Dismount Vehicle code?

[Mickers]

I've tried:
%target.schedule(6999, dismount());
%target.schedule(6999, unmount());
on both the mount target and the player target with no luck. Is there something else I could try?

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Or is there something else I can try to force a player to dismount? Killing the vehicle doesn't do it. Example:
%target.schedule(7000, damage, %obj, %obj.getPosition(), 10000, $DamageType::Lava);
%target.schedule(7000, finalExplosion());

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[Advanced Bot]

I've tried:
%target.schedule(6999, dismount());
%target.schedule(6999, unmount());
on both the mount target and the player target with no luck. Is there something else I could try?

Edit:
Or is there something else I can try to force a player to dismount? Killing the vehicle doesn't do it. Example:
%target.schedule(7000, damage, %obj, %obj.getPosition(), 10000, $DamageType::Lava);
%target.schedule(7000, finalExplosion());

When doing schedules you don't need ().
Also, finalExplosion is not a function (I think), try destroy or kill.

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%target.schedule(6000, destroy);
%target.schedule(6000, kill);
etc.

[Mickers]

Thanks I'll check it out.

[BluetoothBoy]

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schedule(6999, %target, "dismount");
I think that should work.

[Advanced Bot]

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schedule(6999, %target, "dismount");
I think that should work.

This is correct, but with no things with a schedule like %target.schedule, you have to put a 0 after the milliseconds.

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schedule(6999, 0, %target, "dismount");
Otherwise, your server will crash.

[Xalos]

Otherwise, your server will crash.

...uh, what? No. Why would that even happen?

[Advanced Bot]

It crashes on mine, most of the time. It must be something then...

[MARBLE MAN]

schedule(delay,object,function,argument[,..]);
object.schedule(delay,function,argument[,..]);

[Zeblote]

schedule(delay,0,function,argument[,..]);
object.schedule(delay,function,argument[,..]);

fixed

[Alphadin]

schedule(delay,object,function,argument[,..]);
object.schedule(delay,function,argument[,..]);

This is 100% correct. object is either %thing or it's 0. both are valid

[Port]

fixed

what? no