Originally Posted by
ccameronn
Hey Ceapy, If you put a bracket infront of player1 and at the end of player 4, it will disable those players. the letters should turn green from where u start the bracket and end the bracket.
Example
Players[0].Name :='Your Username Here';
Players[0].Pass :='Your Password Here';
Players[0].Nick :='';
Players[0].Integers[2] := 50; //Loads To Do
Players[0].Strings[0] := 'Iron'; //Copper, Tin, Iron, Silver, Coal, Gold, Mithril
{ Players[1].Name :='';
Players[1].Pass :='';
Players[1].Nick :='';
Players[1].Integers[2] := 50; //Loads To Do
Players[1].Strings[0] := 'Iron'; //Copper, Tin, Iron, Silver, Coal, Gold, Mithril
Players[2].Name :='';
Players[2].Pass :='';
Players[2].Nick :='';
Players[2].Integers[2] := 50; //Loads To Do
Players[2].Strings[0] := 'Iron'; //Copper, Tin, Iron, Silver, Coal, Gold, Mithril
Players[3].Name :='';
Players[3].Pass :='';
Players[3].Nick :='';
Players[3].Integers[2] := 50; //Loads To Do
Players[3].Strings[0] := 'Iron'; //Copper, Tin, Iron, Silver, Coal, Gold, Mithril
Players[4].Name :='';
Players[4].Pass :='';
Players[4].Nick :='';
Players[4].Integers[2] := 50; //Loads To Do
Players[4].Strings[0] := 'Iron'; //Copper, Tin, Iron, Silver, Coal, Gold, Mithril
}
Writeln('Player(s): '+IntToStr(HowManyPlayers)+';');
As you can see the players between the brackets will go green, which will disable it from the script. this is only if you want to run one player. if you want to run two simply do the same thing but put the bracket starting at player 2 to player 4, so player 0 and player 1 are enabled.
