Script to Remove AI From Servers

[Ataros]

Originally Posted by TheEnlightenedFlorist

I swear I remember this bug, but I just went through every German aircraft with more than one position and couldn't reproduce it. The engine stuttered a little (could just be a sound bug), but the temperatures remained the same.

I think you have it solved with the following code. Did you check it on a dedicated server? I included it in my script too but did not check yet as struggling with ground attacks code atm.

        //check if a player is in any of the "places"
        for (int i = 0; i < aircraft.Places(); i++)
            if (aircraft.Player(i) != null)
                return false;

Does aircraft.Player() return a player name located inside an AiAircraft?
Do you know when RemotePlayer has to be used instead of Player?

[TheEnlightenedFlorist]

Originally Posted by Ataros

Does aircraft.Player() return a player name located inside an AiAircraft?
Do you know when RemotePlayer has to be used instead of Player?

It returns the player at a specific "place" in an aircraft. It looks like "places" is what the developers call different seats in aircraft. If there is no player in that seat, it returns null.

gpRemotePlayers() would be used to get all of the players connected to the server. From there, you could get the aircraft that they are in. aircraft.Player() would be used when you already have an aircraft and want to get the player (if any) that occupies that aircraft. It's a subtle but very important difference.