Player Control Plugin v1 - /pimpship is here

Cannon

User commands

/stuck - Move a ship by approximately 10 meters.

/pos - Prints the ship position to console

/droprep - If you have an affiliated NPC faction, then this command drops your reputation if that faction. You need to log out then in after using this command. Has no effect on other factions.

/coin - Flips a coin and reports the result to all ships within 6km

/dice [max] - Shakes, rattles, rolls the dice and reports the result to all ships within 6km

/setmsg <n><message>- set message slot N to the specified message; if no message then the slot is cleared and slots 1-9 are valid

/showmsgs -show the message slot contents

/ <n>-send the message N to system chat

/l <n>- send the message N to local system chat

/g <n>- send the message N to group chat

/t <n>- send the message N to the current/last target

/t <message>or /target - send <message>to your last selected target

/r <message>or /reply - send <message>to the last sender of your last private message

/pm <charname><message>or /privatemsg - send <message>to <charname>; if <charname>is offline the message will be delivered when they return

/pm$ <clientid><message>or /privatemsg - send <message>to <charname>; if <charname>is offline the message will be delivered when they return

/fm <tag><message>or /factionmsg - send message to all characters containing <tag>string in their names (like [RM]).

/fi <tag>or /factioninvite - send an invite to all characters containing <tag>string in their names (like [RM]).

/set chattime <on|off>- turn on in chat time stamps.

/time - show current time in SMT (sirius mean time)

/mail - read user’s mail

/maildel - delete user’s mail.

/showrestarts - A list of factions will be printed out. The factions are defined by .fl files in the restart directory. Note that .fl files starting with an ‘_’ character are not displayed but may still be used by the /restart command.

/restart <faction>- Restart the current character using the specified faction.

/givecash <charname><cash>[anon] - give the cash to <charname>; if the ‘anon’ parameter is present then the receiving
character will not be informed of who sent the transfer.

/setcashcode `- set the account code to allow remote access to this characters account; if the
code is ‘none’ then remote access is disabled.

/drawcash <charname><cash>- draw the cash from <charname>with the set using /setcashcode

/showcash <charname>- show the cash balance for <charname>with the set using /setcashcode

/renameme <newcharname>- rename current name to <newcharname>(player will be kicked)

/set movecharcode <charname>`- sets the code to allow this character to be moved to another account.

/movechar <charname><password>- using the password set by the previous command, moves the specified character into this account.

/pimpship - activate pimpship menu

Admin commands

.smiteall - Smites all ships within radar range.

.chase <charname>- Moves an admin ship to the position of a specified ship. Sort of works across systems but it is recommended to beam to base in system and then use chase to jump to the player’s location.

.pull <charname>- Moves a player ship to the position of the ship issuing this command.

.testbot <system nickname=“”>- Starts a testing bot that jumps to all zones in the specified system. This is useful for finding patrol path and NPC encounter crashes.

.move <x><y><z>- Move the admin ship to the specified coordinates

.reloadbans - Read the ip/id ban files.

.authchar <charname>- Create a authenticated file in the account directory. Authenticated accounts skip the IP ban checking.

.setaccmovecode <charname>- sets the code for all characters in the account</charname></charname></z></y></x></system></charname></charname></password></charname></charname></newcharname></newcharname></charname></charname></charname></cash></charname></charname></cash></charname></faction></on|off></tag></tag></tag></message></tag></charname></charname></message></message></clientid></charname></charname></message></message></charname></message></message></message></message></n></n></n></n></message></n>

Cannon

Download it here: http://forge.the-starport.net/attachments/download/49/playercntl_plugin_v1.0.zip

karl2002

Looks intresting cannon ill be sure to try this out. im most intrested about the pimping option. What can be pimped so to speak?

Cheers

Vesko

I’ve seen this option on the Discovery server, and as far as I’ve seen, the main point of the command is to change your lights, etc.

