movement based on player name

[Jfrye]

Hey guys, Im using TFS 1.1, client version 10.77.

Basically Im looking for a script that allows 'player x' on a tile. 'player x' is the character name, and if the character name is NOT 'player x' then make them stepback and send a message, such as 'nice try' or 'you are not the owner of this throne'. (you get the idea)

Basically I have a friend on my OT project that likes to mess around a bit. So I put a throne in a room, and have an animated text script above the throne with my characters name on it. When he sees my name flashing above the chair he will jump on the chair, but in return I want to mess with him on this one.

Is this even possible to make a movement script based off of a player name?

 

[Sarah Wesker]

If specific well your problem maybe can help you boy

 

[margoh]

Yes it is. Get creature name, compare it with yours defined, when it is false then push back.

 

[Xikini]

This is for TFS 0.3.7
If anyone wants to convert the couple of function, by all means.

Just put an actionID, on the tiles you want to use this on. (Not the chair, the tile under)

local messages = {"Sorry! hehe", "Better luck next time!", "Why you running away, bro?"}
function onStepIn(cid, item, position, fromPosition)
   if getCreatureName(cid):lower() == "xikini" then
       return true
   end
   doTeleportThing(cid, fromPosition, true)
   doCreatureSay(cid, messages[math.random(#messages)], TALKTYPE_ORANGE_1, false)
   return true
end

 

[Jfrye]

This is for TFS 0.3.7
If anyone wants to convert the couple of function, by all means.

Just put an actionID, on the tiles you want to use this on. (Not the chair, the tile under)

local messages = {"Sorry! hehe", "Better luck next time!", "Why you running away, bro?"}
function onStepIn(cid, item, position, fromPosition)
   if getCreatureName(cid):lower() == "xikini" then
       return true
   end
   doTeleportThing(cid, fromPosition, true)
   doCreatureSay(cid, messages[math.random(#messages)], TALKTYPE_ORANGE_1, false)
   return true
end

This works perfectly on TFS 1.1 No errors, and it works just as it should. Thank you for this.