scripting:reference:system_functions:playerstatusfunctions
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Player Status Functions
System functions that provide you information about the player
sysAddToInventory
| Format | sysAddToInventory ( [Item], [Amount] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Attempts to add an item to the current player's inventory. |
| Parameters | [Item] - Name or number of the item |
| [Amount] - Amount of the item to be added | |
| Returns | [Amount added] - The actual amount of the item that was added |
| Notes | This is an alternate method to calling *grantitem [PlayerName] [Amount] [Item] but the sys function does not message the player unlike *grantitem. Also, this function adheres to the player's capacity limit (*grantitem ignores it) - no items will be added if the player's inventory is already full. |
Example:
Event( "UseSkill", "Baker" )
{
$added = sysAddToInventory( "Bread", 3 )
if ( $added > 0 )
{
*msg %PLAYER% You made yourself $added Bread
}
else
{
*alert %PLAYER% You're carrying too much stuff
}
}
sysGetInventoryItemIndex
| Format | sysGetInventoryItemIndex ( [index] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Returns the item in the current player's inventory. |
| Parameters | [index] - Inventory slot number |
| Returns | [ItemNum] - The item number in the specified inventory slot (or 0 if the slot is empty) |
| Notes | Players currently have up to 64 inventory slots. |
Example:
Event( "Custom", "ListInventory" )
{
$loop = 0
while( $loop < 64 )
{
$itemNum = sysGetInventoryItemIndex( $loop )
if ( $itemNum != 0 )
{
*msg %PLAYER% Item $loop : $itemNum
}
}
}
sysGetNearestPlayer
| Format | sysGetNearestPlayer( [WorldX], [WorldY] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Returns the ID of the player closest to the specified world coordinate |
| Parameters | World Coordinate X,Y |
| Returns | Player ID |
Example:
$kSpecialBuildingRecordNum = 10
Event( "UseItem", "Plunger" )
{
SetBuildingContext( $kSpecialBuildingRecordNum )
$posX = $gBuildingWorldX
$posY = $gBuildingWorldY
$targetPlayerID = sysGetNearestPlayer( $posX, $posY )
$targetPlayerName = sysGetPlayerName( $targetPlayerID )
*say %PLAYER% used the plunger. The person closest to the special building was $targetPlayerName
*explodebuilding $kSpecialBuildingRecordNum
}
sysGetPlayerID
| Format | sysGetPlayerID( [Player Name] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Returns the ID for a specified player name |
| Parameters | Player Name |
| Returns | Player ID |
Example:
Event( "Custom", "Special" )
{
$playerID = sysGetPlayerID( "Bob" )
if ( $playerID <= 0 )
{
*msg %PLAYER% Bob doesn't exist on this world
}
else
{
*msg %PLAYER% Bob's player ID is $playerID
}
}
sysIsPlayerIDOnline
| Format | sysIsPlayerIDOnline( [Player ID] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Used to determine if the specified player is currently online on the world |
| Parameters | Player ID |
| Returns | 1 if the player is connected, 0 if not |
| Example | $isOnline = sysIsPlayerIDOnline(32) |
sysIsInSpawnZone
| Format | sysIsInSpawnZone( [SpawnZone Type/ID] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Used to determine if the current player is within the specified spawn zone region |
| Parameters | SpawnZone Type/ID |
| Returns | 1 if the player is in the region, 0 if not |
| Example | $isInDefaultSpawnZone = sysIsInSpawnZone(0) |
sysIsInTown
Example : $var = sysIsInTown(“Home Town”))
Returns 1 if the current player is within the boundaries of the specified town, 0 if not
sysNumPlayersOnTeam
Example : $var = sysNumPlayersOnTeam(3)
Returns the number of players currently online and in the specified team
sysPlayerInventory
| Format | sysPlayerInventory ( [Item] ) |
|---|---|
| Description | Returns the number of an item the current player currently posesses |
| Parameters | [Item] - Name or number of the item |
| Returns | Amount carried |
Example:
Event( "PreAccessBuilding", "10" )
{
$hasKeys = sysPlayerInventory( "Keys" )
if ( $hasKeys == 0 )
{
*msg %PLAYER% You cannot access this building without keys
CancelTransaction()
}
}
sysPlayerSkillLevel
Example : $var = sysPlayerSkillLevel(“Farmer”)
Returns the current player's skill level for the skill named (0 means the player does not yet have this skill)
sysPlayerIsLearningSkill
Example : $isLearning = sysPlayerIsLearningSkill(“Farmer”)
Returns 1 if the player is currently learning the specified skill, 0 if not.
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