ServerExecute() question?

[Tuck]

im trying to execute kickid <userid> [reason] and basicly my problem is that it wont allow a command string

how would i do this >_>

[Ayuto]

I'm not sure if I understood you correctly. This doesn't work?

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from core import GameEngine

def kickid(userid, reason=''):
    GameEngine.ServerCommand('kickid %s %s\n'% (userid, reason))

[Tuck]

I'm not sure if I understood you correctly. This doesn't work?

Syntax: Select all

from core import GameEngine

def kickid(userid, reason=''):
    GameEngine.ServerCommand('kickid %s %s\n'% (userid, reason))

nope that doesnt work :/

[satoon101]

It works fine for me... Not sure what your issue even "could" be if it truly doesn't work.

*Edit: this is the code I used to test:

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from core import GameEngine
from events import Event

@Event
def player_say(GameEvent):
    userid = GameEvent.GetInt('userid')
    reason = 'because i said so, ok?'
    GameEngine.ServerCommand('kickid %s %s\n' % (userid, reason))

And note that the "\n" is very important, as without ending the line in \n or ; the command will not execute. That is the only thing I think you could be doing wrong for it not to work. I guess the only other thing that I think could cause it is if you are using ServerExecute instead of ServerCommand.

Satoon

[Tuck]

thanks satoon actually i noticed the \n yesterday when you replied but i just forgot everything about the newline -.-, i feel stupid

Thanks

[Logifl3x]

Could someone please explain to me why the ending /n or ; is important?

[satoon101]

Well, first it is \n not /n. But, the command will not execute if it doesn't "end". You can also use other commands after \n or ; to execute multiple commands at once. I am not fully certain "why" that is, but it is.

Satoon

[Logifl3x]

Oh ok. Thank you for helping and fixing my mistake :P