I have a few questions for you)))

1) Is it possible to do:

For example I am the administrator, the player has zombie, and I write the command in the chat that he would become a man again, and vice versa. Can I?

2) Is it possible to do this:

Zombie make the speed of 240, and the speed of the original people 190

1) just switch their team

2) use an oninterval with setmovespeedscale

I do not know much about scripting. Not help?)

I do not know much about scripting. Not help?)

What help do you need? I told you what to do for 1 and 2. For 1 look at the QCZM IW5M source code and look for the command "zombie/player" and you will see somewhere the code to switch teams. (I'm not home atm so I can't check.)

What's the problem?(

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

What's the problem?

your code is syntactically correct.

 

(apart from the fact that Speed will never be called)

What's the problem?(

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

 

Once again...you are missing a constructor in your class. The function: Speed will never be called.

Anyways please..please..please watch some yt videos about C# before starting writing scripts.

Anyways please..please..please watch some yt videos about C# before starting writing scripts.

classes don't *need* constructors, he just doesn't understand the API.

What's the problem?(

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

 

here you go

 

using System;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       public ZmSpeed()
           : base()
       {
           PlayerConnected += OnConnected;
       }

       void OnConnected(Entity Player)
       {
           /* Here you add stuff that you want to do when the player connects */
           Player.SpawnedPlayer += () => OnSpawned(Player);
       }

       private void OnSpawned(Entity dat)
       {
           /* Here you add stuff that you want to do when the player Spawns */
           Speed(dat);
       }

       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

Anyways please..please..please watch some yt videos about C# before starting writing scripts.

classes don't *need* constructors, he just doesn't understand the API.

 

True, but in this case it does need one because this is his main class.

Atleast thats what I figured because he said there was a problem with it

What's the problem?(

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

 

here you go

 

using System;
using InfinityScript;

namespace zm
{
   public class ZmSpeed : BaseScript
   {
       public ZmSpeed()
           : base()
       {
           PlayerConnected += OnConnected;
       }

       void OnConnected(Entity Player)
       {
           /* Here you add stuff that you want to do when the player connects */
           Player.SpawnedPlayer += () => OnSpawned(Player);
       }

       private void OnSpawned(Entity dat)
       {
           /* Here you add stuff that you want to do when the player Spawns */
           Speed(dat);
       }

       private void Speed(Entity player)
       {
           OnInterval(100, () =>
           {
               if (player.GetField("sessionstate") != "axis")
               {
                   player.Call("setmovespeedscale", 2);
               }
               return true;
           });
       }
   }
}

 

the amount of functions in this is too damn high

why you use anonymous functions to wrap normal functions? makes no sense