//Pacnet2012's Resources
//Client - Server Commands

//Making a /command that you can type : (Server CMD)
function serverCmdName(%client, %type)
{
	//code
}

//In "serverCmdName" you will replace "Name" to what your command will be called.
// function serverCmdSell(%client, %type) will execute code when someone types /sell.

//You can replace %type with a variable such as money, amount, or anything.

//function serverCmdSell(%client, %thing, %type) for example
//We could type /sell Car 500 and your function can use those variables we call arguments.
//You can have plenty of arguments, such as 
//function serverCmdSell(%client, %price, %item, %tax, %bonus)

//You must always keep %client the first argument in a serverCmd because if you try making it
//something like "%price" and try to say something like "You have to pay [%price]" it will simply spit 

out the client's object instead, which is bad. You can rename %client to %c or %cl or whatever you 

want if you use it properly, though!

//Here's an example of a command that tells everyone in the server something if you're an admin:
function serverCmdSay(%client, %message)
{
	if(%client.isAdmin)
	{
		messageAll('','\c6%1 said : %2!', %client.name, %message);
	}
}

//COMMUNICATING SERVER TO CLIENT
//Let's say you want a client to do something.
//You would use :

commandToClient(%client, 'function', %vars);

//This is assuming that you have the %client object.
//On the client side, they would need a script for the function you are sending them.
//Example for a client side script :
function clientCmdKill(%time)
{
	echo("You'll die in " @ %time @ " seconds! Watch out.");
}

//Notice how this time on the client side I use "clientCmd" before the function name instead.

//To trigger that function from the server, simply do this :
commandToClient(%client, 'Kill', 50);
//That would print to the client :

"You'll die in 50 seconds! Watch out."

//Read this carefully a few times to understand it.

//You can also communicate with the server.
//On the client side script, use this :
commandToServer('function', %vars);

//Actually, using that is the same as typing /function [vars]!

//So you use 
function serverCmdDunk(%client, %price)
{
	//code
}

//And use this on the client side :
commandToServer('dunk', 50);

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//YOU'RE DONE!
//That's simply how client - server cmds work. You may now want to read the examples over again to 

make sure you understand. Best of luck in your scripting affairs!

//-Pacnet2012
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