Bolodefchoco a dit :

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Aen_elle a dit :VoirMasquer

Hi,
Don't find a specific theme, so:
1) Any way to show different information in textArea for different players?
2) Have a script that add shamanObject every click, and delete previous obj with that id:

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tfm.exec.removeObject(id)
id=tfm.exec.addShamanObject(6,xMousePosition,yMousePosition,0,let_power,let_power,false)

Any way to create different id for different playerName? (mean that different players will not delete each other's objects)
3) Any event for object, when it have some coordinates? (for example, box spawn at some area trigger an event)

Does #module team have access to functions, except events that we can find here? or is it the maximum development opportunity for mere mortals usual players?

Hello!

1) Textareas can be displayed to specific players by passing their nickname as third parameter, example:

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ui.addTextArea(0, "Text A", "Bolodefchoco#0000", 10, 10, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea only appears to me
ui.addTextArea(1, "Text B", "Aen_elle#0000", 10, 50, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea only appears to you
ui.addTextArea(2, "Text C", nil, 10, 100, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea appears to everyone

2) You need to attach the id to the player's nickname, use a table for that.

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local playerData = { } -- where the ids will be located

eventNewPlayer = function(playerName) -- event when someone joins the room
	system.bindMouse(playerName, true) -- allow this player to click
end
for playerName in next, tfm.get.room.playerList -- gets all players that are already in the room
	eventNewPlayer(playerName) -- and does the same things as if they just had joined the room
end

eventMouse = function(playerName, x, y) -- event when a player clicks
	if playerData[playerName] then -- checks if there is an ID attached to that nickname
		tfm.exec.removeObject(playerData[playerName]) -- if so, removes the object
	end
	
	playerData[playerName] = tfm.exec.addShamanObject(6, x, y) -- creates a new object and attachs the returned id to the player name
end

-- Optional
eventNewGame = function()
	playerData = { } -- resets the playerData table because all objects (IDs) of the previous map were automatically removed by the game
end

3) You need to use eventSummoningEnd (when an object has spawned by the shaman)

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eventSummoningEnd = function(playerName, objectType, x, y)
	if x >= 10 and x <= 60 then
		print("the object has been spawned between the X coordinates 10 and 60")
	end
end

You can use the same x and y logic in eventMouse or any other similar chunk

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About the functions, kinda yes. That thread is pretty outdated. Check The official one to get to know about all functions and events.

The module team have them all and nothing more. :(

Koelman1 a dit :

Hi!
I write because I need code to reduce / increase player size. I used to use it, but I lost it somewhere / I forgot to save.
It is best to choose a value from 0.1x to 5x.
Thank you in advance <3

Aen_elle a dit :

Bolodefchoco a dit :VoirMasquer

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Aen_elle a dit :VoirMasquer

Hi,
Don't find a specific theme, so:
1) Any way to show different information in textArea for different players?
2) Have a script that add shamanObject every click, and delete previous obj with that id:

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tfm.exec.removeObject(id)
id=tfm.exec.addShamanObject(6,xMousePosition,yMousePosition,0,let_power,let_power,false)

Any way to create different id for different playerName? (mean that different players will not delete each other's objects)
3) Any event for object, when it have some coordinates? (for example, box spawn at some area trigger an event)

Does #module team have access to functions, except events that we can find here? or is it the maximum development opportunity for mere mortals usual players?

Hello!

1) Textareas can be displayed to specific players by passing their nickname as third parameter, example:

Code Lua

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ui.addTextArea(0, "Text A", "Bolodefchoco#0000", 10, 10, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea only appears to me
ui.addTextArea(1, "Text B", "Aen_elle#0000", 10, 50, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea only appears to you
ui.addTextArea(2, "Text C", nil, 10, 100, nil, nil, 1, 1, 1, true) -- This textarea appears to everyone

2) You need to attach the id to the player's nickname, use a table for that.

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local playerData = { } -- where the ids will be located

eventNewPlayer = function(playerName) -- event when someone joins the room
	system.bindMouse(playerName, true) -- allow this player to click
end
for playerName in next, tfm.get.room.playerList -- gets all players that are already in the room
	eventNewPlayer(playerName) -- and does the same things as if they just had joined the room
end

eventMouse = function(playerName, x, y) -- event when a player clicks
	if playerData[playerName] then -- checks if there is an ID attached to that nickname
		tfm.exec.removeObject(playerData[playerName]) -- if so, removes the object
	end
	
	playerData[playerName] = tfm.exec.addShamanObject(6, x, y) -- creates a new object and attachs the returned id to the player name
end

-- Optional
eventNewGame = function()
	playerData = { } -- resets the playerData table because all objects (IDs) of the previous map were automatically removed by the game
end

3) You need to use eventSummoningEnd (when an object has spawned by the shaman)

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eventSummoningEnd = function(playerName, objectType, x, y)
	if x >= 10 and x <= 60 then
		print("the object has been spawned between the X coordinates 10 and 60")
	end
end

You can use the same x and y logic in eventMouse or any other similar chunk

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About the functions, kinda yes. That thread is pretty outdated. Check The official one to get to know about all functions and events.

