Sorry for it, In reality, i was thinking if there are a way to check if player used a bind/keyboard button infront of prop (in reality the door) i could not found an operator like it.
(BEGIN_TRY)
#if u already played DARKRP u get the point : )
check if player clicked F2 (or another bind) infront of the door or another prop??
#i can do the rest of this i guess
#Send string to player use /buy door_id
#If owner send string to player use /sell door_id
^^^^CHECK IF THE DOOR ARE REGISTRED IN THE DB'S DOOR
^^^^IF THE DOOR IS REGISTRED AND PLAYER PRESS (F)TO OPEN
CHECK IF HE HAS PERMISSION TO OPEN THE DOOR OR ARE THE OWNER
(END_TRY)
(send_message_to_url, <string_id>, <encode_url>), #result will be returned to script_game_receive_url_response(player_get_unique_id, <destination>, <player_id>), #can only bew used on server side #script_game_receive_url_response
#response format should be like this:
# [a number or a string]|[another number or a string]|[yet another number or a string] ...
# here is an example response:
# 12|Player|100|another string|142|323542|34454|yet another string
# INPUT: arg1 = num_integers, arg2 = num_strings
# reg0, reg1, reg2, ... up to 128 registers contain the integer values
# s0, s1, s2, ... up to 128 strings contain the string values
Check if player clicked f2 infront of door
If yes = get_prop_valnum1 (i dont know the operation to do that but i will try search about it) and save in var ValN, send string to player etc = "The DOOR ID are " + ValNUse send_message_to_url operation.
Python:(send_message_to_url, <string_id>, <encode_url>), #result will be returned to script_game_receive_url_response
In your url, include params with player unique id and do things on your backend.
Python:(player_get_unique_id, <destination>, <player_id>), #can only bew used on server side
Response will be returned in script_game_receive_url_response script.
Python:#script_game_receive_url_response #response format should be like this: # [a number or a string]|[another number or a string]|[yet another number or a string] ... # here is an example response: # 12|Player|100|another string|142|323542|34454|yet another string # INPUT: arg1 = num_integers, arg2 = num_strings # reg0, reg1, reg2, ... up to 128 registers contain the integer values # s0, s1, s2, ... up to 128 strings contain the string values
I am sure you are able to implement that, but you have to think how to do that by yourself
make sure you test things on dedicated server to make sure everything works right.
If you gonna encounter any problems with it, @mention me.
These operations are tricky, not many people uses them.
Good Luck!
check_sally_door_use_trigger = (ti_on_scene_prop_use,
[
(store_trigger_param_1, ":agent_id"),
(store_trigger_param_2, ":instance_id"),
(agent_get_position, pos1, ":agent_id"),
(prop_instance_get_starting_position, pos2, ":instance_id"),
(scene_prop_get_slot, ":opened_or_closed", ":instance_id", scene_prop_open_or_close_slot),
(try_begin),
#out doors like castle sally door can be opened only from inside, if door coordinate is behind your coordinate. Also it can be closed from both sides.
(this_or_next|position_is_behind_position, pos1, pos2),
(eq, ":opened_or_closed", 1),
(try_begin),
#for only server itself-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(call_script, "script_use_item", ":instance_id", ":agent_id"),
#for only server itself-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(get_max_players, ":num_players"),
(try_for_range, ":player_no", 1, ":num_players"), #0 is server so starting from 1
(player_is_active, ":player_no"),
(multiplayer_send_2_int_to_player, ":player_no", multiplayer_event_use_item, ":instance_id", ":agent_id"),
(try_end),
(try_end),
(try_end),
])
