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General Discussion / A list of variable replacers for VCE! (still accepting help btw)

« on: July 28, 2014, 05:45:36 PM »

I put the list on my website!
http://foxscotch.us/vce_replacers.html
lots of thanks to kingdaro for helping me figure out how to style it

I intend to eventually have more VCE stuff on my site too. like maybe a tutorial for it, that would hopefully be more helpful than the one in the VCE manual (that you can't even normally access anyway)

old OP:

I have the default ones already

<var:brick:datablock> : The name of the brick's datablock
<var:brick:colorID> : The color ID of the brick
<var:brick:printcount> : The brick's print count
<var:brick:printname> : The name of the brick's print
<var:brick:name> : The name of the brick
<var:brick:colorFxID> : The color effect ID of the brick
<var:brick:printID> : The print ID of the brick
<var:brick:shapeFxID> : The brick's shape effect ID
<var:brick:ownerName> : The owner of the brick's name
<var:brick:ownerBL_ID> : The owner of the brick's Blockland ID

<var:client:bl_id> The client's Blockland ID
<var:client:name> : The client's name
<var:client:clanPrefix> : The client's clan tag shown before their name
<var:client:clanSuffix> : The client's clan tag shown after their name
<var:client:score> : The client's score
<var:client:lastmsg> : The client's last message
<var:client:lastteammsg> : The client's last team message
<var:client:isAdmin> : Checks if the client is any kind of admin (1 = True, 0 = False [Boolean])
<var:client:isSuperAdmin> : Checks if the client is a super admin (Boolean)
<var:client:isHost> : Checks if the client is the host (Boolean)
<var:client:brickcount> : The number of bricks planted by the client

<var:player:damage> : The amount of damage that has been done to the player
<var:player:health> : The amount of health the player has left
<var:player:maxHealth> : The most health the player can have
<var:player:velx> : The player's velocity on the global X axis
<var:player:velY> : The player's velocity on the global Y axis
<var:player:velZ> The player's velocity on the global Z axis
<var:player:crouching> : Checks if the player is crouching (Boolean)
<var:player:jumping> : Checks if the player is jumping (Boolean)
<var:player:jetting> : Checks if the player is jetting (Boolean)
<var:player:firing> : Checks if the player is firing/clicking (Boolean)
<var:player:sitting> : Checks if the player is sitting (Boolean)
<var:player:datablock> : The player's datablock name
<var:player:currentItem> : The UI name of the player's current item
<var:player:item*> : The UI name of the *th item in the player's inventory (1-5)
<var:player:energy> : The amount of energy the player has

<var:vehicle:datablock> : The name of the vehicle's datablock
<var:vehicle:health> : The amount of health the vehicle has
<var:vehicle:maxhealth> : The maximum amount of health the vehicle can have

<var:global:date> : The current date
<var:global:time> : The current time
<var:global:simtime> The current simulated time
<var:global:macintosh> : Checks if the user is on a Macintosh Computer (Boolean)
<var:global:windows> : Checks if the user is on a Windows Computer
<var:global:serverName> : The name of the server
<var:global:port> : The number of the port the user is accessing the server on
<var:global:maxPlayerCount> : The maximum number of players the server can have
<var:global:playerCount> : The number of players on the server
<var:global:brickcount> : The total number of bricks on the server

they're all from the VCE manual I'm pretty sure

and then I have some that jes00 made for a request in suggestions and requests

<var:global:numChests> - the number of chests on the server
<var:client:chestsFound> - the number of chests found by a player
<var:client:chestsLeft> - the number of chests not found by a player

but without RTB's easily navigated list of mods and descriptions for them, I've hit a snag

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Off Topic / I guess Time Warner Cable has a terrible modem/router thing

« on: June 22, 2014, 11:06:01 PM »

we've recently moved from the outskirts of some tiny baby city in Alabama to Louisville, Kentucky
that means switching from terrible satellite internet and TV to better cable internet and TV, specifically, Time Warner
when we moved here, we ordered a router, because we thought we'd need one! cable companies generally give you a modem, but the router's on you. but it turns out, apparently, TWC has this weird modem and router combo thing
that seems pretty cool and convenient! the only problem is, the router bit is terrible

see this??

that's using the wifi that comes with the router

this, however

that's using an ethernet cable from the box to my computer

and I tested them like three times each, so it's not like it's just a coincidence
idk what we're gonna do exactly. I guess we're gonna use our own router, that we ordered before, plugged into the port on the modem/router thing?
hopefully it works out though. because that's annoying

also.... the router problem only seems to start happening sometime at night. most of the time, it's fine. idk what to think of that