Srl function

[wantonman]

Hello, on "login.scar"... for function "LoginPlayer"... where can I enter my username and password.

cant find where to enter these.

On otherspecs function "LoginPlayerToLob" clearly states enter username and enter password.



[Im barely writing scripts with SRL]
[Ive gotten the basics down but i really want to use the most out of SRL]
[Ive been off and on programming with SCAR for around 2.5 years]
{2.5 lol}
{(around 30 months) \\off and on [[30%off...]]}
---do the math---im no master---

[HarryJames]

You must use the function, Declare players.
This is where you fill in your details.

procedure DeclarePlayers;
begin
HowManyPlayers := 1;
NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
CurrentPlayer := 0;

with Players[0] do
begin
Name := 'Username';
Pass := 'Password';
Nick := 'Nickname'; // Three/Four letters of your name
Active := True;
end;
end;

[Troll]

program logIn;
{$i SRL/SRL.scar}

procedure DeclarePlayers;
begin
HowManyPlayers := 1;
NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
CurrentPlayer := 0;

with Players[0] do
begin
Name := 'Username';
Pass := 'Password';
Nick := 'Nickname'; // Three/Four letters of your name
Active := True;
end;
end;

begin
SetupSRL;
DeclarePlayers;
LogInPlayer;
end.


You need to use a declare function

[wantonman]

thanks uhm which file name is this just because i like knowing where to look for reference...

for example the LoginPlayer function was found in file login.scar

(!please?)

like is this SRL or just something you have to know
well it can be both but mainly SRL?

[TomTuff]

It's a script. Scripts use the files inside the SRL include. The files in the SRL Include are not stand alone scripts - they are a library of functions used to create scripts.

[wantonman]

well thanks for helping me out with that script its 3 a.m. so im acting fishy lol...

[Troll]

Yeah, you have to use the code i posted in your script but it uses login.scar

[Ogre]

You don't have to use any function called "DeclarePlayers", that's just what most people call it. You just need to call NumberOfPlayers(somenumber) and then declare the usernames, passwords, etc under the Players variable(s), and most people choose to have that in a procedure called DeclarePlayers at the beginning of the script..

[wantonman]

Ah I see, I found the NumberOfPlayers function in the players.scar file. now i assume that I still would need to use the LoginPlayer function after Ive declarerd my player.

with that being said im thinking that the LoginPlayer function will use the NumberOfPlayers funtion for its username and password correct me if im wrong...



MR.TROLL ive enterd your script exactly as you have it filled it out completly but smart doesnt log in instead just sits there

update: by adding RSReady; everything works... cool noice

my undestanding of SRL went up 2%