Action Frag Remover (Advanced)

[dchampag]

I seen a lot of posts about this looking for frag remover that doesn't remove all frags, here you can choose the amount to remove but never removing more than a months worth

I posted a partial script for week in someones post and they did not reply, so I tested myself and works, Enjoy

local skulls = {
	SKULL_NONE,
	SKULL_YELLOW,
	SKULL_GREEN,
	SKULL_WHITE
}
local killIds = {}
local choice = ""
local timeremove = "none" -- Choices = day, week, month, none -- If none then the script will not remove frags only skull

function onUse(cid, item, frompos, item2, topos)
	local times = {today = (time - 86400), week = (time - (7 * 86400)), month = (time - (30*86400))}
	if timeremove == 'day' then
		choice = times.today
	elseif timeremove == 'week' then
		choice = times.week
	elseif timeremove == 'month' then
		choice = times.month
	end
	local playerskull = getCreatureSkullType(cid)

	if timeremove == "none" then
		if isInArray(skulls, playerskull) then
			doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used on red skull")
			return 0
		else
			doCreatureSetSkullType(cid, skulls[1])
			setPlayerStorageValue(cid, storage, getPlayerStorageValue(cid, storage) - 1)
			doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "Your skull has been removed!")
		end
	else
		local result = db.getResult("SELECT `pk`.`kill_id` FROM `player_killers` pk LEFT JOIN `killers` k ON `pk`.`kill_id` = `k`.`id` LEFT JOIN `player_deaths` pd ON `k`.`death_id` = `pd`.`id` LEFT JOIN `players` p ON `pd`.`player_id` = `p`.`id` WHERE `pk`.`player_id` = " .. getPlayerGUID(cid) .. " AND `k`.`unjustified` = 1 AND `pd`.`date` >= " .. choice)
		if(result:getID() ~= -1) then
			repeat
				table.insert(killIds, result:getDataInt("kill_id"))
			until not result:next()
			result:free()
		end
		if isInArray(skulls, playerskull) then
			doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used on red skull")
			return 0
		else
			doCreatureSetSkullType(cid, skulls[1])
			setPlayerStorageValue(cid, storage, getPlayerStorageValue(cid, storage) - 1)
			for i=1, #killIds do
				db.executeQuery("UPDATE `killers` SET `unjustified` = 0 WHERE `id` IN ("..killIds[i]..")")
			end
			doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "Your frags have been removed!")
		end
	end
	doRemoveItem(item.uid)
	return true
end

Now can make it not remove frags only skull

Please note that if a player uses this and it is set to not remove any frags then, the player will get their skull back as soon as they frag again

 

[Rossii]

Dose this remove White, Red and Blackskull?

 

[dchampag]

At the moment, red and black, but if you would like it to be able to then remove SKULL_WHITE from

local skulls = {
	SKULL_NONE,
	SKULL_YELLOW,
	SKULL_GREEN,
	SKULL_WHITE
}

and change this

doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used on red skull")

to

doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used when you are skulled")

or something else that you would like it to say on cancel

 

[Rossii]

At the moment, red and black, but if you would like it to be able to then remove SKULL_WHITE from

local skulls = {
	SKULL_NONE,
	SKULL_YELLOW,
	SKULL_GREEN,
	SKULL_WHITE
}

and change this

doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used on red skull")

to

doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "This can only be used when you are skulled")

or something else that you would like it to say on cancel

Thanks m8

 

[furmanss]

error on tfs 0.2.15 help please

[01/06/2013 18:56:50] Lua Script Error: [Action Interface]
[01/06/2013 18:56:50] data/actions/scripts/other/skull.luanUse
[01/06/2013 18:56:50] data/actions/scripts/other/skull.lua:12: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'time' (a nil value)
[01/06/2013 18:56:50] stack traceback:
[01/06/2013 18:56:50] [C]: in function '__sub'
[01/06/2013 18:56:50] data/actions/scripts/other/skull.lua:12: in function <data/actions/scripts/other/skull.lua:11>

 

[dchampag]

Hmm I believe it's supposed to be os.time