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« Reply #15 on: September 18, 2003 11:51 pm CDT »
heh, just give me your AIM name or something. :P

Anyways, hate to ask another question that makes me look like an idiot, but anyways, what file is the remotesay in? Would I have to replace all the server files and make this a mod or what?
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« Reply #16 on: September 19, 2003 12:22 am CDT »
remotesay is in comchat.cs

You would have to replace this file if you would like your command in..

To name it another mod.. Well that is something completely different.
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« Reply #17 on: September 19, 2003 12:48 am CDT »
I see, well, is there an easy way for me to distribute this change? I didn't know there was a comchat.cs in base... anyways, so I'll just have to tell people to add my new stuff to their comchat.cs in their server files?
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« Reply #18 on: September 19, 2003 08:37 am CDT »
Yes.. Just make sure they put everything in the right place so things keep working.
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« Reply #19 on: September 20, 2003 04:08 pm CDT »
(Sorry, I went to Six Flags Magic Mountain yesterday)

Alright, but this change I'm giving out, also uses remotesay on the server's clients, will changing the remotesay in the server's comchat.cs effect this?
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« Reply #20 on: September 20, 2003 04:23 pm CDT »
no
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« Reply #21 on: September 20, 2003 05:35 pm CDT »
Well, call me crazy... but just by adding that to comchat.cs it didn't work, I don't think it catches the message that way.
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« Reply #22 on: September 20, 2003 05:40 pm CDT »
Alright, I put in a echo("a message was recieved"); thing in the remotesay, and it echoes that everything I say something, but not when it has a ! in the beginning... hm...
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« Reply #23 on: September 20, 2003 05:53 pm CDT »
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function remoteSay(%clientId, %team, %message)
{
%msg = %clientId @ " \"" @ escapeString(%message) @ "\"";

echo("Message From: " @ %clientId @ " : " @ %message);

if($Server::FloodProtectionEnabled)
{
%time = getIntegerTime(true) >> 5;

if(%clientId.floodMute)
{
%delta = %clientId.muteDoneTime - %time;

if(%delta > 0)
{
Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for " @ %delta @ " seconds.");
return;
}

%clientId.floodMute = "";
%clientId.muteDoneTime = "";
}

%clientId.floodMessageCount++;
schedule(%clientId @ ".floodMessageCount--;", 5, %clientId);

if(%clientId.floodMessageCount > 4)
{
%clientId.floodMute = true;
%clientId.muteDoneTime = %time + 10;
Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for 10 seconds.");
return;
}
}

if(%team)
{
if($dedicated)
echo("SAYTEAM: " @ %msg);

%team = Client::getTeam(%clientId);

for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
if(Client::getTeam(%cl) == %team && !%cl.muted[%clientId])
Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeTeamChat, %message, %clientId);
}
else
{
if($dedicated)
echo("SAY: " @ %msg);
for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
if(!%cl.muted[%clientId])
Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeChat, %message, %clientId);
}
}
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« Reply #24 on: September 20, 2003 06:02 pm CDT »
Um... that's just the base remotesay?
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« Reply #25 on: September 20, 2003 06:27 pm CDT »
try again.
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« Reply #26 on: September 20, 2003 06:43 pm CDT »
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function remoteSay(%clientId, %team, %message)
{
   %msg = %clientId @ " \"" @ escapeString(%message) @ "\"";

   // check for flooding if it's a broadcast OR if it's team in FFA
   if($Server::FloodProtectionEnabled && (!$Server::TourneyMode || !%team))
   {
      // we use getIntTime here because getSimTime gets reset.
      // time is measured in 32 ms chunks... so approx 32 to the sec
      %time = getIntegerTime(true) >> 5;
      if(%clientId.floodMute)
      {
         %delta = %clientId.muteDoneTime - %time;
         if(%delta > 0)
         {
            Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for " @ %delta @ " seconds.");
            return;
         }
         %clientId.floodMute = "";
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = "";
      }
      %clientId.floodMessageCount++;
      // funky use of schedule here:
      schedule(%clientId @ ".floodMessageCount--;", 5, %clientId);
      if(%clientId.floodMessageCount > 4)
      {
         %clientId.floodMute = true;
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = %time + 10;
         Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for 10 seconds.");
         return;
      }
   }

   if(%team)
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAYTEAM: " @ %msg);
      %team = Client::getTeam(%clientId);
      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(Client::getTeam(%cl) == %team && !%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeTeamChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
   else
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAY: " @ %msg);
      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(!%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
}

