Detect if a brick was planted by a Duplicator/Duplorcator

[Blocki]

That is exactly what I just said it does not do.

Just loaded up single player, planted a brick, got its ID, and entered schedule(0, 13315, delete);. The brick was still there. You are wrong.

Woops I mixed stuff up

[Ad Bot]

[Randomness]

Would swapping %client for %brick work then?

Or is that not how it works?

I just realized how stupid that sounded.

[Randomness]

Im having a bizzare problem: The anti duplication appears to only work for 1 type of drug and not the others. However I dont see the echo debug lines that tell me the code works.

[-Jetz-]

Post the updated code.

[Randomness]

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package drugDupeCheck
{
function fxDTSBrick::onPlant(%brick)
{
	%brick = %client.player.tempBrick;
	if(%brick.duplicationBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 1"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else if(%brick.dupStartBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 2"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else
	{
	echo("OP 3");
		parent::onPlant(%client);
		//Was not duplicated.
	}
}
};
activatePackage(drugDupeCheck);

Only OP 3 is reflected in code for the ones that were planted. The one that was blocked appears to have been detected by the code, but OP 1 nor OP 2 shows up in the console code.

[¥ola]

Um.

%client is never defined?

[Randomness]

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%client = %brick.client;

will fix it right?

[Blocki]

1. You might have forgotten to put osDrug=1; in the datbloke
2. When the drug is the brick ontop the brick you duped it will be duped too
3. So I can cause massive chat spam by holding down the return key?
4. it's parent::onPlant(%brick); !!!

[¥ola]

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%client = %brick.client;

will fix it right?

yes

[Blocki]

yes

no

[Randomness]

1. You might have forgotten to put osDrug=1; in the datbloke
2. When the drug is the brick ontop the brick you duped it will be duped too
3. So I can cause massive chat spam by holding down the return key?

So isDrug refers to it being 1, not true, like it currently is in drug datablocks.

Marijuana:

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	isDrug = true;

Opium:

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	isDrug = true;

Cocaine:

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	isDrug = true;

I'll also delete the ghost brick so the chat cant be spammed that way.

[Blocki]

I'll also delete the ghost brick so the chat cant be spammed that way.

Wait does dupe have a selecting timeout.

[Randomness]

I have no idea what the hell Im doing wrong.

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package drugDupeCheck
{
function fxDTSBrick::onPlant(%brick)
{
	%client = %brick.client;
	%brick = %client.player.tempBrick;
	if(%brick.duplicationBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 1"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else if(%brick.dupStartBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 2"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else
	{
	echo("OP 3");
		parent::onPlant(%client);
		//Was not duplicated.
	}
}
};
activatePackage(drugDupeCheck);

[¥ola]

I have no idea what the hell Im doing wrong.

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package drugDupeCheck
{
function fxDTSBrick::onPlant(%brick)
{
	%client = %brick.client;
	%brick = %client.player.tempBrick;
	if(%brick.duplicationBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 1"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else if(%brick.dupStartBrick)
	{
	echo("OP 2"); // Debug
		if(%brick.getDatablock().isDrug)
		{
		echo("Is a drug."); // Debug
		messageClient(%brick.client, '', "\c0Dont ever try to duplicate your drugs - thats cheating.");
		messageAll('', '\c3' @ %brick.client.name @ "\c6attempted to cheat by duplicating drugs!");
		%brick.schedule(0,delete);
		}
	}
	else
	{
	echo("OP 3");
		parent::onPlant(%client);
		//Was not duplicated.
	}
}
};
activatePackage(drugDupeCheck);

Rename your changing of %brick to something else, maybe %tempbrick because your overwriting something you need

[Randomness]

%brick.dupStartBrick

and

%brick.duplicationBrick

or, rather, %tempbrick instead of %brick,

I just found out now that these aren't actually duplication methods, because regardless of duplication it returns the OP 3 debug line.

Whats even stranger is that it -still- blocks the Cocaine brick being duplicated but doesn't do the same for the others.

What can I do to fetch the name of the wielded tool? Thats much easier to do than to go on this wild goose chase.