Hufdasr a dit :

If I save some string for a player using system.savePlayerData(playerName, data) and then I want to load it using system.loadPlayerData(playerName), where is the data loaded?

• playerName (string) - The name of the player who's data was loaded.
• data (integer) - The data that was loaded.

• playerName (String) : the player whose data got loaded
• playerData (String) : the data about the player

Err_405 a dit :

I can't find the definition of the function tfm.exec.bindKeyboard in this list of functions. Can u add it Shamousey?

system.bindKeyboard("Melibellule#0001", 32, true, true)

Bolodefchoco a dit :

Err_405 a dit :VoirMasquer

I can't find the definition of the function tfm.exec.bindKeyboard in this list of functions. Can u add it Shamousey?

It's system.bindKeyboard, I think that's why you can't find it.

system.bindKeyboard(playerName, keyCode, down, bind)

Spoiler

Effect: Binds a key to be listened for. Whenever a player presses a bound key, it will trigger eventKeyboard(). Note: Some keys (such as "A and Q") can act differently between both QWERTY and AZERTY keyboards.

Arguments:

• playerName (string) - The username of the player whose key will be bound.
• keyCode (integer) - The keycode to know which key to bind. Check the "Enums and IDs" section of this thread for a complete list of supported keycodes.
• down (boolean) - If true, this will trigger the event when the key is pressed. If false, the event will be triggered when the key is released.
• bind (boolean) - If true, this key will be bound. If false, the key will be unbound and won't trigger any more events.

Example:

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system.bindKeyboard("Melibellule#0001", 32, true, true)

Bye a dit :

Is it possible to change the color of the mouse or force it to use a skin from inventory?

• 1.684: print() can now pretty print lua table.
• 1.684: Added third parameter to tfm.exec.freezePlayer() to display or not ice on mice.

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• eventContactListener ( playerName, groundId, contactInfo )
 Event is called when a player collides with the ground. Use it with contactListener (setting it to true should work) property in tfm.exec.addPhysicObject() or with contact="id" in xml map
 Parameters:
  - playerName (String) : the name of the player who touched the ground
  - groundId (Number) : the ground's ID
  - contactInfo (Table) : collision information
   -contactX (Int), contactY (Int), playerX (Int), playerY (Int), speedX (Int), speedY (Int)

Err_405 a dit :

Guys, I tried to run this script in the tribe house:

t = {10, print, x = 12, k = "hi"}
for k, v in pairs(t) do
print(k, v)
end

This is what showed in the #lua channel:
• # 1
• # 2
• # x
• # k

How do I fix this? Thanks!

Err_405 a dit :

Also, I ran this code in zerobrane studio:
t = {}
for line in io.lines() do
table.insert(t, line)
end
print(#t)

And when I input the lines I don't know how to reach the end of the program because it keeps asking me to input lines. What do I do? Thanks so much!

t = {}
for line in io.lines() do
if line == "" then break end
table.insert(t, line)
end
print(#t)

King_seniru a dit :

Err_405 a dit :VoirMasquer

Guys, I tried to run this script in the tribe house:

t = {10, print, x = 12, k = "hi"}
for k, v in pairs(t) do
print(k, v)
end

This is what showed in the #lua channel:
• # 1
• # 2
• # x
• # k

How do I fix this? Thanks!

How to fix what exactly, what's the expected behavior? If the problem is the value (v) related with table's keys (k) not getting printed, it's because the lua implementation in tfm doesn't accept "vararg" type arguments for print. To print both k and v do print({k, v})

Err_405 a dit :VoirMasquer

Also, I ran this code in zerobrane studio:
t = {}
for line in io.lines() do
table.insert(t, line)
end
print(#t)

And when I input the lines I don't know how to reach the end of the program because it keeps asking me to input lines. What do I do? Thanks so much!

When you press enter in the newline without typing any other value, it'd send an empty string (""). So do it like this

Spoilercode

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t = {}
for line in io.lines() do
if line == "" then break end
table.insert(t, line)
end
print(#t)

You can also do Ctrl+C to terminate the program, and it would give the same output as above