If argument is used, script command will run to that specific character.Never realized there was no script function for this lol
Whats the point of the char_id param?
This script command can be used for events that requires an emblem. If guild has transparent emblem, it will still return 1. Should some players bypass the check using transparent emblem, then it can be reported by other players and game master can take action.How about if the guildhaving emblem but no image? So its useless..
// Limits use of blank (transparent) pixels in guild emblems to a set// percentage of the total.// Official servers do not enforce this technically to date, but some disallow// use of blank emblems in their rules. (Note 2)// A value of 100 (allowing 100% blank pixels) disables this check.// NOTE: Enabling this option slightly degrades performance.client_emblem_max_blank_percent: 100
it is, since we want to check if guild have an emblem or not, maybe for events, not to see if it is breaking any ruleQuestion is this necessary anymore? now that there is:
// Limits use of blank (transparent) pixels in guild emblems to a set// percentage of the total.// Official servers do not enforce this technically to date, but some disallow// use of blank emblems in their rules. (Note 2)// A value of 100 (allowing 100% blank pixels) disables this check.// NOTE: Enabling this option slightly degrades performance.client_emblem_max_blank_percent: 100
BUILDIN_DEF(checkemblem,"i"),
Nice command no doubt, but I also do doubt for uses for it, I can't even imagine more than 1 use of it.For the records: this (still unaccepted) suggestion has also been requested on Spanish section: http://herc.ws/board/topic/6782-emblema-transparente-guild/
We've got Annie's implementation, so it shouldn't be quite hard to implement it if we eventually decide to include this script command. I'll refrain from voting since I see its usefulness but I don't see plenty of use cases for it.
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