Module API FAQ

[Modéré par Katburger, raison : Off-topic]

How do you know that you are making speed for how you set the coordinates in
tfm.exec.movePlayer?

I can't figure out how people just set numbers to fly/walk faster or do a super jump.

#543

Fatihmilano a dit :
How can I write colorized code on the forums?

You can colour text with [color=#FFFFFF]this BBCode[/color] and choosing which colour you want the text to be by using hexadecimal colour codes.

Swirlfire a dit :
How do you know that you are making speed for how you set the coordinates in
tfm.exec.movePlayer?

I can't figure out how people just set numbers to fly/walk faster or do a super jump.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by this, could you explain it in a different way perhaps?

#544

Shamousey a dit :
You can colour text with [color=#FFFFFF]this BBCode[/color] and choosing which colour you want the text to be by using hexadecimal colour codes.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by this, could you explain it in a different way perhaps?

So in the Fly snippet

tfm.exec.movePlayer(name,0,0,true,0,-50,false)

It has this script, and the x-y coordinates are 0,0 + 0 and -50. It also has true and false.

What I mean is that they add random numbers and false/true's to the ()'s and you are able to fly just like that.

I don't know how you do that just by adding them.

#545

Dang! Lua is too hard to learn :(

#546

Swirlfire a dit :
So in the Fly snippet

tfm.exec.movePlayer(name,0,0,true,0,-50,false)

It has this script, and the x-y coordinates are 0,0 + 0 and -50. It also has true and false.

What I mean is that they add random numbers and false/true's to the ()'s and you are able to fly just like that.

I don't know how you do that just by adding them.

They're not random, have you read the documentation Topic-451587 ?

Tigrounette a dit :

tfm.exec.movePlayer(String playerName, Int xPosition, Int yPosition, Boolean offset, Int xSpeed, Int ySpeed, Boolean offset)
• Defines the speed and position of a player.

#547

Shamousey a dit :
You can colour text with [color=#FFFFFF]this BBCode[/color] and choosing which colour you want the text to be by using hexadecimal colour codes. I'm not quite sure what you mean by this, could you explain it in a different way perhaps?

Don't understand me. Look at the this topic(Jordynl): Topic-458983
So we have to deal particularly?
Also look at it:

Is it possible to do with it?

#548

## Init Error : Benbirkralm.lua:23: Lua killed.

#549

is there a tribe war module ?

#550

Alishakouri a dit :
is there a tribe war module ?

There was, but Moepl stopped coding it.

#551

Shamousey a dit :
• < and > characters can't be displayed in the chat, but < and > can.

I do not understand

#552

Laagaadoo a dit :
I do not understand

Sorry, that got a little messed up as I joined the Map Crew and some parts of posts work differently. It's meant to be this:

a dit :
• < and > characters can't be displayed in the chat, but &lt; and &gt; can.

#553

Laagaadoo a dit :
I do not understand

You can use < as <, or > as >. (  for spaces hue)

#554

Safwanrockz a dit :
You can use &lt; as <, or &gt; as >. (&nbsp; for spaces hue)

I don't know why < and > are changed by that but tig is really evil ;-;

#555

Why don't work?

a dit :

str = "<> <lol>"
str:gsub("<", "<")
str:gsub(">", ">")
print(str)

#556

Abdeltif a dit :
I don't know why < and > are changed by that but tig is really evil ;-;

Because HTML is enabled in the text (i.e ). And normally you can't type < and > in HTML, that's why < and > are used.

Laagaadoo a dit :
Why don't work?
:(

Not sure, you could've just tried

a dit :

str = "<> <lol>"
print(str)

#557

But, the code is XML and the <> don't show in print

#558

Laagaadoo a dit :
But, the code is XML and the <> don't show in print

It's HTML, and < does show in print.

#559

Edited.

#560

Laagaadoo a dit :
See:

.

a dit :

xml = ""

function eventNewGame()
xml = tfm.get.room.xmlMapInfo.xml
end

function eventChatCommand(playerName, cmd)
local tXml = string.len(xml)

if (cmd == "xml1") then
if (playerName == "Laagaadoo") then
if (tXml > 1000) then
xml:gsub("<", "<")
xml:gsub(">", ">")
print(xml:sub(1, 1000))

end
end
end
end

The if should be seperated from the ( or what ever is the sentence.

English	Français
Português do Brasil	Español
Türkçe	Polski
Magyar	Română
العربية	Skandinavisk
Nederlands	Deutsch
Bahasa Indonesia	Русский
中文	Filipino
Lietuvių kalba	日本語
Suomi	עברית
Italiano	Česky
Hrvatski	Slovensky
Български	Latviešu
Estonian

Langue