Server passwords

[MegaScientifical]

However, if it were a single button, it would HAVE to be a character, considering there wouldn't be a password otherwise.

Isn't Enter a character in some obscure internet story I just made up imagining even though it could possibly be true?

Chrono, I PM'd you.

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[Bisjac]

my password is usually bisjac or emily

people guess em a lot

[skill4life]

"asdf"

[MegaScientifical]

my password is usually bisjac or emily

people guess em a lot

How's Gato?!

[Chrono]

my password is usually bisjac or emily

people guess em a lot

It used to be kitty.

Isn't Enter a character in some obscure internet story I just made up imagining even though it could possibly be true?

Actually, you're right.
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Chrono, I PM'd you.

I seen it. Mine works fine and works instantly.
Having the separate class functions might even work faster.
Change your version if you'd like.
Edit: Hell, you could even make a version to check all clients using my command.

[MegaScientifical]

I seen it. Mine works fine and works instantly.
Having the separate class functions might even work faster.
Change your version if you'd like.
Edit: Hell, you could even make a version to check all clients using my command.

You're making extra functions where I show this one default function does this automatically. Then I put the check in there. Shortened the code a bit. Elaborate how ours compare, as I don't get your idea with it.

[IkeTheGeneric]

I haven't hosted before but I would use the password "SR8NPP81XX4177"

[Chrono]

You're making extra functions where I show this one default function does this automatically. Then I put the check in there. Shortened the code a bit. Elaborate how ours compare, as I don't get your idea with it.

Instead of checking for the class, it simply calls the classes' respective function.
Which then could be used for a command that loops through all clients and simply calls that one function.

[MegaScientifical]

Instead of checking for the class, it simply calls the classes' respective function.
Which then could be used for a command that loops through all clients and simply calls that one function.

Uhh... And you can do the exact same thing with the default function I showed you, actually.

[Hugums]

Either "Password" or "hippopotomonstrosesquippedali ophobia" if i only want one or 2 people to join.

[Chrono]

Uhh... And you can do the exact same thing with the default function I showed you, actually.

You can do the same thing, yes. Class based functions will work better than doing if stuff for classes. Sure takes up a couple of more bytes on your hard drive but it's convenient for modding and works more efficiently. Take a look at JVS. It doesn't cram everything into 1 function. It has like, billions. This way you aren't checking for everything at once, which is less stress.

Either way. It's pointless to fix, because it works smoothly.

[MegaScientifical]

You can do the same thing, yes. Class based functions will work better than doing if stuff for classes. Sure takes up a couple of more bytes on your hard drive but it's convenient for modding and works more efficiently. Take a look at JVS. It doesn't cram everything into 1 function. It has like, billions. This way you aren't checking for everything at once, which is less stress.

Either way. It's pointless to fix, because it works smoothly.

I don't understand. This default code works on both types of connections, returns the numbers, and I gave the pass check in a shorter fashion. I get you might like longer code, I've done that before, but for functionality. I'm offering the same functionality in a shorter package. I'd rather not make whole new functions when the exact same thing can be done in a shorter manner.

Either way, I also added an announcement for IP in there if they do get in.

[Chrono]

I don't understand. This default code works on both types of connections, returns the numbers, and I gave the pass check in a shorter fashion. I get you might like longer code, I've done that before, but for functionality. I'm offering the same functionality in a shorter package. I'd rather not make whole new functions when the exact same thing can be done in a shorter manner.

Either way, I also added an announcement for IP in there if they do get in.

It does work on both types, however, what it's lacking is the respective class functions.
The pass check is the exact same.
It's not a shorter package.
Mine prevents without the return. With the return, you sometimes get to see a line of text if you join a server while banned, which could work the same in this case.
And wow, yours uses another check just like mine. Just default, though that doesn't make a difference.
I was also planning on rewriting mine just to be a tad more efficient. Sticking the check within the If, which actually makes mine a much shorter package, and to prevent instantly.
I've already given my reason for leaving out the announcements.