ModuleSystem Command Database (WIP)

[Jerkuh]

Ok, i'll discuss it with the cl and will PM the details if its ok with him.

 

[The Shadow]

Alright, it's probably a better idea to use the OLL one, unless you want a .net address as well. 

 

[Swyter]

hehe. I can help you with Ubuntu and some web stuff tips if you want. 
Sorry for the reinstall and all the crap.

 

[The Shadow]

hehe. I can help you with Ubuntu and some web stuff tips if you want. 
Sorry for the reinstall and all the crap.

Don't fret it, I've been meaning to install Ubuntu anyways.  (I got it installed, I just need to set up remote shell access.)

 

[Swyter]

Don't fret it, I've been meaning to install Ubuntu anyways.  (I got it installed, I just need to set up remote shell access.)

sudo su
apt-get install ssh apache2 php5 mysql-common mysql-client mysql-server
a2enmod                               /* For configuring the Apache modules */
gedit /etc/ssh/sshd_config    /* For optional SSH customization */

That's it, in a single line.

For administering I usually install Webmin with the Stressfree theme. Simply sweet.

 

[Mammoet]

Is this still alive? Would really help me out a lot!

 

[Swyter]

Is this still alive? Would really help me out a lot!

hehe... Thanks to Jerkuh, Jezze and the OLL Clan now we've moved over here. My statistics says it's still being widely used by advanced modders.

http://mbcommands.ollclan.eu/

I use it myself.

And here's the current thread that I've been used since Theoris left.

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,161847.0.html

You can find everything into the Modding references topic (this, the Wiki and the IRC link), pinned at the top of the Forge.

If you've suggestions let me know. I work on it from time to time. But is mostly unattended.
Enjoy 

 

[Woelfie]

Yet another resource that is going to improve my understanding, thanks again

Wolf.

 

[Specialist]

Page is down.

 

[Swyter]

Page is down.

Not all all

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mbcommands.ollclan.eu

Forget the old domain, we're now on:

www.mbcommands.ollclan.eu

 

[Mammoet]

Page is down.

Not all all

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mbcommands.ollclan.eu

Forget the old domain, we're now on:

www.mbcommands.ollclan.eu

lol? the downforeveryoneorjustme link says its down :p but it's not for me 

 

[Specialist]

Page is down.

Not all all 

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mbcommands.ollclan.eu

Forget the old domain, we're now on:

www.mbcommands.ollclan.eu

Now that is funny

 

[Woelfie]

*Bumping because it shouldn't stay on older pages .

Anyway Can i ask a question about a command in here?

Wolf.

 

[Specialist]

I would assume so, shoot Wolf, they shouldn't start with anything like "Oh this dirtbag asked a question on here... REPORT HIM!!!!!"

 

[Woelfie]

Righto then

Does '(mouse_get_position,position_no),' get the position your facing only or the position on the map that your pointer is aimed at?

Wolf.

 

[Jerkuh]

I do not know the working of that command, but what i know for sure is that the position your facing on the map is another command.

 

[Woelfie]

I do not know the working of that command, but what i know for sure is that the position your facing on the map is another command.

Well that helps at least, thanks Jerkuh

Wolf.

 

[Swyter]

Does '(mouse_get_position,position_no),' get the position your facing only or the position on the map that your pointer is aimed at?

That operation fills the X and Y of the selected position slot with the current mouse coordinates respect to the left-down corner of the screen:

[b]Pseudocode:[/b]

-> init pos64:
[color=maroon]pos64 = {X=0, Y=0, Z=0}[/color]

-> get mouse position:
[color=maroon]pos64 = {X=37, Y=24, Z=0}[/color]

-> put the current Y position of the mouse cursor into a variable register:
[color=maroon]$verticalmouse = pos64.Y[/color]

-> if mouse is on the very bottom of the screen then returns true:
[color=maroon]if $verticalmouse <= 1 then
  return pretty cool stuff
end[/color]


[b]-Translated into the ModuleSystem Syntax, this could be:[/b]

[color=navy]		(init_position,pos64),[/color] # This is purely optional, but illustrative for our purposes :)
[color=navy]		(mouse_get_position, pos64), [color=black]# pos64 now contains X and Y.[/color]
		(position_get_y,":y",pos64), [color=black]# We get the Y, the vertical part of the mouse coordinates.[/color]
		(le,":y",1), [color=black]# the subsequent operations will only be executed if the vertical position is less or equal to 1.[/color]
		<[color=black]... pretty cool stuff to do if conditions are met[/color]>[/color]

 

[Woelfie]

Thanks Swyter, yet again you amaze me at how much you understand this module system, are you sure you didnt help develop the game?

Wolf.