No autoloot in level 50 or higher

[ZerotoHero 0]

can somebody help me to edit autoloot script, so any player in level 50 or higher can't do the auto loot command

thanks for your help

[evilpuncker 503]

try this http://upaste.me/3fef11704c469a6b0

[ZerotoHero 0]

try this http://upaste.me/3fef11704c469a6b0

wow ty for this mate 

[jaBote 438]

I'd src edit it or complicate the NPC a bit, since you may have it enabled, reach to lvl 50 and this script would make it unable to disable it via the command, thus having autoloot till you relog. Also... Seems you never use the atcommand by the useatcmd script command?

[Dastgir 1244]

I'd src edit it or complicate the NPC a bit, since you may have it enabled, reach to lvl 50 and this script would make it unable to disable it via the command, thus having autoloot till you relog. Also... Seems you never use the atcommand by the useatcmd script command?

We can have that check by following

OnPCBaseLvUpEvent:if (BaseLevel >=50){ atcommand "@autoloot 0";}

[ZerotoHero 0]

 

I'd src edit it or complicate the NPC a bit, since you may have it enabled, reach to lvl 50 and this script would make it unable to disable it via the command, thus having autoloot till you relog. Also... Seems you never use the atcommand by the useatcmd script command?

We can have that check by following

OnPCBaseLvUpEvent:if (BaseLevel >=50){ atcommand "@autoloot 0";}

thanks for the answer sir, but my another question is when your level are below 50, the autoloot command seems not working and no effect at all

[jaBote 438]

Try this, a mixture of what everybody said here:

 

-	script	atcmd_example	-1,{OnInit:	bindatcmd "autoloot",strnpcinfo(3)+"::OnAtcommand";	end;OnAtcommand:	if (BaseLevel >= 50)	{		dispbottom "You can't use this command.";	} else {		useatcmd .@atcmd_command$;	}	end;OnPCBaseLvUpEvent:	if (BaseLevel >= 50) {		atcommand "@autoloot 0";	}	end;}

[ZerotoHero 0]

i already do that sir, but when i type the @autoloot command nothing appear or happen. even when im unload the npc
the autoloot command seems not working, whats wrong with my hercules @_@

 

PS: im using the lastest Hercules

Edited April 11, 2014 by ZerotoHero

[Samuel 83]

it's because it's binded, meaning everything that's been in the script, that will be done.

 

the best thing to do is write a plugin to overwrite the command

[Dastgir 1244]

it's because it's binded, meaning everything that's been in the script, that will be done.

 

the best thing to do is write a plugin to overwrite the command

Noo,, Script can work well...

 

-	script	atcmd_example	-1,{OnInit:	bindatcmd "autoloot",strnpcinfo(3)+"::OnAtcommand";	end;OnAtcommand:	if (BaseLevel >= 50)	{		dispbottom "You cannot use this command.";	} else {		atcommand "@autoloot "+atoi(.@atcmd_parameters$);	}	end;OnPCBaseLvUpEvent:	if (BaseLevel >= 50) {		atcommand "@autoloot 0";	}	end;}

[Angelmelody 221]

I think bindatcmd was not overwriting original cmd  properly, Cause bindatcmd was case sensitive , so it can still 

be used by converting cmd letters to uppercase/lowercase

 

e.g.

@AUToloot 100

 

require modification on atcommand.c to make it non -case -sensitive

 

 

diff --git a/src/map/atcommand.c b/src/map/atcommand.cindex 719b140..2b0770d 100644--- a/src/map/atcommand.c+++ b/src/map/atcommand.c@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ struct atcmd_binding_data* get_atcommandbind_byname(const char* name) { 	if( *name == atcommand->at_symbol || *name == atcommand->char_symbol ) 		name++; // for backwards compatibility -	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmp(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );+	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmpi(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );  	return ( i < atcommand->binding_count ) ? atcommand->binding[i] : NULL; }

 

 

 

[Samuel 83]

Well, it could have limitation. I have tried it in binding other commands.. But since this topic is regarding autoloot, then it can be done through that workaround..

[evilpuncker 503]

I think bindatcmd was not overwriting original cmd  properly, Cause bindatcmd was case sensitive , so it can still 

be used by converting cmd letters to uppercase/lowercase

 

e.g.

@AUToloot 100

 

require modification on atcommand.c to make it non -case -sensitive

 

 

diff --git a/src/map/atcommand.c b/src/map/atcommand.cindex 719b140..2b0770d 100644--- a/src/map/atcommand.c+++ b/src/map/atcommand.c@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ struct atcmd_binding_data* get_atcommandbind_byname(const char* name) { 	if( *name == atcommand->at_symbol || *name == atcommand->char_symbol ) 		name++; // for backwards compatibility -	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmp(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );+	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmpi(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );  	return ( i < atcommand->binding_count ) ? atcommand->binding[i] : NULL; }

 

 

 

 

Ind fixed strcmpi thing has some time already xD

[Angelmelody 221]

 

I think bindatcmd was not overwriting original cmd  properly, Cause bindatcmd was case sensitive , so it can still 

be used by converting cmd letters to uppercase/lowercase

 

e.g.

@AUToloot 100

 

require modification on atcommand.c to make it non -case -sensitive

 

 

diff --git a/src/map/atcommand.c b/src/map/atcommand.cindex 719b140..2b0770d 100644--- a/src/map/atcommand.c+++ b/src/map/atcommand.c@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ struct atcmd_binding_data* get_atcommandbind_byname(const char* name) { 	if( *name == atcommand->at_symbol || *name == atcommand->char_symbol ) 		name++; // for backwards compatibility -	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmp(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );+	ARR_FIND( 0, atcommand->binding_count, i, strcmpi(atcommand->binding[i]->command, name) == 0 );  	return ( i < atcommand->binding_count ) ? atcommand->binding[i] : NULL; }

 

 

 

 

Ind fixed strcmpi thing has some time already xD

 

Ouch! dunno why my local git master  don't have that commit  I'll check and re-download again