Bumblet a dit :

My request is a script that spawns a certain amount of the object by saying the command "!spawn"

a dit :

function spawnObject(object,value)
object=object or 1
value=value or 1
for i=1,value do
tfm.exec.addShamanObject(object,math.random(800),math.random(400))
end
end

function eventChatCommand(name,c)
local cmd={}
for arg in c:gmatch("[^%s]+") do
table.insert(cmd,arg)
end
if cmd[1]=='spawn' then
spawnObject(cmd[2],cmd[3])
end
end

Mateguti a dit :

I need a code for when the player reaches the hole, follow this map, as I'm running the time I have left when all users entered -'

Jordynl a dit :

Sorry. I'm not sure what you are talking about.

a dit :

print(tfm.get.room.currentMap.." by "..name of map creator)

Shamousey a dit :

tfm.get.room.currentMap is the @code of the map, so you can use that.

 

Bumblet a dit :

Could I have another request of when I spawn the amount of objects but I can position where it will go by X Y

example a dit :

function main()
command.addHandler("spawn", spawn);
end

function spawn(player, object, amount, x, y)
for i = 1, tonumber(amount) or 1 do
tfm.exec.addShamanObject(object, tonumber(x) or math.random(800), tonumber(y) or math.random(400))
end
end


function eventChatCommand(player, message)
local args = string.split(message, "%s")
local text = table.remove(args, 1)
command.handle(string.lower(text), player, args)
end

command = {handlers = {}}

function command.addHandler(text, handler)
if command.handlers[text] == nil then
command.handlers[text] = {}
end
table.insert(command.handlers[text], handler)
end

function command.removeHandler(text, handler)
if command.handlers[text] ~= nil then
local index
for i, h in ipairs(command.handlers[text]) do
if handler == h then
index = i
end
end
if index ~= nil then
table.remove(command.handlers[text], index)
if #command.handlers[text] == 0 then
command.handlers[text] = nil
end
end
end
end

function command.handle(text, player, args)
if command.handlers[text] ~= nil then
for i, handler in ipairs(command.handlers[text]) do
handler(player, unpack(args))
end
end
end

function string.split(str, s)
local res = {};
for part in string.gmatch(str, "[^" .. s .. "]+") do
table.insert(res, part)
end
return res;
end

-- system unpack is unavailable
function unpack (t, i)
i = i or 1
if t ~= nil then
return t, unpack(t, i + 1)
end
end


main()

q a dit :

function eventNewGame()
for pName,player in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 37, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 38, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 39, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 40, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 65, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 68, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 83, true, true)
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(pName, 87, true, true)
keyCodeULastTime[pName] = os.time()
keyCodeUserName[pName] = 20
end
end
keyCodeUserName = {}
keyCodeULastTime = {}
function eventKeyboard(playerName, keyCode, down, xPosition, yPosition)
if tfm.get.room.playerList[playerName].isShaman then
if keyCode == 65 then
keyCodeUserName[playerName] = 20
elseif keyCode == 37 then
keyCodeUserName[playerName] = 20
elseif keyCode == 39 then
keyCodeUserName[playerName] = 19
elseif keyCode == 68 then
keyCodeUserName[playerName] = 19
elseif keyCode == 40 or keyCode == 83 then
if os.time() - keyCodeULastTime[playerName] >= 1000 then
tfm.exec.addShamanObject(keyCodeUserName[playerName], xPosition, yPosition + 15, 0, 0, 0, false)
keyCodeULastTime[playerName] = os.time()
end
end
end
end

Beachking a dit :

How do you make it so that when a shaman spawns 6 arrows he/she will die. Meh Limited arrows. :$
Thanks.

example a dit :

arrowCount = 0

function eventNewGame()
arrowCount = 0
end

function eventSummoningEnd(name, type)
if type == tfm.enum.shamanObject.arrow then
arrowCount = arrowCount + 1
if arrowCount == 6 then
tfm.exec.killPlayer(name)
end
end
end

Bushmeister a dit :

Object won't changes when i press A(keycode 65) button. When i changed A to B (keycode 66) it worked. What's wrong with?

Makinit a dit :

That's a bug that has to do with keyboard layouts. The W key triggers an event with the Z keycode, the A key triggers an event with the Q keycode and vice versa.

Shamousey a dit :

The command is /clavier but that has no effect on module key bindings.

Makinit a dit :

That's a bug that has to do with keyboard layouts. The W key triggers an event with the Z keycode, the A key triggers an event with the Q keycode and vice versa.