Kicking Players

[Brandon]

The string parser separates the message received using SC_OnClientMsg_GetText$( "MooClick") into elements. The string parser and that expression are two totally different things and one cannot replace the other. I think you need a little more practice using MooClick.

[grayhuskie53]

nevermind. the problem wasn't that the server wasn't adding the line, but that it wasn't recieving it..

[neat_Kliker2]

unless you make it a serverside event to kick the player, i mean kick not send a message and there client disconnects, any script kiddie can make there own EXE or alter yours and be immune to kicks

[Cocodrilo]

Yes, agree with n_K, the best way must be to manually -drop- the player throught the server (there exist a such action).

Also, the best way to add the client to a clientlist on the server, must be to use condition similar to this:

Server:
Condition
On Client Connected

Action:
Add item to list: SC_GetName$("MooClick")


--Im not sure how the events looks like :P

[neat_Kliker2]

nope, use IDs not names
names are not unique but IDs are

[grayhuskie53]

but I wouldn't know who to kick..

[grayhuskie53]

Anyway, now I have the list all set up, but if someone disconnects or closes their application, the name on the server list doesn't disappear. I've tried...

+ User: On User Left
(under the list)
- Delete line FindStringExact("List", PCU_GetName$("Mooclick"),1)

and

On the client:
+ Close windows has been selected
(under Mooclick)
- Player: Send P_GetName$("Mooclick") on subchannel 13 to Server
(under Storyboard Controls)
- End the application

On the server:
+ Connection: On Client Message
+ SC_OnClientMsg_GetSubchannel("Mooclick") = 13
(under the list)
- Delete line FindStringExact("List", SC_OnClientMsg_GetText$("Mooclick"),0)

Anybody know what's wrong?