[RELEASE] Scripts for Gmcmd.cpp

[fransh]

Updated in 13/3/'11
I've made this section just because I haven't seen one in here, this is the place you can give your command scripts for open use to servers


Adds a [GM]Tag in front of the users name - Coded by FransH

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1. else if (strcmp(command,"gmtag")==0) /*  - Made by FransH - adds a gm tag - Relog needed*/
2.     {
3.  if(Config.Command_Ban > thisclient->Session->accesslevel) //*Works on acceslevel of ban so you don't have to change headers
4.            return true;
5.  
6.                  char newcharname[65];
7.                  strcpy (newcharname,"[GM]");  //Change this value if you want
8.                  strcat (newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charname);
9.                   GServer->DB->QExecute(" UPDATE characters SET char_name = '%s' WHERE id = '%i' ",newcharname, thisclient->CharInfo->charid);
10.       }

We have /rules, but not /gmrule, this shows the basic rules for (Starter) gm's. - Main code by Matt and edited by FransH for other use.

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1.  
2. else if (strcmp(command, "gmrules")==0)  //Main code by Matt, edited by FransH.
3.     {
4.         if(Config.Command_ban > thisclient->Session->accesslevel)//works on ban so no need to edit headers!
5.            return true;
6.       SendPM(thisclient, "Follow these rules or you might lose your acceslevel!"); //Change these if you like
7.             SendPM(thisclient, "Rule 1: Do not give items to other (normal) players");
8.             SendPM(thisclient, "Rule 2: Don't abuse your powers");
9.             SendPM(thisclient, "Rule 3: Respect the administrators");
10.             SendPM(thisclient, "Rule 4: No spawning of any monsters in any towns");
11.             SendPM(thisclient, "Rule 5: Don't teleport people for fun");
12.             SendPM(thisclient,  "~ADMINS CAN DECIDE IF IT IS OKAY AT ALL TIME~.")
13.     }

So, where should I place them, then?

Placing these codes is easy, every new command starts with like

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1. else if (strcmp(command, "gmrules")==0)

, so place your code above that one, make sure to end it with }. If you still do not understand, please post.
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Updates:
Fixed a code starting out with half words (Copy-mistake)
Added 'where to place' section
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We are looking for new codes, help the community and reply with the code uploaded in mediafire as a .txt in a .rar - Thank you

[merlon]

maybe you should put where exactly to put this code in...

[PurpleYouko]

Seems like gmcommands.cpp would be a good choice

[merlon]

I know but other noobies may need help

[fransh]

Updated, thanks for the feedback.

[hoegarden31]

Hello, sorry to bring this topic up, but i see you use the Config.Command_ban...
that's all nice, but i want to add my own one. So i added a new line in the command.ini file, added a new int ni the socket.h file, but it's not working... did i miss a file ? If yes, please tell me wich one

[PurpleYouko]

You would have to define the config command in Sockets.h then actually load the value in WorldServer.cpp.

[hoegarden31]

ah yeah, thanks

Didn't know what file it was. So as a fix i added the number direct on the command. But it's ok now. It's all working