Yes, this might be closed, might as well try.
Okay so I installed amx2d thinking perhaps it might have the commands in the thread title resetscore/maxmoneyall/automoney.
So what I'm looking is how to set these commands in my server so..
typing !resetscore - would reset your score
or @maxmoneyall - to give people all money
@automoney - basically giving everyone 16000 every rounsd.
Anyone have scripts and ways on how to set this up?
Yes, I'm a noob at this. Sorry for such a request.
Thank you if you can help me out. Admin/mod comment
please note that there is a scripts section! use it instead of the general section please! moved! 1
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addhook("say","scoreandmoney")
addhook("startround","setmoney")
automoney = false
scoreandmoney = function (id, txt)
if txt == "resetscore" then
parse("setscore "..id.." 0")
parse("setdeahts "..id.." 0")
elseif txt == "@maxmoneyall" then
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"tableliving")) do parse("setmoney "..id.." 16000") end
elseif txt == "@automoney" then
if automoney then automoney = false else automoney = true end
end
end
setmoney = function ()
if automoney then
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"tableliving")) do parse ("setmoney "..id.." 16000") end
end
end
That should work (unless there's typo's in there, haven't tested) Wow, I was sure I posted this in the scripts area... sorry about that DC.
Thanks Banaan 
The @maxmoneyall works great!
You're my savior, thank you so much 
Now I can host servers without people complaining about money all the time.
Thank you again!! setdeahts typo 
anyway, thanks Banaan... Hmm
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if automoney then automoney = false else automoney = true end
Use
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automoney = not automoney
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for x,y in ipairs(stuff)
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@Flacko: o_O, is ipairs really getting deprecated? That seems a little weird since there's no other list traversal natives that returns elements ordered by the index Lee Moderator Offline
hmm, that is rather alarming as the 5.2 W2 version introduced the __ipairs metamethod. I don't know, I've always preferred the
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for i=1,#tbl
local value = tbl[i]
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Following this vein of rationale, we might as well just remove for loops entirely as they are basically syntactical enhancements over while loops, and since while loops are (at a low level) congruent to recursive calls, we should just do away with all loops, in fact, we should all just ditch Lua and start writing our programs in Scheme which offers no iterative conditionals whatsoever <_<
anyways, using the iterator paradigm in Lua, we can always write our own ipairs
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function ipairs_(tbl)
return function(tbl, i) if tbl[i+1] ~= nil then return i+1,tbl[i+1] end end, tbl, 0
end
for i,v in ipairs_{1,2,3,4,5} do print(i,v) end
Albeit from what I'm reading in the 5.2 review, it seems that ipairs now uses #tbl instead
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function ipairs_(tbl)
local m = #tbl
return function(tbl, i) if i<m then return i+1,tbl[i+1] end end, tbl, 0
end
CS2D 
Resetscore/Maxmoneyall/Automoney
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Resetscore/Maxmoneyall/Automoney