Does TFS has onStartup?
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Nikkster
Programmer
Don't think so.
Blue Charizard
Blue where it counts
Well its possible to make a script like this using lua readfile and a bat restarter... simply make the script execute whenever someone logs in, and upon running it creates a file with something in it, a "1" for example, and then set the script to only run when said file dosnt exist, and since its created upon running (which occurrs whenever the first player logs in) it wont run more than once.
Then ofcourse, you make a bat restarter for your server, which aside from the line to start the server, also has a line to delete the file created by the script (before actually starting the server).
Thus the following will occur:
1. The sever is started
2. A player logs in, script searches for file (lets call it "scriptblock.txt"), dosnt find it, and runs, doing what it should, and creating the file to block further running.
3. A secondary (and further) player logs in, script dosnt run because the file "scriptblock.txt" exists.
4. You decide to restart the server, you either use the /shutdown command or use task manager to end the proccess.
5. The bat servermanager detects that the server proccess has stopped running, and proceeds to restart it, but before doing that, it deletes the file "scriptblock.txt", thus allowing the ingame script to run again.
6. #1 in this list happens again.
It might be a bit of a roundabout, but it should do what you want it to do, and be fairly easy to implement.
Then ofcourse, you make a bat restarter for your server, which aside from the line to start the server, also has a line to delete the file created by the script (before actually starting the server).
Thus the following will occur:
1. The sever is started
2. A player logs in, script searches for file (lets call it "scriptblock.txt"), dosnt find it, and runs, doing what it should, and creating the file to block further running.
3. A secondary (and further) player logs in, script dosnt run because the file "scriptblock.txt" exists.
4. You decide to restart the server, you either use the /shutdown command or use task manager to end the proccess.
5. The bat servermanager detects that the server proccess has stopped running, and proceeds to restart it, but before doing that, it deletes the file "scriptblock.txt", thus allowing the ingame script to run again.
6. #1 in this list happens again.
It might be a bit of a roundabout, but it should do what you want it to do, and be fairly easy to implement.
/reload actions plx
I use events in global.lua, they will be duplicated... And since global storages does not reset on restart it's not possible to work around this -.-
