need script pay for door

[bylundjonas]

need script pay for door

 

[DestinationSer]

please stop... you don't know how to code... just stop

Why so salty man :'( Not everyone can be a professional scripter like you

hurt mi fweelings a lot

 

[Mkalo]

X and x is not the same thing.

local pos {x=160, y=60, z=7}
Alright too slow.

 

[Codex NG]

X and x is not the same thing.

local pos {x=160, y=60, z=7}

indeed, ty captain obvious

local pos = {x = 160, y = 60, z = 7} -- where to be teleported.

 

[Streks]

i am so stupid that i couldn't figure it out. sry sry

 

[Itutorial]

Don't say sorry to Codex he is a fuck boy. He gave you a code that has no need to be set up the way it is. It is over complicated and would never help someone new learn the language. Thats the kind of dumb ass he is... If you want a more user-friendly one.

local money = 4000000
local level = 1000
local pos = {x = 160, y = 60, z = 7}

function onUse(cid, item, fromPosition, itemEx, toPosition)
    if getPlayerMoney(cid) < money or getPlayerLevel(cid) < level then
        return doPlayerSendCancelMessage(cid, "Door requirements: [LEVEL]: "..level.." [MONEY]: "..money..".")
    end
    doPlayerRemoveMoney(cid, money)
    doTeleportThing(cid, pos)
return true
end

Codexs code is like this: If the player doesnt have it level it tells u not high enough level....So now you go get high enough level then go back....oh NOW it tells you you dont have 4kk....Now you have to go get 4kk...Wow, noob scripter if you ask me. Plus look at all those uneeded lines I mean jesus....

 

[Codex NG]

Don't say sorry to Codex he is a fuck boy. He gave you a code that has no need to be set up the way it is. It is over complicated and would never help someone new learn the language. Thats the kind of dumb ass he is... If you want a more user-friendly one.

local money = 4000000
local level = 1000
local pos = {x = 160, y = 60, z = 7}

function onUse(cid, item, fromPosition, itemEx, toPosition)
    if getPlayerMoney(cid) < money or getPlayerLevel(cid) < level then
        return doPlayerSendCancelMessage(cid, "Door requirements: [LEVEL]: "..level.." [MONEY]: "..money..".")
    end
    doPlayerRemoveMoney(cid, money)
    doTeleportThing(cid, pos)
return true
end

Codexs code is like this: If the player doesnt have it level it tells u not high enough level....So now you go get high enough level then go back....oh NOW it tells you you dont have 4kk....Now you have to go get 4kk...Wow, noob scripter if you ask me. Plus look at all those uneeded lines I mean jesus....

Yep your code reflects your intellect.. simple code == simple minded no wonder you don't know anything

 

[Amiroslo]

Yep your code reflects your intellect.. simple code == simple minded no wonder you don't know anything

Not true, sometimes simple is the solution, being too complex is stupid in many cases. I feel sorry for your parents, they must've struggled with you

 

[Codex NG]

Not true, sometimes simple is the solution, being too complex is stupid in many cases. I feel sorry for your parents, they must've struggled with you

Hey, you do know you are suppose to identify not compare, right?

 

[Ranyo13]

Hey, you do know you are suppose to identify not compare, right?

Codex, I wonder if you can explain what you added there to me "condition part" tried understanding it but failed.

 

[Codex NG]

Codex, I wonder if you can explain what you added there to me "condition part" tried understanding it but failed.

c is a table, con is a property of c which is a function, it returns 2 values,

con = function(id) return getPlayerLevel(id) >= level, getPlayerMoney(id) >= money end,

Think of it like this

function con(id)
    return getPlayerLevel(id) >= level, getPlayerMoney(id) >= money
end

So if i pass cid to c.con its going to return 2 values.. which are boolean values, since its 2 values i placed them in a table and stored them in condition

local condition = {c.con(cid)}

Lets be hypothetical here, if c.con() returned say true and false, where condition[1] would hold the value of true and condition[2] would hold the value of false.

It would be like saying

local condition = {true, false}

So when i state

if condition[1] then

Whatever value condition[1] holds will make the if statement execute or not, same rules apply for condition[2]

This is not over kill, it just allows you to keep the code clean and not full of clutter like we see in a lot of scripts, sure its different, but you learn new ways of writing or executing code.

Believe me code can get excessively large and cumbersome.

 

[Dkadsfe]

Since we are on the door topic here is there a script to make a player pay 200 crystal coins to enter the door for 5 minutes and be kicked to temple after 5mins inside the door?

 

[Codex NG]

Since we are on the door topic here is there a script to make a player pay 200 crystal coins to enter the door for 5 minutes and be kicked to temple after 5mins inside the door?

Either use the search on this site or google, or start your own thread on the request boards.