Arguments for serverCmdCreateMinigame(); and serverCmdEndMinigame();?

[mp7964]

I need to know the arguments so I can package them to set the variable $Minigame::Isonrightnow to 1 for create and 0 for end.

Anyone know them?

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[Headcrab Zombie]

You can easily and quickly figure these things out yourself.

1. trace(1); in console.
2. Call the commands normally
3. trace(0);
4. Find the function calls, or close blockland, open console.log, and ctrl f search "serverCmdCreateMinigame/EndMinigame"


For something simple like this, it's not absolutely necessary to know what each arguments represents, so you can just name them %a,%b,%c, etc, with the same number of arguments as listed by trace

[mp7964]

First of all, I can't use %a,%b,%c etc because I need to know EXACTLY what they are, or the script will be poot, second of all, I know how to use trace, the problem is, i'm on my other computer.

[otto-san]

%a will be client since it's the first variable.

[Amade]

First of all, I can't use %a,%b,%c etc because I need to know EXACTLY what they are, or the script will be poot, second of all, I know how to use trace, the problem is, i'm on my other computer.

Actually you can just use %a... %z and it won't break anything.

serverCmdCreateMinigame(%client, %name, %color, %bool); - I have no idea what the last argument is
serverCmdEndMinigame(%client);

[mp7964]

Actually you can just use %a... %z and it won't break anything.

serverCmdCreateMinigame(%client, %name, %color, %bool); - I have no idea what the last argument is
serverCmdEndMinigame(%client);

First of all, I can't use %a,%b,%c etc because I need to know EXACTLY what they are, or the script will be poot, second of all, I know how to use trace, the problem is, i'm on my other computer.

Just sayin'. Thanks, anyway.

[Amade]

Just sayin'. Thanks, anyway.

What do you mean just saying? It's entirely false. However, if you need to use them in the script, that's another story.

[otto-san]

he needed to know what exactly each argument will have in it

[Chrono]

What do you mean just saying? It's entirely false. However, if you need to use them in the script, that's another story.

Why else would he be packaging them?

[Headcrab Zombie]

Why else would he be packaging them?

to set the variable $Minigame::Isonrightnow to 1 for create and 0 for end.

he needed to know what exactly each argument will have in it

Sure, knowing what the arguments mean matters, but what mp said was that the names matter

[Greek2me]

I'd recommend using MinigameSO::onAdd(%this) and MinigameSO::onRemove(%this) instead of serverCmds.

[mp7964]

I'd recommend using MinigameSO::onAdd(%this) and MinigameSO::onRemove(%this) instead of serverCmds.

AH! Perfect. Thanks, Greek.

[Greek2me]

No problem. It actually might be better to use MinigameSO::endGame(%this) instead of ::onRemove, but it's your call, it shouldn't matter much.

[mp7964]

No problem. It actually might be better to use MinigameSO::endGame(%this) instead of ::onRemove, but it's your call, it shouldn't matter much.

It's a client script, so it would need to be onRemove, endGame applies to the minigame, not the client by itself. Still, it might be useful if I make a server version.

[Amade]

It's a client script, so it would need to be onRemove, endGame applies to the minigame, not the client by itself. Still, it might be useful if I make a server version.

I'm actually fairly certain you can't do something like this client-side.