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😳 Making a random script...

Hello... So i was making a completly useless script just to learn a bit, but it aint working and as it is written in javascript its reaaalllyyy hard to understand whats wrong.

Code:

var ID_PLAYERTEXT = $.findPacketId("PLAYERTEXT");
var ID_TEXT = $.findPacketId("TEXT");

var spamt = "NOT SET!";

function onClientPacket(event) {
	var packet = event.getPacket();
	switch (packet.id()) {
	case ID_PLAYER_TEXT:
        {
            var text = packet.text.toLowerCase();

            if (text == "/spam") {
				event.cancel();
                var textp = $.createPacket(ID_PLAYERTEXT);
				textp.text = spamt;
				$.sendToServer(textp);
            }
            break;
        }
	}
	
}

function onServerPacket(event) {
	var packet = event.getPacket();
	switch (packet.id()) {
		 case ID_TEXT:
        {
		var text = packet.text;
		
            if (text.length > 0) {
 
			var spamt = text;
 
            }
        }
	}
}

function spam() {

    var textp = $.createPacket(ID_PLAYERTEXT);
    textp.text = spamt;
    $.sendToServer(textp);
}

If i write /spam in chat it will say command not recognised even through i used "event.cancel()".

You cannot compare strings with ==, You must use <string>.equals(<string>) or <string>.equalsIgnoreCase(<string>).

You defined variable:

Originally Posted by supergovs

var ID_PLAYERTEXT = $.findPacketId("PLAYERTEXT");

But used it with extra _:

Originally Posted by supergovs

case ID_PLAYER_TEXT:

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Originally Posted by Rebel01390

You cannot compare strings with ==, You must use <string>.equals(<string>) or <string>.equalsIgnoreCase(<string>).

You can compare strings with == on realm relay script
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Also

Originally Posted by supergovs

function spam() {

var textp = $.createPacket(ID_PLAYERTEXT);
textp.text = spamt;
$.sendToServer(textp);
}

is never called. Anyways the script doesn't make sense even if these mistakes were corrected

Code:

case ID_PLAYER_TEXT:
        {
            var text = packet.text.toLowerCase();

            if (text == "/spam") {
                event.cancel();
                var textp = $.createPacket(ID_PLAYERTEXT);
                textp.text = spamt;
                $.sendToServer(textp);
            }
            break;

Not familiar with RR but.. If you are have a PLAYERTEXT packet, why not just change the text ? Why creating another PLAYERTEXT ?

Originally Posted by JustAnoobROTMG

Code:

case ID_PLAYER_TEXT:
        {
            var text = packet.text.toLowerCase();

            if (text == "/spam") {
                event.cancel();
                var textp = $.createPacket(ID_PLAYERTEXT);
                textp.text = spamt;
                $.sendToServer(textp);
            }
            break;

Not familiar with RR but.. If you are have a PLAYERTEXT packet, why not just change the text ? Why creating another PLAYERTEXT ?

You are correct, there's no need to cancel a packet only to create the same packet again.
Both ways work but changing the existing packet makes more sense.

Originally Posted by CrazyJani

You can compare strings with == on realm relay script

You should educate yourself on what the == operator does, it's a good programming habit to never use it for strings

Originally Posted by Knorrex

You should educate yourself on what the == operator does, it's a good programming habit to never use it for strings

Depends on what language you use. I know AS3 "==" does what the user think it does with strings but java equates the actual object instead of the value of the string.

Originally Posted by nilly

Depends on what language you use. I know AS3 "==" does what the user think it does with strings but java equates the actual object instead of the value of the string.

Well , while the java == will check for memory address, js == does type coercion and value comparison, one might say there's a small chance of unexpected behaviour, but yeah, I'll keep using equals for good habit

Originally Posted by Knorrex

Well , while the java == will check for memory address, js == does type coercion and value comparison, one might say there's a small chance of unexpected behaviour, but yeah, I'll keep using equals for good habit

There is no equals in AS3. Afaik, one has to use == to compare two strings. Of course AS3 is more of an exception than the rule.

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