Noofboy12's Scripts

[Noofboy12]

If you want to set a certain spot for a player to warp to or warp a player to this is a good script for you!

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
this.a = {player.x, player.y,}; // our array
}
//declaring what this.a is wo we can use it later
function onPlayerChats() {
  if(player.chat == "/Coords") {
    player.chat = this.a;
  }
}
//if you use the command /Coords it will give you your x and y 

If you want to know were the coordinates that you are standing on then type in "/Coords" and remember the first number is your x and the second number is the y value.
Feel free to use it.
Feel free to tell me how i can simplify it any feedback is much appreciated.

[John]

Good job, though why did you put this.a = {player.x, player.y}; in the onCreated() function? It will only capt the players' x and y when you update the weapon, and when you move, it will still give you the same coordinates.


Here's a better way to do it:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onPlayerChats() {
  if (player.chat == "/coords") {
    player.chat = player.x SPC player.y;
  }
} 

[AngryNoob]

My first time reading one of these threads and my head already hurts.

[Xadis]

I think theres already one, I think gp

[Grief Hero]

You could also do

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onWeaponFired() {
player.chat = player.x SPC player.y;
} 

[Noofboy12]

Ok let me explain what i did, this.a = {player.x, player.y,}; i used this o track were the player is and i use if(player.chat == "/Coords") { to trigger this.a then player.chat will say the players current x and y value. Actually i just tested a little more your right the coordinates do not change.

[Grief Hero]

Ok let me explain what i did, this.a = {player.x, player.y,}; i used this o track were the player is and i use if(player.chat == "/Coords") { to trigger this.a then player.chat will say the players current x and y value. Actually i just tested a little more your right the coordinates do not change.

Since the variable will only set when the weapon is created/updated, it will stay the same until you update it. You could also use a loop that constantly updates it, but there are limits to loops. And SPC means space, which will put a space between the two (or more) strings/variables. So if you have this:

function onCreated() {
 this.hi = "Hello,";
 this.hru = "How are you?";
 echo(this.hi SPC this.hru);
} 

That would echo "Hello, How are you?"
-------------------------------^the space is right here.
Gonna make everything in comic sans now =]

[John]

Ok let me explain what i did, this.a = {player.x, player.y,}; i used this o track were the player is and i use if(player.chat == "/Coords") { to trigger this.a then player.chat will say the players current x and y value. Actually i just tested a little more your right the coordinates do not change.

Actually they don't change, that's why they are supposed to.

SPC means SPaCe. SPC = @ " " @

When you have an array {player.x, player,} please remove the last element (the , ) it's better to have {player.x, player.y}.

[Noofboy12]

Actually they don't change, that's why they are supposed to.

SPC means SPaCe. SPC = @ " " @

When you have an array {player.x, player,} please remove the last element (the , ) it's better to have {player.x, player.y}.

Wow What a careless mistake on my part! Thanks for pointing that out for me. {player.x, player,} please remove the last element (the , )

[Noofboy12]

And what is SPC mean?