All Clients

[ConsoleGods]

Hi,

Can someone point me in the right direction to adding "All Clients" to my menu...

So far I only have Clients but I want all clients also.

 

[Joker]

This is vague.. What game is it for and what do you want to add?

 

[Harry]

Hi,

Can someone point me in the right direction to adding "All Clients" to my menu...

So far I only have Clients but I want all clients also.

Have you not realised there is a 'Call of Duty' section and within that exit on are all the call of duty games you can ask a question about?

 

[CabCon]

Have you not realised there is a 'Call of Duty' section and within that exit on are all the call of duty games you can ask a question about?

It's no big deal I will move it.

 

[Harry]

It's no big deal I will move it.

But what CoD...

 

[CabCon]

Now to your problem. The most people solve this problem with a normal submenu. So you create a normal submenu called "All Clients" and put there a test function.

With my base, like this:

self add_option( "Main Menu", "All Client Menu", ::submenu, "allPlayersMenu", "All Players" );
  self add_menu( "allPlayersMenu", "Main Menu" );
  self add_option( "allPlayersMenu", "TEST FUNCTION FOR ALL PLAYERS", ::func_everyone);

After that you create the function

func_everyone()
{

}

Now you create the call which will do your mod for all players in the lobby, you fill in the function with that:

func_everyone()
{
foreach(player in level.players)
    {
        if(!player isHost())
        {
            player TEST_THREAD(); // Now it will call ::TEST_THREAD on each player in the lobby. You can now replace ::TEST_THREAD with any other mod to make all clients functions. 
        }
    }
}

 

[CabCon]

But what CoD...

I think bo2