I'm not sure if I understand what you said there, but whatever, I suggest you learn about C++ and MERV (if you don't know about them already, as I said I can't really find out by reading what you said); Some of us would be glad to help.
No idea how to do the ball spawning, I guess it is possible by letting the bot picking up the balls and releasing it somewhere else.
Something to get you started with the warp command (not sure if your idea really is convenient, but whatever, you asked for it).
Code: Show/Hide void botInfo::gotCommand(Player *p, Command *c)
{ // Skipping code to improve readability. switch (p->access) { // ... case OP_Moderator: { // Is the used command "[!|.|@]1hole"? if (c->check("1hole")) { // Did the operator use any parameters? if (*c->final) { // Iterate through the playerlist while comparing c->final (which contains the name of the player who needs to be warped) // If it's found, send the *warpto (and maybe another message like "Warp'd!") to the player. // Otherwise if the player wasn't found, you could send an error message if you want. } // Error message? } } // ... } } |
Bak - Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:17 pm
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no need to iterate through the list solo, you already have the player*
try this:
Code: Show/Hide void botInfo::gotCommand(Player *p, Command *c) { // Skipping code to improve readability. switch (p->access) { // ... case OP_Player: { // Is the used command "[!|.|@]1hole"? if (c->check("1hole")) { sendPrivate(p,"*warpto 512 512"); } else if (c->check("2hole")) { sendPrivate(p,"*warpto 600 600"); } } // ... } } |
Solo Ace - Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:23 pm
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No you don't have the Player *, he doesn't want the player (or operator) who used the command to be warped, he wants a certain player in the arena to be warped.
