Quote from Mikail Soyuguzel :

Hi you know Add the Admin Tag,
Example: Admin < < administrator Kamlesh Kamlesh

I don't understand this question.
Where should this Admin tag be added?

This question doesn't belong in this topic.
Not to mention the fact that it has been answered muliple times in other threads lately.

Here's a tool to show if there are any admins online and if so, who the last admin was that came online and at which time that was.





- Download the file and save it somewhere on your computer
- Rename the file from "admin_notify.txt" to "admin_notify.lpr"
- Place the file in the 'includes' folder, found in 'bin\default\'
- Open file "addonsused.lpr" which is also in the 'includes' folder
- Add a line under 'General includes' saying: include ("./admin_notify.lpr");
- Save file "addonsused.lpr"
- Start Lapper

To add or remove admins, open file "admin.txt" which is found in the 'default' folder.
You have to state the LFS username of each admin, one per line.

Quote from mikail669220 :

Hi I Want Admin Showing Lapper

This isn't a well described request.
Please explain in detail what you want, otherwise stay out of this topic please.

In the file 'addonsused.lpr' you will find the following line:

#include( "./driftmeter.lpr");

Change that line to:

include( "./driftmeter.lpr");

Save the file and restart Lapper, then you will have the driftmeter.

You should only use the new version, since a lot has been improved over the years. If you want to be able to use the script (or scripts) I made, you have to use the latest version of Lapper.

Judging by the screenshots, you aren't using the latest version of Lapper.
Download this one and try again: Lapper 6.0.1.4

Here's a script to show a ticking clock.

- Download the file
- Rename it from 'clock.txt' to 'clock.lpr'
- Place the file in the "includes" folder of Lapper
- Open the file "addonsused.lpr"
- Under 'General includes' add the line: include( "./clock.lpr");

Recently I got back to coding within the Lapper environment and got some interesting requests/questions to look into.
This lead me to the idea of opening a topic in which people can put down a request for a Lapper script.

To prevent people from asking for scripts which would take me weeks/months to complete, I've made a couple of guidelines:

• Scripts will only be written to work with the latest available version of Lapper (download link is included in this message)
  
• Ideally people already have made a script themselfs (then post the script you already have (rename it to *.txt to be able to upload it here)), but never got it to work to their satisfaction, or need to get extra features
  
• The function of the script needs to be described as good as possible, so I know what's expected from me
  
• Building or adjusting a script should not take more then 2 days of work
  
• After accepting a request, there's no time limit when the job should be done (I am doing this for free and in my spare time)
  
• I have the right to decide wether I want to accept a request or not, this is not open for debate
  
• Don't use this topic to ask questions how to get Lapper to work, reporting problems with Lapper, ect. (there are other topics to do that or you can start a new topic)
  

Download Lapper: Lapper 6.0.1.4 - v15

I'm interested to see what people will come up with

Quote from eskisoft :

yes i found, thanks..
but the screen does not drift meters, lapper Is this or is there something wrong with me

In folder "\default\includes" you will find the file 'addonsused.lpr'
Open that file and find the following line:

#include( "./driftmeter.lpr");

Then remove the # at the start of that line.
Save the file and restart Lapper.
Then the driftmeter is active.

Debugging your own code is one of the main skills any developer needs.
Debugging means checking your code for issues, by breaking it up into several pieces and add checks between them.
A check can be writing a message to a console, to see wether or not a loop has started or if a variable is filled with a value (or the correct value).

So, first check the part of the speed detection.
If that comes up with a correct value or enters the correct loop, then check if the location detection is working as intended.

See if you can connect to this server.

- Download the file
- Unzip the file and put the directory on your C drive
- Open folder "C:\LFS_S2_DCON_6J"
- Double click "DCon.exe - Shortcut" to start the server
- Start your regular LFS client and see if you can connect to this server (it hasn't got a password)

The admin password needs to be set in the ini-file.
If you haven't changed any names of the files, it will need to be set in defaultini.ini

Ask a license for your birthday

Best thing to do is download Dcon: https://www.lfs.net/file_lfs.php?name=LFS_S2_DCON_6J.zip

- Unzip the file
- Write a config file (like the example I included in this message *) and place the file in the DCon folder
- Create a shortcut to Dcon.exe
- Open the properties of the shortcut and adjust target to be like this: C:\LFS_S2_DCON_6J\DCon.exe /cfg=server_cfg.txt

When you now double click the short, the LFS server will be started and the settings specified in the config file, will be applied to the server

* I have removed the hostname, admin password and user password, so you need to set those values in the file your self

I might misunderstand your question, but why would you need a program to set up a LFS server through Insim protocol?
You can either start a server from your regular LFS client, or you can download Dcon, write a settings file and start the server with those settings.

Registration system - V1.09 (to add an extra layer of protection against unwanted people on your server)

Changelog:

- Fixed a bug on check account, when player isn't a server admin

Change the extension of the file to .lpr and add them to addonsused.lpr to be able to use it.

Here's a download for the latest version of Lapper, which is also compatible with 0.6H: https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/1895742#post1895742

I'm still not sure what exactly you are trying to accomplish.
Will send you a private message.

Quote from Popughini :

So I want a list of online players and has a button that can kick away

Well, go ahead and build it
You might find some inspiration in my "connected" script, found here: https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/1886456#post1886456

Maybe I am stating the obvious, but wouldn't it be an idea to just remove the action from the button?
Then it can't be clicked.

You can make a screen which is showing everyone who is connected to the server and put a kick button behind each name.
But since you can already do the same from the connection list, it would be useless to build such screen.

That setting doesn't ban anyone.
It either allows or disallows people to vote to kick or ban someonelse.
If you set it to "no", voting won't be allowed.

It needs to go into the "includes" folders, as I have said previously.

Then you need to adjust the file called "addonsused.lpr" which can also be found in the "includes" folder.
In that file you need to add the following line into the "General includes" section:

include( "./reg_system.lpr");

Quote from Popughini :

But I only want users to vote to kick away

Lapper can't deal with kick/ban votes.
You can disable voting as setting on your LFS server.

/vote=yes :no / yes: can guests vote to kick or ban