onGMActions

[Shadows]

Can someone explain what the function of onGMActions is and how I can use it in modules?

I've looked everywhere for answers and have hit a dead end.

protocolcodes.h

GameServerOpcodes : uint8
{
GameServerGMActions = 11,

luafunctions.cpp

g_lua.bindSingletonFunction("g_game", "getGMActions", &Game::getGMActions, &g_game);

game.cpp

void Game:: ProcessGMActions(const std::vector<uint8>& actions)
{
m_gmActions = actions;
g_lua.callGlobalField("g_game", "onGMActions", actions);
}

Even after finding so many uses of it and links in the code I still can't seem to figure out what it does or how exactly it works.

Any guidance would be wonderful.

More of a general question would be I can't seem to figure out how this all links to how the client identifies a players access level as a gamemaster.

 

[Summ]

https://github.com/edubart/otclient.../game_ruleviolation/ruleviolation.lua#L64-L78

It is a list of reasons someone can choose when punishing a player for a rule violation.

 

[Shadows]

After all of my searching I cannot believe I didn't see that, I guess when you really believe something does something it's hard to see it doing anything else.

How about hasWindowAccess()? I am essentially trying to figure out what specially stop any specific player from opening that module, for reference or use in developing module for OT Staff in the future, player mute context options. Command windows etc.. But the rule violations window is the only one that appears to not be able to be opened by most if any of my characters.

Or fudge it I could just try my hand at writing some sort of getgroupid luascript thing unless there already is one and I totally missed it.

 

[Summ]

If a player has access to report for any reason, that reason is added to a text list here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient...ules/game_ruleviolation/ruleviolation.lua#L70

So the player can open the window if there is an entry in the text list.
Keep in mind that you have to check on the server side if a player can do something and not just prevent it by a window which (usually) should not open.

 

[Shadows]

Excellent, you've been super helpful Summ, thank you very much.