Making it detect if all players are in a vehicle

[voodooserpent]

Yah, how do I do that? There's three players max (they're called called player1, player2, player3) and the vehicle I want them in is m8jeep.

[BibiPhoque]

Well, I think the command in should do it.

?(player1 in m8jeep or player2 in m8jeep or player3 in m8jeep)

Or else you could use :

?(player1 in m8jeep and player2 in m8jeep and player3 in m8jeep)

Either you want one of these players in the jeep, or all of these players (you can change this to whatever you want).

[Harkonin]

Or if they're in the same group -

"_x in vehiclename" count units groupname == #ofunits

[macguba]

Or you could take a different approach and use the command vehicle

(vehicle player1 == m8jeep) and ....

syntax not guaranteed.

[voodooserpent]

?(player1 in m8jeep and player2 in m8jeep and player3 in m8jeep)

Will that work if there's only two players, and hence player3 doesn't exist?

What is the ? for, does that check to see if it's true?

[Chris Death]

"vehicle _x == m8jeep" count [player1,player2,player3] == "alive _x" count [player1,player2,player3]

This as a trigger's condition should do the trick.

Now the condition checks if the vehicle of all guys from player1 to
player3 is equal to the number of alive guys from player1 to player3.


?"vehicle _x == m8jeep" count [player1,player2,player3] == "alive _x" count [player1,player2,player3]

The ? as seen above interpretes an IF statement, and is
used in scripts.

~S~ CD