Looks like it to me. Just without comments?
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« Reply #27 on: September 20, 2003 06:49 pm CDT »
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function remoteSay(%clientId, %team, %message)
{
   %msg = %clientId @ " "" @ escapeString(%message) @ """;

   echo("Message From: " @ %clientId @ " : " @ %message);

   if($Server::FloodProtectionEnabled)
   {
      %time = getIntegerTime(true) >> 5;

      if(%clientId.floodMute)
      {
         %delta = %clientId.muteDoneTime - %time;

         if(%delta > 0)
         {
            Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for " @ %delta @ " seconds.");
            return;
         }

         %clientId.floodMute = "";
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = "";
      }

      %clientId.floodMessageCount++;
      schedule(%clientId @ ".floodMessageCount--;", 5, %clientId);

      if(%clientId.floodMessageCount > 4)
      {
         %clientId.floodMute = true;
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = %time + 10;
         Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for 10 seconds.");
         return;
      }
   }

   if(%team)
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAYTEAM: " @ %msg);

      %team = Client::getTeam(%clientId);

      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(Client::getTeam(%cl) == %team && !%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeTeamChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
   else
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAY: " @ %msg);
      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(!%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
}
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function remoteSay(%clientId, %team, %message)
{
   %msg = %clientId @ " "" @ escapeString(%message) @ """;

   // check for flooding if it's a broadcast OR if it's team in FFA
   if($Server::FloodProtectionEnabled && (!$Server::TourneyMode || !%team))
   {
      // we use getIntTime here because getSimTime gets reset.
      // time is measured in 32 ms chunks... so approx 32 to the sec
      %time = getIntegerTime(true) >> 5;
      if(%clientId.floodMute)
      {
         %delta = %clientId.muteDoneTime - %time;
         if(%delta > 0)
         {
            Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for " @ %delta @ " seconds.");
            return;
         }
         %clientId.floodMute = "";
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = "";
      }
      %clientId.floodMessageCount++;
      // funky use of schedule here:
      schedule(%clientId @ ".floodMessageCount--;", 5, %clientId);
      if(%clientId.floodMessageCount > 4)
      {
         %clientId.floodMute = true;
         %clientId.muteDoneTime = %time + 10;
         Client::sendMessage(%clientId, $MSGTypeGame, "FLOOD! You cannot talk for 10 seconds.");
         return;
      }
   }

   if(%team)
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAYTEAM: " @ %msg);
      %team = Client::getTeam(%clientId);
      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(Client::getTeam(%cl) == %team && !%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeTeamChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
   else
   {
      if($dedicated)
         echo("SAY: " @ %msg);
      for(%cl = Client::getFirst(); %cl != -1; %cl = Client::getNext(%cl))
         if(!%cl.muted[%clientId])
            Client::sendMessage(%cl, $MsgTypeChat, %message, %clientId);
   }
}


different... YES.
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« Reply #28 on: September 20, 2003 06:53 pm CDT »
...

What's the point of that? That doesn't help me at all? You must have got confused over what I wrote:

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Alright, I put in a echo("a message was recieved"); thing in the remotesay, and it echoes that everything I say something, but not when it has a ! in the beginning... hm...
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« Reply #29 on: September 20, 2003 06:55 pm CDT »
...

What's the point of that? That doesn't help me at all? You must have got confused over what I wrote:

Quote from: "bigbigger9"
Alright, I put in a echo("a message was recieved"); thing in the remotesay, and it echoes that everything I say something, but not when it has a ! in the beginning... hm...
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