Yeah, thats definetly liberty unleashed, or at least the sentinel is anyway (lol).

Whats SevenLight v3 Final?

I agree, its only fair if we don't count the HD score, since some PC's don't have SSD drives.

Anyway, heres mine:

Hey, I'm trying to change my forum account.

I attempted to delete my account 'Vortrex', and I want to change this accounts name to Vortrex, since this is my main account.

I put the account 'Vortrex' in for deletion, and wondered, is it possible to merge all the posts to this account ([GLT]WtF)

Boston - More than a feeling
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
Kansas - Carry on my wayward son
Aerosmith - Dream On
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't fear the reaper
Foreigner - Feels like the first time
Journey - Don't stop believing
Electric Light Orchestra - Don't bring me down
Electric Light Orchestra - Evil woman
Kansas - Dust in the wind
Guns n Roses - Knocking on Heavens Door
Guns n Roses - Sweet Child 'o Mine
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here
Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the wall
Foreigner - Hot blooded
REO Speedwagon - I can't fight this feeling anymore
Blue Oyster Cult - I'm burnin for you
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
The Eagles - Hotel California
Billy Joel - Only the Good Die Young
Paul McCartney/Wings - Band on the run
Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA
John Lennon - Imagine
Steppenwolf - Born to be wild
The Doors - Light my fire
The Doors - Break on through (to the other side)
Ram Jam - Black Betty
Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower
Rolling Stones - Satisfaction
The Who - My generation
Mountain - Mississippi Queen
Cream - Sunshine of your love
Foghat - Slow Ride
.38 Special - Hold on Loosely
The Hollies - Long Cool Woman (In a black dress)
Starship - We Built This City

Real Theft Auto is my server ... It was a project I was working on, but its now [GLT] Roleplay

Awesome man, thanks!

What about global ban lists on different types of servers? Like one for roleplay, one for stunts, and so on ...

Also, if there is ever a ban list, I hope its moderated by official LU team members, so if somebody was wrongly banned or was banned by a server owner out for revenge, then it could be removed.

Although there are different 'forms' of roleplay (such as light, medium, strict, RPG, etc), a player's view on how it should be played can differ from player to player, which gives roleplay it's unique value of creativity.

Varying different interpretations on a subject are the key to creativity and new concepts.

Thanks for this information, stormeus.

it only checks pings above the average, so low ping players are not punished.

Yes I know, but I was talking about how the average is calculated using everybody's ping together, rendering it inefficient if somebody has a high ping and somebody else has a low ping.

That snippet you created won't be very efficient to kicking those with high ping, as you are calculating everybody's ping together. What if somebody has like 400 ping and another has 50? It wouldn't be fair for the person with low ping to get punished for another persons connection.

This is gonna be a long bit of code, but it stores every ping into a table every five seconds for each player, then adds them all together, then divides it by how many pings each player has. so here goes ...

By the way, this script might teach some people about multidimensional tables. Also, adjust the MaxPing variable to your liking:

Some credits for this:
Idea from VetalYA
GetPlayersTable() from himselfe

Code: [Select]

function onScriptLoad()
{
MaxPing <- 400;
PingTimer <- NewTimer("CalculatePingAverage",5000,0);
PingTimer.Start();
PingInfo <- {};
}

function onPlayerConnect(player)
{
PingInfo[player.ID] <- {};
PingInfo[player.ID].PingCount <- 0;
PingInfo[player.ID].Average <- 0;
PingInfo[player.ID].TotalPing <- 0;
}

function CalculatePingAverage()
{
local players = GetPlayersTable();
foreach(player in players)
{
PingInfo[player.ID].PingCount <- PingInfo[player.ID].PingCount + 1;
local pingcount = PingInfo[player.ID].PingCount;
PingInfo[player.ID].Pings <- {};
PingInfo[player.ID].Pings[pingcount] <- {};
PingInfo[player.ID].Pings[pingcount].Ping <- player.Ping;
PingInfo[player.ID].TotalPing <- PingInfo[player.ID].TotalPing + PingInfo[player.ID].Pings[pingcount].Ping
PingInfo[player.ID].Average <- PingInfo[player.ID].TotalPing / pingcount;
if(PingInfo[player.ID].Average > MaxPing)
{
KickPlayer(player);
}
}
}

function GetPlayersTable()
{
        local players = {};
        
        for(local player,id = 0,count=GetMaxPlayers();id<count;id++)
{
if((player = FindPlayer(id)))
{
players.rawset(player.Name,player);
}
}
        
        return players;
}

function onPlayerPart(player,reason)
{
PingInfo[player.ID] <- null;
}


Timers (from my experience), can lag a server if too many are used. I have a more efficient solution below that is a bit complicated, but I'll try to explain it as best as I can:

My script uses one timer for everything, and utilizes a "tick" based system, that ticks up every time the timer is executed. Whenever the tick reaches a certain point that matches the point of a function that needs to be executed, it executes the function, and moves up the point a certain bit to be executed again at a certain tick.

For example,
I use a timer that executes every 100ms, and every 100ms, it ticks up a global variable up one notch. Every time it reaches 5 minutes more, it executes a function, then the function moves its execution point up another five minutes (300000 ms), so when the timer reaches the next five minute mark, it executes that function again.

Also, if you are (for example), using an in game command that has a check to see if the player waited long enough to use it again, use a timestamp. That way, you can check if enough time has passed by comparing the current timestamp to the old one. This prevents the use of another timer. A couple of functions, which I think are provided in the Squirrel standard library (which is already implemented), are time(), which shows the amount of seconds passed since midnight, January 1, 1970 (I think that's right) ... You can also use clock() to see how much time has passed since the start of the server.

- WtF

Awesome man, enjoy VC!

Off topic: My name is Adrian in real life