Mod Dict

 

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This command modifies a value in a dictionary. This command is an advanced command, and if you don't know anything about dictionarys, then I suggest you read up on this link. Modify dictionary will add whatever value you want to the value already store within the dictionary...

 

 

The correct syntax is:

 

wcs.Command(<userid>).ModDict(<'Key-Name'>,<value to add>)

 

• Userid - The users Dictionary that you will be accessing
• Key name - The name of the key you want to modify
• Value to add - The value that you want to add to the current value of the key-name. This can be positive or negative...

 

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Example:

 

def player_spawn(ev):

    player = wcs.Command(ev['userid'])

    player.UpdateDict('myloop',0)

    # Creates a new value, see UpdateDict

 

def player_ultimate_on(ev):

    myloop(ev['userid'])

    # Starts myloop, and passes the variable userid

 

def myloop(userid):

    # Here we are going to modify the dict to add 1 each time

    player = wcs.Command(userid)

    player.ModDict('myloop',1)

    # Adds 1 to the current value in the dictionary

    gamethread.delayedname(1,'current_loop',myloop,userid)

    # Repeat the loop 1 second later, with a name of current_loop

 

def player_ultimate_off(ev):

    gamethread.cancelDelayed('current_loop')

    # Cancel the current loop so it stops the looping process

    player = wcs.Command(ev['userid'])

    loop_counter = player.ReturnDict('myloop')

    # Returns the value inside the 'myloop' see ReturnDict

    es.tell(ev['userid'],'#green','You held the ultimate key for %s seconds!'%loop_counter)

    # tells the user how many loops he did