PR Tag

This PR Tag is only if necessary like if you can't put your PR Tag on.

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//#CLIENTSIDE
function OnPlayerChats () {
if (player.chat == "/pr"){
set.guild="Player Relations";
}
} 


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Remote Control Use Only!

Hypothetically, that would make any player who said that have a PR tag.

No this is only for Remote Control use.

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Originally Posted by KevinBlue

No this is only for Remote Control use.

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I don't think this would actually work with RC, the script has to be in-game.

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Originally Posted by Bravo

I don't think this would actually work with RC, the script has to be in-game.

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So how do I add in-game?

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Originally Posted by KevinBlue

So how do I add in-game?

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You would have to put it in a level.

GraalEditor ugh to much work.

U is admin??

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Originally Posted by lkh5966

U is admin??

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No I am a Player moved on to Ol West but I will still remmeber era

Setting your Player Relations tag is not that necessary while duty.

1. This can be used as a weapon on Remote Control
2. It is not used in a level
3. It is player.guild not set.guild
4. I don't understand how you can script partially, but don't even know what Remote Control is...
5. This one I made works like a charm.

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// Scripted by JohnRaven (SFR)
 function onActionServerSide() {
switch (params[0]){
case "/pr":
player.guild = params[1];
break;
}
}

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onPlayerChats() {
if (player.chat.starts("/pr")){
player.guild == "Player Relations"
 }

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If the case and switch is too complex for you, here's another one that works:

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findplayer ("id").addWeapon(this.name);
function onActionServerSide () {
  player.guild = "Player Relations";
  player.ap = 100;
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
  function onPlayerChats () {
    if (player.chat == "/pr") {
      triggerserver ("gui", this.name, "");
    }
  } 


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EDIT:

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Originally Posted by Johnyoungman224

Code:

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// Scripted by JohnRaven (SFR)
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onPlayerChats() {
if (player.chat.starts("/pr")){
player.guild == "Player Relations"
 }

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This shouldn't work.

1. player.guild is a serverside command, you can't set it in clientside

2. Pay close attention to your equal signs.

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player.guild == "Player Relations"; 


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should be:

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player.guild = "Player Relations"; 


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One equal sign means that you are making it equal to that. Two equal signs means you are checking to see if something is true.

3.

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if (player.chat.starts("/pr")){ 


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should be

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if (player.chat.starts == "/pr") { 


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Originally Posted by iMask

If the case and switch is too complex for you, here's another one that works:

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findplayer ("id").addWeapon(this.name);
function onActionServerSide () {
  player.guild = "Player Relations";
  player.ap = 100;
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
  function onPlayerChats () {
    if (player.chat == "/pr") {
      triggerserver ("gui", this.name, "");
    }
  } 


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EDIT:



This shouldn't work.

1. player.guild is a serverside command, you can't set it in clientside

2. Pay close attention to your equal signs.

PHP Code:

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player.guild == "Player Relations"; 


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should be:

PHP Code:

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player.guild = "Player Relations"; 


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One equal sign means that you are making it equal to that. Two equal signs means you are checking to see if something is true.

3.

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if (player.chat.starts("/pr")){ 


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should be

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if (player.chat.starts == "/pr") { 


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Thank you, iMask. I had scripted this really quick as it was nearly 3:00am and I was tired. But now that I look I see many errors in it :) It still works though :D

Looking through you're progress now, and I suggest that you stick to using strictly clientside, it is good that you are going ahead and exploring trigger server. But if you're making some mistakes with the regular syntax you might not be ready to take the next step. Im not being a dream crusher but this is my opinion.

You should try making a loop, a for loop and than have the

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player.chat 


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equal to the variable you've created in the loop.

For loop Reminder,

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  for(this.i = 100; this.i > 0; this.i--) {
    //print to the players chat
  } 


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If you can do this with no errors than you are ready, Do not forget the //#CLIENTSIDE either and the for loop must go inside the onCreated().

Good Luck,

Feel free to ignore this as you please.