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Posted 07 September 2015 - 01:43 AM
The command computer is really cool. It is. But it has a few flaws.
This API is designed to let you get around those flaws!
(Yes this is an API. But it is only for Command Computers, so I decided it was a Command Program)
Here's the functions:
(There's no pastebin because its so short. Simply copy and paste the functions you'd like into your program)
Returns: A table of the players
Returns: the x,y,z of the player (decimals included), or false if the player couldn't be found
commands.kill() doesn't work! Has to do with how the command gets run
This kills the player by applying a damage potion effect to them.
(It also sets them to survival first)
Returns: true if the player was killed, false if not
These were just a few that I thought of.
Any suggestions for other functions?
This API is designed to let you get around those flaws!
(Yes this is an API. But it is only for Command Computers, so I decided it was a Command Program)
Here's the functions:
(There's no pastebin because its so short. Simply copy and paste the functions you'd like into your program)
Spoiler
If you don't pass any arguments, it gives you all playersReturns: A table of the players
function getPlayers(radius,x,y,z)
if x then x = "x="..x else x = "" end
if y then y = ",y="..y else y = "" end
if z then z = ",z="..z else z = "" end
local command = "0 @a"
if radius then
command = "0 @a["..x..y..z..(",r="..radius).."]"
end
local state,result = commands.xp(command)
local players = {}
for i = 1, #result do
table.insert(players,string.match(result[i],"Given 0 experience to (%w+)"))
end
return players
end
Spoiler
name: The name of the player as a stringReturns: the x,y,z of the player (decimals included), or false if the player couldn't be found
function getPlayerCoords(name)
local state,result = commands.tp(name.." ~ ~ ~")
if not state then return false end
return result[1]:match( "Teleported %S+ to (.?%d+%.?%d*),(.?%d+%.?%d*),(.?%d+%.?%d*)" )
end
Spoiler
What is this? You ask. What about commands.kill()?commands.kill() doesn't work! Has to do with how the command gets run
This kills the player by applying a damage potion effect to them.
(It also sets them to survival first)
Returns: true if the player was killed, false if not
function kill(name)
local state1,result1 = commands.gamemode("0 "..name)
sleep(0.1)
local state2,result2 = commands.effect(name.." 7 4 100")
return state1 and state2
end
These were just a few that I thought of.
Any suggestions for other functions?
Edited on 07 September 2015 - 04:48 AM
