SetScale Command

[NAT3]

I am trying to make an add-on where you can say: /SetScale (name) (scale)
But I can't seem to get it right. Here it is:

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package SetScale

function servrCMDSetScale(%cl,%targ,%Chat,%Chat2,%Chat3)
{
if(%client.isSuperAdmin)
{
findclientbyname(%targ.name).player.setscale(%Chat SPC %Chat2 SPC %Chat3 SPC);
messageClient('',"You have changed "@%targ.name@"'s scale to "@%Chat %Chat2 %Chat3@" ");
}

};
activatepackage(SetScale);
Help me if you can, thanks.

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[elm]

Hope this helps:

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function serverCmdSetScale(%client,%name,%scale)
{
if(%client.isAdmin && isObject(%target = findClientByName(%name).player))
{
if(getWordCount(%scale) != 3)
{
warn("Invalid scale!");
return false;
}

%target.setScale(%scale);

return true;
}

return false;
}

[Brian Smithers]

Hope this helps:

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function serverCmdSetScale(%client,%name,%s1,%s2,%s3)
{
        %scale = %s1 SPC %s2 SPC %s3;
if(%client.isAdmin && isObject(%target = findClientByName(%name).player))
{
if(getWordCount(%scale) != 3)
{
warn("Invalid scale!");
return false;
}

%target.setScale(%scale);

return true;
}

return false;
}

fixed.

[NAT3]

Hope this helps:

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function serverCmdSetScale(%client,%name,%scale)
{
if(%client.isAdmin && isObject(%target = findClientByName(%name).player))
{
if(getWordCount(%scale) != 3)
{
warn("Invalid scale!");
return false;
}

%target.setScale(%scale);

return true;
}

return false;
}

The good part is, there are no syntax errors, but the bad part is that
every scale I say appears to be invalid. Like I said: /SetScale NAT3 5 5 5.
Didn't work. I'm not sure why. EDIT: Oh okay I'll try the code above.

[NAT3]

Okay, the code works. Thanks for helping, now locking this.

[elm]

fixed.

Oops.

[Lugnut]

Okay, the code works. Thanks for helping, now locking this.

no
don't do this

[sh0ckthealien]

You don't really need a package.

[Lugnut]

You don't really need a package.

not to mention he didn't do it right

[sh0ckthealien]

You guys were too quick to fix his code for him, instead of helping him understand why it's wrong. :/

[Brian Smithers]

You guys were too quick to fix his code for him, instead of helping him understand why it's wrong. :/

if he was trying to learn how to code
he should have mentioned and i would have explained to him what he did wrong.
but if he just wanted a script for his server
it's just fixing it that matters.

[Blocki]

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return true;
}

return false;
That isn't needed

[elm]

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return true;
}

return false;
That isn't needed

Please learn how to properly program in a real language, then get back to me.

[Blocki]

Please learn how to properly program in a real language, then get back to me.

It still isn't needed

[NAT3]

no
don't do this

mmkay...