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[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

So that would include determining players direction, correct? I tried the calculating distance, but I cant really figure out an efficient formula without figuring the players direction. Could somebody help me on a formula?

Originally Posted by cbk1994

Use the distance formula:



Therefore, to get distance

PHP Code:

function dist(x1, y1, x2, y2) {
  return (((x1 - x2) ^ 2) + ((y1 - y2) ^ 2)) ^ 0.5;
} 


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[Stowen]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

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Thanks, Chris, this actually helped me out a lot. I was just struggling, and came on to see if there were anymore replies.

[Stowen]

Alright guys, so I used the formula for distance that Chris has supplied me with and it works great. I get a constant moving speed of 10. Not sure what the measurement for speed on Graal would be LOL but I got 10. That's enough for me to do my work. Anyways, here's the script if anybody wishes to use it themselves.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE

function onCreated() {
onTimeOut();
}

function onTimeOut() {
this.x1 = player.x;
this.y1 = player.y;
sleep(1);
this.x2 = player.x;
this.y2 = player.y;
dist(this.x1, this.y1, this.x2, this.y2);
}

function dist(x1, y1, x2, y2) { 
  this.dist = (((x1 - x2) ^ 2) + ((y1 - y2) ^ 2)) ^ 0.5;
  player.chat = this.dist;
  setTimer(0.05);
} 


[scriptless]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

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I was trying to not confuse him since he's new to scripting. But that works better then what I suggested.

Originally Posted by Stowen

Alright guys, so I used the formula for distance that Chris has supplied me with and it works great. I get a constant moving speed of 10. Not sure what the measurement for speed on Graal would be LOL but I got 10. That's enough for me to do my work. Anyways, here's the script if anybody wishes to use it themselves.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE

function onCreated() {
onTimeOut();
}

function onTimeOut() {
this.x1 = player.x;
this.y1 = player.y;
sleep(1);
this.x2 = player.x;
this.y2 = player.y;
dist(this.x1, this.y1, this.x2, this.y2);
}

function dist(x1, y1, x2, y2) { 
  this.dist = (((x1 - x2) ^ 2) + ((y1 - y2) ^ 2)) ^ 0.5;
  player.chat = this.dist;
  setTimer(0.05);
} 


Normally you set the timer at the end of the timeout function itself..

and sleep(1).. isn't needed.. let me adjust it a little.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
  this.x1 = player.x;
  this.y1 = player.y;
  setTimer(1);
}

function onTimeOut() {
  dist(this.x1, this.y1, player.x, player.y);
  // set the values to current position
  this.x1 = player.x;
  this.y1 = player.y;
  setTimer(1);
}

function dist(x1, y1, x2, y2) { 
  this.dist = (((x1 - x2) ^ 2) + ((y1 - y2) ^ 2)) ^ 0.5;
  player.chat = this.dist;
} 


The reason I changed it like this is becasue if you set the variables after you check the distance.. the next time the script runs the dist() function it will be using the old values.. then updating them after the comparison. also sleep causes script problems.. you can just set the timer to 1 second intervals and not need sleep() or waitfor()

[Stowen]

Ah thank you, and I'm not really new to scripting. I used to be very fluent in GS1 I just have some troubles with GS2, and I havent really done major scripting in a while, so I'm kinda rusty. Thanks for the tips, though, much appreciated. My big issue is complexity. I turn the simplest scripts into complex nightmares xD


*EDIT: Somebody has brought to my attention, and I can't believe I overlooked it myself. Warping from levels triggers it as speed hacking. How would I go about fixing that? I tried to do a level check, but it only sets the original variable on created, so that was pointless and rendered it useless. Any ideas?

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

*EDIT: Somebody has brought to my attention, and I can't believe I overlooked it myself. Warping from levels triggers it as speed hacking. How would I go about fixing that? I tried to do a level check, but it only sets the original variable on created, so that was pointless and rendered it useless. Any ideas?

In my experience you have to be very careful with these kinds of detection systems, they get a lot of false positives. When the player enters a new level, just reset the timer (wait, say, a second before you start keeping track of their speed).

[Stowen]

Yeah, I can imagine there to be alot of false positives. Without the level checks, I get one everytime somebody goes from one level to another. So just add an onPlayerEnters() command with the original x/y ?

Like this? :

PHP Code:

function onPlayerEnters() {
   this.x1 = player.x;
   this.y1 = player.y;
   setTimer(1);
} 


[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

Yeah, I can imagine there to be alot of false positives. Without the level checks, I get one everytime somebody goes from one level to another. So just add an onPlayerEnters() command with the original x/y ?

Like this? :

PHP Code:

function onPlayerEnters() {
   this.x1 = player.x;
   this.y1 = player.y;
   setTimer(1);
} 


That is one way to do it, but ultimately your system needs to be more robust because you will have false positives in all kinds of cases. For starters, it shouldn't trigger an alarm until it's fairly certain a person is speed-hacking (sustained periods of time of increased speed).

[Stowen]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

For starters, it shouldn't trigger an alarm until it's fairly certain a person is speed-hacking (sustained periods of time of increased speed).

Yeah I was actually thinking about doing that. Right now I have a flag that staff have, and I'm using that to determine whether or not to monitor them. That's so it doesn't set off false positives for using boots. I'm going to attempt to script what you just suggested.

[scriptless]

Originally Posted by Stowen

Yeah I was actually thinking about doing that. Right now I have a flag that staff have, and I'm using that to determine whether or not to monitor them. That's so it doesn't set off false positives for using boots. I'm going to attempt to script what you just suggested.

You don't need a flag. Last I checked it was possible to check the staff= list in the server options.

And I would suggest playing with the script doing countless test's until you have it perfected how you want.

Also not much changed form GS1 to GS2.. with the exception that GS2 is now more object oriented and you use ( and ).. ex : player.chat instead of setplayerprop #c... and settimer() instead of timeout =...

you could add backup checks.. and do like this.lastlevel = ... to store current level and have the alarm part of it not go off if the level is now different. it would help ensure that onPlayerEnters() is setting the new variables before it does it's next check cycle.

Does anyone know if there is a onPlayerLeaves() command? I have never looked it up to see.

[Stowen]

Originally Posted by scriptless

Does anyone know if there is a onPlayerLeaves() command? I have never looked it up to see.

No I don't believe there is, but there is a onPlayerLogOut(). I've been working on it, and I found using onPlayerEnters() and setting the x/y again has fixed the level warping issue, so there arent anymore false positives from that. Now I'm working on recording how long they are moving at abnormal speeds, so lag doesn't set off more false positives. Thanks for all the help guys!

[Crow]

onPlayerLeaves() exists. Serverside event, and I believe the first parameter is the object of the player who left.

[ffcmike]

Originally Posted by Crow

onPlayerLeaves() exists. Serverside event, and I believe the first parameter is the object of the player who left.

onPlayerLeaves() uses the 'player' scope.
onPlayerLogout() has the player object as a parameter.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

onPlayerLeaves() uses the 'player' scope.
onPlayerLogout() has the player object as a parameter.

Good to know.

[scriptless]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

onPlayerLeaves() uses the 'player' scope.
onPlayerLogout() has the player object as a parameter.

Thanks, I thought there was both.. i remember gk getting the trade tables fixed because of player logout.. xD

would rep u but i give u to much rep as it is and it wont let me lol