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#1 2017-03-21 16:04:17
- SirJosh3917
- Formerly ninjasupeatsninja
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[Question] How can I detect when a player sends "init2"?
If a bot sends a greeting, they usually send it right as they hear "add".
However, this will filter the message to the very top of the player's chat.
Is there a proper way to detect when the player has sent "init2" besides doing something funky/weird/non-api-correct e.g. listening for "m" put a teamblock and wait for that to be recieved wait 2 seconds after you hear "add" e.t.c?
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#2 2017-03-21 18:46:26, last edited by LukeM (2017-03-21 18:47:10)
Re: [Question] How can I detect when a player sends "init2"?
Not that I know of... Although this would be really useful 
Your best option is probably to just check for the first 'm' message, but as you say, this isnt a very neat way of doing it
Usually when you see someone connect, they fall to the ground, then suddenly teleport to where they originally started (theyve sent their first m message), which would show that they've connected, I cant think of any other way that doesnt require timing or anything actually inside the world 
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#3 2017-03-21 20:41:14
- drunkbnu
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Re: [Question] How can I detect when a player sends "init2"?
Isn't 'add' sent to the other players after you send 'init2'?
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#4 2017-03-21 20:57:07
Re: [Question] How can I detect when a player sends "init2"?
Isn't 'add' sent to the other players after you send 'init2'?
I think its after you send init 1, because even if you have a bot that never sends init2, then the bot still appears for other players
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