Ulysses
General => Off-Topic => Topic started by: DannyF on February 22, 2016, 01:16:07 PM
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Hello, On many servers I've been admins do !jail and the target is sent to a specific position which is often called the admin jail. I've looked up a lot of posts I've tried !setjailpos(if that is a valid command). I've read the thread about !warp although that isn't what I'm wanting. Thanks in advance.
My ULib/ULX versions (run "ulx version" in console):
ULib v 2.60
ULX v 3.70
Game mode(s) I am having this problem on: DarkRP
Lua errors shown in console, if any:
<insert errors here>
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The jail function you speak of is not a feature of ULX.
Ours only creates fencing around where a player is located.
I know I've seen discussion regarding what you're talking about here on our forums.
Please search the Releases section or Developers Corner section using the search box.
It accepts multiple words.
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Isn't !jailtp a command?
I've never added it to my server yet it's there.. I think.
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Isn't !jailtp a command?
I've never added it to my server yet it's there.. I think.
ulx jailtp is a command, IIRC, but it isn't a warp like OP wants. It just teleports the player to the caller, then jails them.
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Oh..
Okay, I might look into that (unlikely though since I'm busy as anything).
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Yes, jailtp is a ulx command.
But he's wanting jail to go to a previously specified position.
Again, I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed before, and likely answered, either in releases or dev corner.
Don't re-invent the wheel if it doesn't need to be, unless of course it has indeed not been invented.
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Yes, jailtp is a ulx command.
But he's wanting jail to go to a previously specified position.
Again, I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed before, and likely answered, either in releases or dev corner.
Don't re-invent the wheel if it doesn't need to be, unless of course it has indeed not been invented.
Yes, there has been a thread about this function.
You can locate it here: http://forums.ulyssesmod.net/index.php/topic,7302.15.html - it's in one of the later posts.
I recommend reading the entire thread (it's only two pages), including all comments, as the usage might be a bit weird.
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Thanks guys for all your help! I previously missed the post that had already been posted.