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How to remove weapon in slot?Please code.
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addhook('say','SayHook')
function SayHook(id,txt)
if txt=="@remove 32" then -- m4a1
************ CODE ************
end
end
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[Request] Remove the weapon
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How to remove weapon in slot?Please code.
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addhook('say','SayHook')
function SayHook(id,txt)
if txt=="@remove 32" then -- m4a1
parse("strip "..id.." 32")
msg2(id,"Your M4 is stripped!")
end
end
-- Untestet
thx
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addhook('say','a')
function a(id,txt,itemtype)
if txt=="@remove 32" or "!remove 32" ten -- m4a1
parse("removeitem '..itemtype)
msg2(id,"Your M4A1 As Ben Removed!")
end
end
RedizGaming: No, Just no. The say hook doesn't have an itemtype parameter. RedizGaming has written1
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addhook('say','a')
function a(id,txt,itemtype)
if txt=="@remove 32" or "!remove 32" ten -- m4a1
parse("removeitem '..itemtype)
msg2(id,"Your M4A1 As Ben Removed!")
end
end
lmfao there was already a correct answer, no need to look dumb
Bowlinghead has written1
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addhook('say','SayHook')
function SayHook(id,txt)
if txt=="@remove 32" then -- m4a1
parse("strip "..id.." 32")
msg2(id,"Your M4 is stripped!")
end
end
-- Untestet
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addhook('say','SayHook')
function SayHook(id,txt)
if split(txt, " ")[0]=="@remove" then
if (#split(txt, " ") > 1) then
parse("strip "..id.." "..split(txt, " ")[1])
msg2(id,"Your Weapon is stripped!")
else
msg2(id,"Missing param (Weapon ID)")
end
end
end
ohaz: You forgot the split function there Isn't it better using string.sub?
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addhook('say','SayHook')
function SayHook(id,txt)
if txt:lower():sub(1,7) =="@remove" then
local wpn = txt:sub(9,10)
if wpn then
parse("strip "..id.." "..wpn)
msg2(id,"Your "..itemtype(wpn,"name").." was stripped!")
return 1
else
msg2(id,"Missing param (Weapon ID)")
end
end
end
edited 1×, last 15.09.12 01:00:59 pm
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Not really. string.sub forces you to use IDs that are 2 digits long. Isn't it better using string.sub?
ohaz: string.sub doesn't force you to use 2 digits long IDs, I have already tested it 
omg: It doesn't have to be converted to integer, the parse function reads strings, not numbers, and also when you concatenate strings, the integer (for example 4) will be converted to a string automatically. 1