This is something I've been thinking about recently. I've had a look through the current functions but couldn't find it. I know you can get information about players that are visible in channel by: // Returns user's Id even though it's already there. var vPlayerId = client.player(player_id_here).id; // Returns user's PO name. var vPlayerName = client.player(player_id_here).name; // Returns user's Trainer Information. var vPlayerTrainerInfo = client.player(player_id_here).info; // Returns user's server auth level value from 0 to 4. User/Mod/Admin/Owner var vPlayerServerAuthLevel = client.player(player_id_here).auth; // Returns user's settings from 0 to 7 depending on if their idle on/off, ratings on/off, in battle yes/no. var vPlayerSetting = client.player(player_id_here).avatar.flags; // Returns user's avatar number from 1 to 300. I don’t know how some users get 0 though. var vPlayerAvatar = client.player(player_id_here).avatar; // Returns user's font colour in #rrggbb hex format. rr = red, gg = green, bb = blue var vPlayerFontColor = client.player(player_id_here).color; What if it could return the user's /cauth level in a channel. So users that are channel owner for example could manipulate the settings if the script owner isn't currently present. For example: // Return's the user's cauth level from 0 to 4 from the input channel id. // 0 = Not in /cauth, 1 = Channel Member, 2 = Channel Mod, 3 = Channel Admin, 4 = Channel Owner var vPlayerCauth = client.player(player_id_here).cauth(channel_id_here); I'm not sure if that's how you return a result by input 2 values but I'm still learning. But it be great if it was possible.
It's not possible. Everything else is specifically coded into PO. Cauth is something specific to the scripts used on the main server. You have to parse to result from /cauth Actually I just added a way to get a JSON object from /cauth to make things easier Use "/cauth ~" and you'll get a JSON object of the cauth list like so: (19:50:03) +cauth: {"members":["this is a test"],"operators":["guest"],"admins":["test"],"owners":["katsuragi"]} Then you check for messages where the name is +cauth and attempt to use "JSON.parse" on the message it sends and it'll give you a JSON object with the cauth of the channel. You'd probably have to set a timer to keep using /cauth ~, or use it on demand when needed.
Also did /auth whilst I was at it. It works in the same way. If there's anything else you need, I might add it.
Thanks for your help, Crystal. Guess I have to use a secondary alt so I don't see the results from /cauth ~ too often. But I know it be very helpful to use. I could always use -update command to manually update the list, I just hope users don't keep /passcauth too often. Just a random thought. Would it possible to webcall a Json of a channel object? Just a random thought. Anyway, thanks again.
You could block the results of /cauth ~ from displaying using sys.stopEvent(). The script will still read it, but you won't :D I don't really understand the webcall question though.
That's perfect. Thanks again, Crystal. I forgot about sys.stopEvent(). Doesn't matter about the webcall thing. I was thinking of Jenora's script that gets json objects of defines from urban dictionary. I thought that webcall could get /cauth ~ data without it being printed. But you just give me a much easier solution. Thanks again.