How to stop moveforward(3); ?

[LegoEggo]

In a serverCmd, I have moveforward(3); . I want a seperate cmd that will stop the client. How would I do that?

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[Dr Bling]

I think its moveforward(0); Try that and then reply

[LegoEggo]

Yup, it worked.

[Zor]

moveforward() is clientside, so if you're running it in a server command, it wont work.

[LegoEggo]

Well, it does... so I dunno what you're talking about.

[Dr Bling]

I helped someone, yay me

[LegoEggo]

Yay you .

[laremere]

Well, it does... so I dunno what you're talking about.

Have you tried it with someone else?

Also, use moveforward(1); ,it does that same thing, but is better coding habit. (since it is a true or false statement, anything not 0 comes back as true, it is better to use "1" since that is how many people use true/false checks.)

[LegoEggo]

Ohhh, ok. I just went on Wallet's server and asked what it was, and someone said (3), so I used that. As for trying it with something else... why? It works, so why try it on other things?

[laremere]

To learn good coding habit so your mods don't screw up others.

[LegoEggo]

I'm not talking about the 1 or 3 thing. I'm saying that this DOES work, so why test it?

[laremere]

Oh.

You can have client sided code in server script, so by having movefarward(1); in your code, your telling yourself to do it.

[exidyne]

You can have client sided code in server script, so by having movefarward(1); in your code, your telling yourself to do it.

This is true, it's really just telling the server host to move forward.
You would have to make a client command to do it and call that command from the server using commandToClient().

[LegoEggo]

Wait... you 2 just said the opposite. Laremere says it makes YOU do it, exidyne says the host...? Wtf? I want the person that type the serverCmd to be the one that walks, anyway.

[rkynick]

By just saying that the localconnection(host) moves.

you need:
commandtoclient(%client,'movefoward',1);

or something similar.