Just don’t go too far with this, I’ve already seen some players turn their ships into flying disco balls

karl2002

Vesko wrote:
I’ve seen this option on the Discovery server, and as far as I’ve seen, the main point of the command is to change your lights, etc.

Just don’t go too far with this, I’ve already seen some players turn their ships into flying disco balls

Well the disco part is sorted but now we need something that can stream music to the rest of the people in the same system! then we would really have A disco going ROFL pirates sitting around freeport 7 strafeing up and down left to right LOL!!!

oZed

You can have a bit of music set to a player by mounting an effect with sound defined in it, although this means that the music needs to be already in the game. It would be pretty cool if you got it working

Ozed.

carloak

I know this is an old thread, but there’s something about the program that I cannot find explained anywhere. In the System Sensors tab, what does the NetworkID do field do?

Other than that, I find everything self explanatory.

Thanks

Carl

Cannon

The sensor stuff lets players that have the “control item” mounted scan or monitor all ships in specified systems.

? Offline

As i understand, NetworkID sets zone of “control item” service area.

For ex. you may set hypotethical special liberty scanner to work only at New York by setting li01 NetworkID to 1

or

for whole Liberty territory, by setting:
Li01 NetworkID to 1
Li02 NetworkID to 1
Li03 NetworkID to 1
Li04 NetworkID to 1
Li05 NetworkID to 1

carloak

Cannon wrote:
The sensor stuff lets players that have the “control item” mounted scan or monitor all ships in specified systems.

I understand that. I’m figuring it’s probably meant for a house police and/or navy and the associated guard ID’s. But what I’m wondering is what the NetworkID field is for. If you have an item and it’s set for Liberty for that specific item or set of items then what would happen if you have it set to scan bretonia systems if a BPI, BAF and associated guard id’s were mounted with the same NetworkID.as you used in liberty?

LancerSolurus

Just wondering what would be required to get this to work with 1.6.1?

Cannon

It wouldn’t be hard. All of the code is in one file called “SystemSensors.cpp” (i think). Just need to hook in the relevant calls from HKServerImpl.C

LancerSolurus

Unfortunately there isn’t a file called that. I did compile it against 1.6.1 but it still didn’t work. Will mess with it again later tonight…

Cannon

Look in this one here: http://the-starport.net/freelancer/forum/viewtopic.php?topic_id=4114&forum=45

I know this is all a little out of date. I do have another major release coming up … soon .

LancerSolurus

Thanks, I ended up cleaning out all of the hook stuff and going with the hook posted on Kosacids forge page. The main reason is it is mandatory that I have a working cloak plugin and I could find no such plugin for latest 1.6.1 (aka 2.0) FL Hook plugin that worked.

Btw, the player control plugin is working great now.

TermiGR

Hello,
i do have a Problem with the PlayerCntlSetup.exe
When i try to run it, i get an “Player Control Plugin Setup has stopped working” Message.

Beschreibung: Stopped working
Problemsignatur:
Problemereignisname: CLR20r3
Problemsignatur 01: playercntlsetup.exe Problemsignatur 02: 1.0.0.0
Problemsignatur 03: 4f9266e9
Problemsignatur 04: PlayerCntlSetup
Problemsignatur 05: 1.0.0.0
Problemsignatur 06: 4f9266e9
Problemsignatur 07: 2f8
Problemsignatur 08: 19
Problemsignatur 09: System.IO.FileNotFoundException Betriebsystemversion: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.400.8 Gebietsschema-ID: 1031 Lesen Sie unsere Datenschutzbestimmungen online: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=104288&clcid=0x0407 Wenn die Onlinedatenschutzbestimmungen nicht verfügbar sind, lesen Sie unsere Datenschutzbestimmungen offline: C:\Windows\system32\de-DE\erofflps.txt

I am running a Windows Server 2008R2 with .Net Framework 4.5

Do you have any clues?

Greetings
Martin

cvekiboy

Edit the .cfg file manually (it’s text document)