Help with a script im making

[$trinick]

To parent clientCmdChatMessage you'd want parent::clientCmdChatMessage(%a,%b,%c,%fmsg,%cp,%name,%cs,%msg);

To parent NMH_Type::send you'd want parent::send(%this);

It depends which one you're using, it appears you're using clientCmdChatMessage but before you edited that in you were using NMH_Type::send, so I have no idea what you're doing.

For fixing the syntax error, see my post above yours.

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[Gsterman]

To parent clientCmdChatMessage you'd want parent::clientCmdChatMessage(%a,%b,%c,%fmsg,%cp,%name,%cs,%msg);

To parent NMH_Type::send you'd want parent::send(%this);

It depends which one you're using, it appears you're using clientCmdChatMessage but before you edited that in you were using NMH_Type::send, so I have no idea what you're doing.

For fixing the syntax error, see my post above yours.

that fixes it. Thanks you and jes00 for helping me!

[Gsterman]

Okay im back with another issue, when i try to use the $murderer it just gives me a blank space.

[$trinick]

That's because you defined it as a local variable in your script. Change it to $murderer = if you want it to be global.

Also, do realize that every single time someone sends any message it will pick a new murderer.

[Gsterman]

That's because you defined it as a local variable in your script. Change it to $murderer = if you want it to be global.

Also, do realize that every single time someone sends any message it will pick a new murderer.

How do I stop it from picking a new murderer each time?

[elm]

How do I stop it from picking a new murderer each time?

That's where logic comes into play. Simple if checks are what you need, and a better way to pick a new murderer. Those global variables would best be put outside of the package.

[Gsterman]

That's where logic comes into play. Simple if checks are what you need, and a better way to pick a new murderer. Those global variables would best be put outside of the package.

what would those simple if checks be?

[$trinick]

Well, you should probably move the code to select a murderer to inside "!start". You'll also need a logic check to make sure they don't restart the game before the murderer is found, so you'll want to have something like if($murderer == 0) surrounding the code. Then whenever the game ends set $murderer = 0; so that somebody can start the game with !start again.

[Gsterman]

Its giving me an error when I try to make the end command set the murder variable to 0

Code: [Select]

if(%this.getValue() $= "!end")
{
NewChatSO.addLine("<color:ffffff>You'll have to start over again, sorry.");
$murderer = 0
}##
##
//endevidence//

//beginsuspects//

[Zeblote]

add ; after 0

[Gsterman]

This may sound dumb, but is this possible?

Code: [Select]

if(%this.getValue() $= "!pick Martin Snow")
{
if($murderer == %s6)
                        {
                                newChatSO.addLine("<color:00ff00>You got the murderer!");
                         }
                        else
                        {
                                newChatSO.addLine("<color:00ff00>You didnt get the murderer!");
                         }
}

[$trinick]

I don't see why it wouldn't be, assuming both $murderer and %s6 are numerical values.