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Irapliskin · Newbie Joined: Mar 12 2007 Posts: 4 Offline

I was wondering if someone could help me with a question

I want my bot warp everyone to the co-ords i give it when i type !Warpall What do i have to do to do this

Animate Dreams · Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:51 pm Post subject:

Why not do it yourself with a mod command, *warp?

BDwinsAlt · Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:15 am Post subject:

OMG hey irap! How's it going?
Been a while since you gave me that prorat trojan.

What I would do if look at the loop like on the merv tutorial:

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// Inside your command already.

_listnode <Player> *parse = playerlist->head; //set to first link of the player linked list

while (parse) //parse will be NULL when we reach the last link
{
Player *p = parse->item; //item is the actual data stored in the link

// do functionality here
// Example 1: sendPrivate(p,"*watchdamage"); // turns on all pilot's watchdamage
// Example 2: if (p->safety != 0) sendPrivate(p,"*spec"); // spec all pilots in safe zone
sendPrivate(p, "*warpto %s %s", xcoord, ycoord); // Might work?
parse = parse->next; //set parse to the next link
}

Erm not sure how to split a string in C++. Google to the rescue!

Note: I had no way to test this. I don't even really use C++ or Merv.
Would this work?

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string xcoord;
string ycoord;
. . .
xcoord, ycoord = c->final.split(":"); // Completely guessing here.

Maverick · Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 3:51 am Post subject:

My plugin, Generalbot, can do this. (Mervbot)

You can download it here.
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Irapliskin · Newbie Joined: Mar 12 2007 Posts: 4 Offline

Thanks Guys, and Sorry bout that BD, that was a while back when i was a script kiddie

anyways. thanks..it worked perfect

Witchie NL · Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:44 am Post subject:

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// Inside your command already.

_listnode <Player> *parse = playerlist->head;

while (parse)
{
Player *p = parse->item;

sendPrivate(p, "*warpto "+(String)xcoord+" "+(String)ycoord); // Will work if xcoord and ycoord are decleared as variables

parse = parse->next;
}

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String xcoord, ycoord;

ycoord = c->final;
xcoord = ycoord.split(":"); // Leave the right part besides : in ycoord and put the part infront of : in xcoord

This should do the trick.

This should work