bindatcmd help needed!

[Succubusty]

Okay here's my script.

 

-    script    no_storage    -1,{
OnInit:
    bindatcmd "storage",strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnAtCommand";
    end;
OnAtCommand:
    if((strcharinfo(3) == "turbo_n_1") && getgroupid() < 3)
        message strcharinfo(0),"You can't use @storage during this event.";
    else
        atcommand "@storage";
    end;
}

 

What I'm trying to do is... I want to disable the usage of @storage on the map turbo_n_1 for any non-GMs (below group id 3). With my script right now, it works fine when a regular player (group id 0) is in the map. It displays the text & doesn't allow them to use the command. However, everywhere else, if you try to use the command (GM or not), then you get the error "@storage failed". Any ideas where I went wrong?

[Capuche]

Well, ill give you a hint: You bind a new "event" to the name of an already existing one, basicaly overriding the usual code of @storage with your script "no_storage::OnAtCommand". So guess what "atcommand "@storage";" calls now?

Upon execution of the atcommand, the user invoke the NPC event label first. But you can call the initial atcommand with atcommand script npc.

 

 

 

Use

openstorage;

instead of

atcommand "@storage";

to avoid this error.

[Reynard]

Well, ill give you a hint: You bind a new "event" to the name of an already existing one, basicaly overriding the usual code of @storage with your script "no_storage::OnAtCommand". So guess what "atcommand "@storage";" calls now?

[Euphy]

For some reason (I haven't looked into it yet) @storage fails for me if binded to a script. Try 'openstorage' instead?

@Reynard: 'atcommand' always calls the original command.

Edit: Beaten. :<

[Reynard]

Damn, well then ive learned something new. Never tried to call an atcommand inside a bindatcmd NPC event label.

[Boom]

Might wanna try this?

 

 

    set .allowgmlvl, 40; //REQUIRED GM

    .....

    .....

    getmapxy (.@map$, .@x, .@y, 0); 

    if(.@map$ == "turbo_n_1")

    {

      if(getgmlevel() < .allowgmlvl) goto STORAGEFAILED;

      else {

      //OPEN STORAGE

      }

      .....

      .....

 

      STORAGEFAILED:

 

   }

Might wanna try this?

 

 

    set .allowgmlvl, 40; //REQUIRED GM

    .....

    .....

    getmapxy (.@map$, .@x, .@y, 0); 

    if(.@map$ == "turbo_n_1")

    {

      if(getgmlevel() < .allowgmlvl) goto STORAGEFAILED;

      else {

      //OPEN STORAGE

      }

      .....

      .....

 

      STORAGEFAILED:

 

   }

 

Here's the script... I think it's working

 

-    script    no_command    -1,{
OnInit:
        bindatcmd "storage",strnpcinfo(3)+"::OnStore";
    end;
 
OnStore:
   set .allowgmlvl, 40; //REQUIRED GM
   getmapxy (.@map$, .@x, .@y, 0); 
    if(.@map$ == "turbo_n_1")
    {
      if(getgmlevel() < .allowgmlvl) dispbottom "You can't use @storage in this map.";
      else openstorage;
    }
    else if (.@map$ != "turbo_n_1") openstorage;
 
}

Edited April 12, 2013 by paopao

[Succubusty]

Well, ill give you a hint: You bind a new "event" to the name of an already existing one, basicaly overriding the usual code of @storage with your script "no_storage::OnAtCommand". So guess what "atcommand "@storage";" calls now?

Upon execution of the atcommand, the user invoke the NPC event label first. But you can call the initial atcommand with atcommand script npc.

 

 

 

Use

openstorage;

instead of

atcommand "@storage";

to avoid this error.

 

Thank you C: This solved my problem. It would be my luck that @storage would be the one atcommand that works funny inside bindatcmd. I was mainly basing my usage off of this thread, so I was confused as to why it wasn't working.

Edited April 12, 2013 by Succubusty