The module team have them all and nothing more. :(

Brandondito a dit :

hello, I need that by pressing space and if a mouse is close it kills it

local killer = "Brandondito#0000"

-- Set "EVERYONE = true" if you want everyone to be able to kill
local EVERYONE = false

local SPACE_KEY = 32
local MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE = 50

-- Checking if a certain coordinate is within the range of another coordinate
function withinRange(x1, y1, x2, y2, range)
  local xDist = math.abs(x1 - x2)
  local yDist = math.abs(y1 - y2)
  
  if xDist < range and yDist < range then
    return true
  end
  
  return false
end

-- If a player joins, bind their spacebar keyboard-key based on the configured settings.
function eventNewPlayer(name)
  
  if EVERYONE or killer == name then
    tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(name, SPACE_KEY, true, true)
  end
end

-- Function provided by TFM's API. Occurs whenever someone presses a binded key.
function eventKeyboard(name, key, down, x, y)
  
	if key == SPACE_KEY then
    for _name, player in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
      if _name ~= name and withinRange(x, y, player.x, player.y, MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE) then
        tfm.exec.killPlayer(_name)
      end
    end
	end
end

-- For every player in the room, run eventNewPlayer on them.
-- tfm.get.room.playerList gives us a list of players in the room.
for name in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
	eventNewPlayer(name)
end

Brandondito a dit :

If it's not too much to ask, I could restrict the time to kill again for 10 seconds, thanks in advance

local killer = "Brandondito#0000"
local killerData = {}

local EVERYONE = false -- Set "EVERYONE = true" if you want everyone to be able to kill
local SPACE_KEY = 32
local MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE = 50
local KILL_ATTEMPT_COOLDOWN = 10000 -- 10s * 1000ms

-- Checking if a certain coordinate is within the range of another coordinate
function withinRange(x1, y1, x2, y2, range)
  local xDist = math.abs(x1 - x2)
  local yDist = math.abs(y1 - y2)
  
  if xDist < range and yDist < range then
    return true
  end
  
  return false
end

-- If a player joins, bind their spacebar keyboard-key based on the configured settings.
function eventNewPlayer(name)
  
  if EVERYONE or killer == name then    
    -- Storing last kill attempt's timestamp to implement cooldown
    killerData[name] = 0
    
    tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(name, SPACE_KEY, true, true)
  end
end

-- Function provided by TFM's API. Occurs whenever someone presses a binded key.
function eventKeyboard(name, key, down, x, y)
  
  local now = os.time()
  
  if key == SPACE_KEY and killerData[name] > now then
    killerData[name] = now + KILL_ATTEMPT_COOLDOWN
    
    for _name, player in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
      if _name ~= name and withinRange(x, y, player.x, player.y, MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE) then
        tfm.exec.killPlayer(_name)
      end
    end
	end
end

-- For every player in the room, run eventNewPlayer on them.
-- tfm.get.room.playerList gives us a list of players in the room.
for name in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
	eventNewPlayer(name)
end

Brandondito a dit :

it doesn't give any error but it doesn't work

local killer = "Brandondito#0000"
local killerData = {}

local EVERYONE = false -- Set "EVERYONE = true" if you want everyone to be able to kill
local SPACE_KEY = 32
local MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE = 50
local KILL_ATTEMPT_COOLDOWN = 10000 -- 10s * 1000ms

-- Checking if a certain coordinate is within the range of another coordinate
function withinRange(x1, y1, x2, y2, range)
  local xDist = math.abs(x1 - x2)
  local yDist = math.abs(y1 - y2)
  
  if xDist < range and yDist < range then
    return true
  end
  
  return false
end

-- If a player joins, bind their spacebar keyboard-key based on the configured settings.
function eventNewPlayer(name)
  
  if EVERYONE or killer == name then    
    -- Storing last kill attempt's timestamp to implement cooldown
    killerData[name] = 0
    
    tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(name, SPACE_KEY, true, true)
  end
end

-- Function provided by TFM's API. Occurs whenever someone presses a binded key.
function eventKeyboard(name, key, down, x, y)
  
  local now = os.time()
  
  if key == SPACE_KEY and killerData[name] < now then
    killerData[name] = now + KILL_ATTEMPT_COOLDOWN
    
    for _name, player in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
      if _name ~= name and withinRange(x, y, player.x, player.y, MINIMUM_KILL_RANGE) then
        tfm.exec.killPlayer(_name)
      end
    end
	end
end

-- For every player in the room, run eventNewPlayer on them.
-- tfm.get.room.playerList gives us a list of players in the room.
for name in next, tfm.get.room.playerList do
	eventNewPlayer(name)
end

Mouny a dit :

Henlo, i want a scripte where you can shot arrows like in fortmice QwQ

Liberrate a dit :

Hello, is there any way to make part of map appearing for only one player, when he enters its place? I mean something like in village map, when we enter house we can see its interior, but only we. I think lua should modify xml code, but i cant understand how to make it, is it possible to dynamically modify map xml? And only for one player? (Sorry for my English)

tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(true)
tfm.exec.newGame('<C><P APS="x_transformice/x_evt/x_evt_26/elisah0.png,,250,120,200,200,596,-40"/><Z><S><S X="350" Y="220" T="12" L="200" H="200" o="324650" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0" c="4"/><S X="400" Y="360" T="0" L="800" H="80" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0"/></S><D><DS X="150" Y="305"/></D><O/><L/></Z></C>')

Liberrate a dit :

Thank you so mach Hypermousem! I understand your code, I now can create images and grounds that hide these :) So much thanks!
I have another question, can I hide ground instead of picture? I know that I can make ground when I touch it it disappears, but it works for all people, not only for me. Is there any way for that?