local keys = {l = 76, p = 80}

for i, key in pairs(keys) do
  tfm.exec.bindKeyboard("Piviw", key, true, true)
end

function eventKeyboard(n, key, down, x, y)
  if key == keys.l then
    tfm.exec.giveCheese(n)
  elseif key == keys.p then
    tfm.exec.playerVictory(n)
  end
end

function eventNewPlayer(n)
	for key,k in pairs({76,80}) do
		tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(n, k, true, true)
	end
end
table.foreach(tfm.get.room.playerList,eventNewPlayer)

function eventKeyboard(n,k,d)
	if k==76 then
		tfm.exec.giveCheese(n)
	elseif k==80 then
		tfm.exec.playerVictory(n)
	end
end

local player = "Dramatotala"
-- Range of numbers you'd like to set. e.g. {1, 100} if you want the random number to be between 1 and 100.
local range = {1, 6}

-- Showing the player the textArea that contains the 'click to get random number', I'll also be using this to show the number for simplicity sakes. :D
ui.addTextArea(0, "<p align='center'><a href='event:random'>Click for random number.", player, 10, 20, 780, 20, 0x324650, 0x000000, 1, true)

function eventTextAreaCallback(id, n, cb)
  if cb == "random" then
    -- Using the math.random function to get a number between the first range and the second range.
    local randNum = math.random(range[1], range[2])
    -- Updating the textArea with an additional text; ("..randNum..")
    ui.addTextArea(0, "<p align='center'><a href='event:random'>Click for random number. <vp>("..randNum..")", n, 10, 20, 780, 20, 0x324650, 0x000000, 1, true)
  end
end

function eventNewGame()
  -- Creating a table to store all of the players in the room, the table will be used to randomize to select the two shamans.
  local list_of_players = {}
  
  -- Loops through everyone in the room and adds them into the table.
  for n in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
    table.insert(list_of_players, n)
  end
  
  -- Select a random 'key' number between 1 and the length of the table (depends on number of people in the room), this'll be stored in index1.
  local index1 = math.random(#list_of_players)
  -- list_of_players[index1] gives the value of the key 'index1', which is a random player's name.
  tfm.exec.setShaman(list_of_players[index1])
  -- Remove the value in the position of the key from the table so the player won't be used again.
  table.remove(list_of_players, index1)
  
  local index2 = math.random(#list_of_players)
  tfm.exec.setShaman(list_of_players[index2])
  table.remove(list_of_players, index2);
  
  -- Loop through everyone in the list_of_players table and kill them all.
  -- i = key, n = value. Key stores the position of something in a table, and value is that something.
  for i, n in pairs(list_of_players) do
    tfm.exec.killPlayer(n)
  end
end

tfm.exec.disableAutoShaman(true)
eventNewGame()

autoNewGame = 1

function eventEmotePlayed(pseudo, id, emoteParam)
if id == 7 then
		if autoNewGame == 0 then
			tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(true)
			autoNewGame = 1
		end
		if autoNewGame == 1 then
			tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(false)
			autoNewGame = 0
		end
end
end

autoNewGame = 1

function eventEmotePlayed(pseudo, id, emoteParam)
if id == 7 then
		if autoNewGame == 0 then
			tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(true)
			autoNewGame = 1
		elseif autoNewGame == 1 then
			tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(false)
			autoNewGame = 0
		end
end
end