Teleport System

[bubblecon11]

I think it would be useful for there to be a command to set a teleport for a usergorup, ie: !tp admin; for an admin room to talk to people for whatever reason needed.

[nathan736]

would be easy but would serve no pupose in sand box but would be GREAT in dark rp and other game modes but this sounds way to easy to do

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ply:SetPos( Pos )
!tp admin command in a nut shell

[Megiddo]

Your suggestion is highly ambiguous. Teleport to admins? Teleport to a set waypoint for admins? Only allow admins to do this?

* Megiddo wanders off in confusion

[nathan736]

hes refering to a admin room in  the map that would other wise involve no clip or a long walk (eg 3 mins?)
in a nut shell !tp admin
function tpadmin(caller,target)
local setingx=
local setingy=
local setingz=
if target ==nil then
-- play fancy noise if you want and do some sound stuff too
caller:setpos(setingx,setingy,setingz)
else then
if target:isvalid() then
target:setpos(setingx,setingy,setingz)
end
things to note this can cause adverse experience in high lag maps that have a lot of players if prop count is unrestricted because teleporting to areas with a load of props in one shot will leave no time to load it and likely cause a buffer net overflow.

[Duke Nukem]

Your suggestion is highly ambiguous. Teleport to admins? Teleport to a set waypoint for admins? Only allow admins to do this?

* Megiddo wanders off in confusion

He's saying something like, if you were to execute the command.

!tp <usergroup> <user>

like, !tp admin Duke, which would teleport all the admins to me.

[Mors Quaedam]

He's saying something like, if you were to execute the command.

!tp <usergroup> <user>

like, !tp admin Duke, which would teleport all the admins to me.

FALSE

You'd want !bring for that.

On topic... I think this'd be great.

E.G.

!tp #admin would tp all admins to my target position
!bring #admin would bring them, etc
!jail #user might be a good one too, as well as !god, hp, etc.

The reason I put a # before the usergroup is because there could easily be someone with "Admin" in their name ingame and # would signify that you're targeting a usergroup rather than a specific player.