Lists who's inside the Instances?

[Wise]

is it possible to do this?

instance map name: 1@test

a script that would show all the list of the player's names who are inside the instances (even in different zones of instances like 0011@test and 0021@test)

i tried getmapusers but didn't work =\

EDIT:

Okay i made it working with this:

L_Loop:
set @addition,@addition+1;
set @startnum$,"00"+@addition;
set @map$,@startnum$+"1@test";
set @maxmap$,"0061@test";
set @totalpeak,getmapusers(@map$);
if(@map$ == @maxmap$) {
mes "Nobody is inside the instance.";
close;
}else{
mes @startnum$+" and "+@totalpeak+" - "+@map$;
goto L_Loop;
end;
}

not sure how to use getusersname for a specified map though because i want it to return the names of the players instead of the count =\

Edited December 5, 2012 by Mavis

[AnnieRuru]

show all the list of the player's names who are inside the instances (even in different zones of instances like 0011@test and 0021@test)

I have NEVER make an instanced script that need to return the user name in the map

its not like this is a juggernaught script or Last Man Standing ...

in RO, instanced script is only meant for party uses

( that instance ID is only meant for that party members only )

not sure how to use getusersname for a specified map though because i want it to return the names of the players instead of the count =\

if needed, can always use getpartymember script command ....

seriously, whats the idea behind to makes you do something like this ?

EDIT:

...

hmm... some trick

prontera,156,185,5	script	kjdfksfjh	100,{
freeloop 1;
while ( getusers(1) > .@count ) {
	.@nb = query_sql("select account_id from `char` where online = 1 limit 128 offset "+ .@count, .@aid );
	.@i = 0;
	while ( .@i < .@nb ) {
		if ( attachrid(.@aid[.@i]) )
			if ( compare( strcharinfo(3), "1@test" ) || compare( strcharinfo(3), "2@test" ) ) {
				.@result_name$[ .@result ] = strcharinfo(0);
				.@result++;
			}
		.@i++;
	}
	.@count += 128;
}
freeloop 0;
announce "there are "+ .@result +" players in this instance", 0;
for ( .@i = 0; .@i < .@result; .@i++ )
	announce ( .@i +1 )+". "+ .@result_name$[.@i], 0;
end;
}

but this kind of trick should be avoided ...

Edited December 8, 2012 by AnnieRuru