier to put them all in an array instead of using multiple removeweapon() functions. It doesn't really make a difference, but it looks nicer.

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.weapons_rem = {
    "-System",
    "-Other",
    "Weapons/Here"
  };
}

function onActionPlayerOnline() {
  for (weapons : this.weapons_rem) {
    player.removeweapon(weapons);
  }
} 


[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Emera

Might be a little easier to put them all in an array instead of using multiple removeweapon() functions. It doesn't really make a difference, but it looks nicer.

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.weapons_rem = {
    "-System",
    "-Other",
    "Weapons/Here"
  };
}

function onActionPlayerOnline() {
  for (weapons : this.weapons_rem) {
    player.removeweapon(weapons);
  }
} 


I don't see the need to permanently store the weapons array, and you should *REALLY* give your weapons string a temp header.