Is it possible in Simba for me to communicate between scripts. I already know there is a sort of way of doing it by talking through friends chats and having all your bots in the same fc, but is there another way that this can be accomplished?
Is it possible in Simba for me to communicate between scripts. I already know there is a sort of way of doing it by talking through friends chats and having all your bots in the same fc, but is there another way that this can be accomplished?
This is interesting, there's been alot of speculation on it. But yes, one of the best ways would be to post to a site and have scripts read commands from there.
If the scripts are on the same machine the write Data to a ini something like
[Bot1]
Update = 1
Command = LogOutin5
[Bot2]
Update = 0
Command = null;
then read from another script and if update = 1 do whatever set in Command =
just remember to set update = back to 0 to stop it just repeating
they can send the messages as often as you call the procedure
Last edited by sm0k3; 06-22-2013 at 05:52 PM.
In order from least efficient to most efficient:
1. Read/Write to INI file.
2. Read/Write to Socket.
3. Read/Write to Shared Memory.
The first two can be done in Simba alone.. The last option can only be done through a plugin.
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Like smok3 points out, while on the same machine, ini files are a method of inter-script communication, however the same machine means the scripts can't be on the same world, which I believe your goal is.
The two other big options are the RemoteControl include which is designed to have commands sent from one script to another via a private chat. Or, using asynchronous sockets connected across said machines (which is a method I very much so plan on implementing as soon as asynchronous sockets are finished for simba).
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