Author Topic: Eval Mounting  (Read 1664 times)

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Does anybody know how to mount on people?



targetid.mountObject(yourid,slot);

targetid.mountObject(yourid,slot);
findClientByName(targetPlayersName).player.mountObject(%client.player, %slot);

I sincerely hope you didn't just try and spoonfeed half an answer.

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mountObject(%a, %b);
...for certain values of "mountObject".

No. Just NO. Nothing to do with eval. Use FFC.
If you have no idea what you're talking about, don't post. He clearly wants a console command that mounts two players together, not a crap-on that does it and 150 pointless other things.

findclientbyname("blockhead").player.mountobject(findclientbyname("outpact").player, slot); should do it, where slot is a number from 0 to 8(?) that sets where on the other player yours will be mounted.


If you have no idea what you're talking about, don't post. He clearly wants a console command that mounts two players together, not a crap-on that does it and 150 pointless other things.

findclientbyname("blockhead").player.mountobject(findclientbyname("outpact").player, slot); should do it, where slot is a number from 0 to 8(?) that sets where on the other player yours will be mounted.
I thought that he wanted eval so he could do the mounting stuff, so I thought that using server commands would be easier to use than having to type that. I'm so sorry that I didn't infer that he wanted a console command.

Except he made it pretty clear.

"Does anybody know how to mount on people using eval?"

Except he made it pretty clear.

"Does anybody know how to mount on people using eval?"
I thought that he wanted the eval chat mod so that he could use it to mount, not people giving him console commands.

I thought that he wanted the eval chat mod so that he could use it to mount, not people giving him console commands.
Eval evaluates chat as console commands. AKA you put console commands in the chat. People who don't know what to call console commands call it eval because this is what they see on other servers.

Eval evaluates chat as console commands. AKA you put console commands in the chat. People who don't know what to call console commands call it eval because this is what they see on other servers.

The reason its called Eval is because of how it magically "enters it into the console" via

eval("your stuff here");

ie

eval("echo(\"this is text\");"); would be the same as typing echo("this is text"); in the console, which is how the console does it aswell.