Is there a %cl.isPlayer

[otto-san]

Or just if(!%client.isAdmin)
Why complicate it for no reason?

You're right, silly me.

For some reason I thought that super admins didn't have isAdmin set to true.

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[MARBLE MAN]

Why does it have 20 arguments!? Wtf!?!
Who even wrote this

Title: Admin Controls Manager
Author: Truce
A mod giving control over privileges.

[Chrono]

There's 20 because it needs to work for any command.

[tkepahama]

im looking for %cl.iseverybody or something that says everybody

what the hell

[Treynolds416]

There's 20 because it needs to work for any command.

I don't understand why

[Chrono]

I don't understand why

The add-on "Admin Controls Manager" is made to work with any and all commands. There is no way to find out how many args a command has without knowing personally. That's why the add-on immediately assumes 20.

[Treynolds416]

The add-on "Admin Controls Manager" is made to work with any and all commands. There is no way to find out how many args a command has without knowing personally. That's why the add-on immediately assumes 20.

It looks to me like the commands are already defined as dropCameraAtPlayer and dropPlayerAtCamera

I'm missing something here

[Greek2me]

It looks to me like the commands are already defined as dropCameraAtPlayer and dropPlayerAtCamera

I'm missing something here

The Admin Controls Manager script automatically generates that script.

[Kalphiter]

The Admin Controls Manager script automatically generates that script.

OK, now it makes sense.

[Evar678]

I'm no expert, but if you're trying to get it to work for everybody, why don't you just remove the admin checks alltogether?

[Kalphiter]

I'm no expert, but if you're trying to get it to work for everybody, why don't you just remove the admin checks alltogether?

Last time I checked, he doesn't have access to the source code

[Evar678]

Last time I checked, he doesn't have access to the source code

Point taken.

[Axolotl]

isObject(%this); is sort of the equivalent of checking if %this >= 1

If %this is a number that doesn't correspond to an object, isObject returns false and the latter returns true.

If %this is a number that corresponds to an object, both checks return true.

[Port]

isObject(%this); is sort of the equivalent of checking if %this >= 1

this is so wrong I don't even want to think about it

[Axolotl]

this is so wrong I don't even want to think about it

/sigh

An object is identified by ID. isObject verifies if the ID is real. Oh wait, those checks are completely different.