Well hello there its me again

And last time I thought I solved the problem but I apperently didn't

 

So I want something to happen when the user presses a certain button....

Here's the code I made:

public CustomKillstreaks(Entity player)
       {
           ModLoaded();

           PlayerConnected += new Action(entity =>
           {
               entity.SetField("killstreak", 0);
               entity.SetField("deathstreak", 0);
               entity.SetField("has3killstreak", 0);
               entity.SetField("has5killstreak", 0);
               entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give3killstreak", "+smoke");
               entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give5killstreak", "+actionslot 1");
           });
           player.OnNotify("give3killstreak", (entity) =>
           {
               if ((player.GetField("has3killstreak") == 1))
               {
                      //Super Secret Custom KillStreak Code......
               }
               else
               {
                   player.Call("iprintlnbold", "You don't have a 3 Killstreak yet!");
               }
           });
       }

 

So when I run the server with this code I get the following error:

[scriptLoader] Loading script iSnipe
[scriptLoader] An error occurred during initialization of the script CustomKillstreaks: System.MissingMethodException: Default constructor not found for type iSnipe.CustomKillstreaks.

 at System.Activator.CreateInstance (System.Type type, Boolean nonPublic) [0x00000] in :0 

 at System.Activator.CreateInstance (System.Type type) [0x00000] in :0 

 at InfinityScript.ScriptLoader.LoadAssembly (System.Reflection.Assembly assembly) [0x00000] in :0 
Spawn map (mp_bravo, war) complete.

 

I noticed that when I remove (Entity player) in the line of the constructor it doesnt give me this error. But that also disables me to use the code that I want if you know what I mean

 

Maybe it's something very obvious...

But how can I fix this?

Remove "(Entity player)" and make it ()... thats a default constructor... also add ": base()" after it so it calls the base function constructor.

Remove "(Entity player)" and make it ()... thats a default constructor... also add ": base()" after it so it calls the base function constructor.

 

Ok so I did that. But now it leaves me with the error that "player" does not exist in the current context :?

You should be overriding the existing OnPlayerConnect function to get a connecting player, not through some constructor that shouldn't exist.

playerconnected is more consistent with legacy script behavior

But how do I fix the "player" does not exist in the current context" error? :?

I am not too sure I understand what u guys are telling me ;P

Because I took a look of some of TheApadayo's code and he could put (Entity player) in the constructor of his class?

Oops, my bad. This should work. You used the player/entity outside it's scope...

 

public CustomKillstreaks()
{
ModLoaded();

PlayerConnected += new Action(entity =>
{
	entity.SetField("killstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("deathstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("has3killstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("has5killstreak", 0);
	entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give3killstreak", "+smoke");
	entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give5killstreak", "+actionslot 1");

	entity.OnNotify("give3killstreak", (player) =>
	{
		if ((player.GetField("has3killstreak") == 1))
		{
			   //Super Secret Custom KillStreak Code......
		}
		else
		{
			player.Call("iprintlnbold", "You don't have a 3 Killstreak yet!");
		}
	});
});
}

So if I were to change the variables "3kills/5kills" to like 9 and 10 will it be like that or am I missing something?

Oops, my bad. This should work. You used the player/entity outside it's scope...

 

public CustomKillstreaks()
{
ModLoaded();

PlayerConnected += new Action(entity =>
{
	entity.SetField("killstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("deathstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("has3killstreak", 0);
	entity.SetField("has5killstreak", 0);
	entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give3killstreak", "+smoke");
	entity.Call("notifyonplayercommand", "give5killstreak", "+actionslot 1");

	entity.OnNotify("give3killstreak", (player) =>
	{
		if ((player.GetField("has3killstreak") == 1))
		{
			   //Super Secret Custom KillStreak Code......
		}
		else
		{
			player.Call("iprintlnbold", "You don't have a 3 Killstreak yet!");
		}
	});
});
}

 

Thank you so much it works now!

At first I solved it with an OnInterval statement which did work but messed stuff up in-game.

But now it work perfectly

Maybe I'll put up a showcase video of what I made when I get home from school. I think you guys will like it.