Returning players clientside

[devilsknite1]

I was messing with it originally, and player.chat only outputs the first entry, but echo() outputs all of them. Then the first time I stored it to a variable using

PHP Code:

for ( temp.i : players ) 


temp.i would return null, so it seems a little sketchy at some times, but after updating the weapon again it seemed to have fixed itself (lag?).

[DustyPorViva]

Originally Posted by devilsknite1

I was messing with it originally, and player.chat only outputs the first entry, but echo() outputs all of them. Then the first time I stored it to a variable using

PHP Code:

for ( temp.i : players ) 


temp.i would return null, so it seems a little sketchy at some times, but after updating the weapon again it seemed to have fixed itself (lag?).

Because when you use player.chat it replaces each instance with the next, so you're only seeing one value.

Doing something like: player.chat @= temp.i; will be a lot different. Stick to using echo four outputting loop data though.

[Admins]

Normally the players[] array should be fine on client-side, displaying all players of the 3x3 map area (on iphone servers: all visible players)