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Lula
02-10-2004, 11:23 PM
I am currently working on a personal mod that requires that the server be able to kick a player, I have searched through the forums but have been unable to find my answer. I am looking for the variable or method that would allow the server to kick a player without another player using the rcon command.

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.

Daffy
02-11-2004, 05:40 PM
Can you be more specific about how you want the server to determine a player is to be kicked? Take a look at CoDam. It includes methods for playerlock and tkchecking.

Lula
02-11-2004, 11:13 PM
It will kick depending upon a few things, I.E. name, amount of tks, score, time spent in one location (Not sure how to implement just yet ;)). Thanks

imported_PoolMaster
02-12-2004, 10:36 PM
Well m8, how will your mod work. Like do you want it to be a single .pk3 that you place on your server to do it? Or script's n' folders you place in a FTP. I have seen 1 script/folder ver of a kicking mod that does kinda what you are proposing(tk checks and kicks, does a few other things as well), but I have yet to see a .pk3 that can do it, and I have been trying to find out since.......... release of PRM 2 which was over a month ago.

Lula
02-13-2004, 11:55 PM
I was hoping for a pk3 version that would work. I'd be very interested in trying to get somekind of mod like this compatible with PRM 3.5 as we run it on our server currently. PoolMaster, if you happen to find a solution that works with your wonderful mod I'd be happy to help with testing/coding or whatnot.

My ICQ number is 131983701 if you would like to contact me.

Also could i possibly get a link to the folder version of the TK check?

Lula
02-17-2004, 11:14 PM
I havent had any luck at all yet, anyone have some pointers?

Parts
02-18-2004, 06:29 AM
To my knowledge there is no way of kicking a player via scripts. The best you could do is write something like you'll already find in CODAM.

Force the player to spectator and hold them there for a period of time or indefinitly.