Weapon tables

[Drakath]

I have a table of weapons.

It is set like this:

local weapon = getPedWeapon(p, slot) 
weapons[weapon] = myStuff 

I have another table retrieved from a useful function: "getPedWeapons". (It can be found on Wiki)

How can I check if every weapon from table: "getPedWeapons" matches weapons from my table: "weapons" and remove every weapon that does not match?

[Max+]

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Edited June 23, 2014 by Guest

[Drakath]

Did you even read my question? This has nothing to do with my script.

[ADCX]

function RemoveUnmatchedWeapon(Player,Table) 
    for Slot = 0,12 do 
        local WeaponID = getPedWeapon(Player,Slot) 
        if not (WeaponID == Table[Slot]) then 
            takeWeapon(Player,WeaponID) 
        end 
    end 
end 
  
function GetWeaponsTable(Player) 
    local Table = {} 
    for Slot = 0,12 do 
        Table[Slot] = getPedWeapon(Player,Slot) 
    end 
    return Table 
end 

To get player's weapons table use GetWeaponsTable, and to remove weapons of other player that don't match use RemoveUnmatchedWeapon.

[Drakath]

Thanks. One more question, how can I create a table in server-side that is only available for a specific player?

[ADCX]

TableOfTables= {} 
  
function CreatePlayerTable(Player) 
    TableOfTables[Player] = {} 
end 

[Drakath]

And what if I need to make even more tables for one player?

Would this work: table[player][id]

?

[ADCX]

I'm not sure if that will work, but you can do something like this.

Table = {} 
Table["something"] = {} 
local Table2 = Table["something"] 
Table2["something else"] = 11 
Table["something"] = Table2 

[Et-win]

table = {{anothertable}}

Example:

table1 = { 
{"NamePlayer1", "Weapon", ammo}, 
{"NamePlayer2", "Weapon", ammo}, 
} 

EDIT: To insert that, use:

table.insert(table1, {"MyName", "AK-47", 11}) 

[Drakath]

I need to create a table for every player and that table should have another 10 tables which would be equal to some number my script specifies.

[Castillo]

local myTable = { } -- Define the table 
myTable [ thePlayer ] = { } -- Use the player userdata as index 

Insert:

table.insert ( myTable [ thePlayer ], { "Hello", "World" } ) 

[Drakath]

How can I retrieve "Hello" from that table?

[ADCX]

Table = {"something" = {"something else" = {1 = "hello", 2 = "goodbye"}}} 
local Something = Table["something"] 
local SomethingElse = Something["something else"] 
Hello = SomethingElse[1] 

[ixjf]

Overcomplicating simple stuff.

myTable[ thePlayer ][1] -- "Hello" 
myTable[ thePlayer ][2] -- "World" 

[Drakath]

There still is a problem,

table.insert ( myTable [ thePlayer ], { "Hello", "World" } ) 

will only insert values to one table.

My script should work like this:

--Code removed. 

However, it doesn't. With Solidsnake14 line I could only do this for one weapon slot and there are 12.

Is there a way to do this with one table or should I create 12 tables for every player?

Edited June 24, 2014 by Guest

[ixjf]

local myTable = {} 
  
myTable[ client ] = {} 
myTable[ client ][1] = weaponSlot1Data 
myTable[ client ][2] = weaponSlot2Data 
  

... where 1 and 2 are the weapon slot IDs. Is this what you wanted?

[Drakath]

No, I'm asking if I can accomplish my needs with one table.

[ixjf]

What I showed only uses one table per player. Your code doesn't work because you're setting myTable[ client ][ weaponSlot ] to a table whose first index is the element, then you check if myTable[ client ][ weaponSlot ] is an element, which it isn't. You should rather set the value of myTable[ client ][ weaponSlot ] to the element or check if the index 1 in the table myTable[ client ][ weaponSlot ] is an element.

local myTable = {} 
  
myTable[ client ] = {} 
myTable[ client ][ weaponSlot ] = element 

Edited June 24, 2014 by Guest

[Drakath]

I think it is working now. Thank you all.