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Returns the number of non-bot players in the game. | |||
In singleplayer, it is set to 1. | |||
The non-bot player IDs range from zero to '''numplayers''' minus 1. Meaning bots will always hold the highest IDs. | |||
In the original Duke Nukem 3D, once a player quit, '''numplayers''' would decrease permanently, meaning it was impossible for a new player to join mid-game. | |||
It can also be used for when making a loop through all non-players. Example: | |||
for My_Player range numplayers | |||
{ | |||
[...] | |||
} | |||
While [[MULTIMODE]] stores the total of player in the game, '''numplayers''' stores only non-bot players. | |||
[[Category:Constantly updated gamevars]] | [[Category:Constantly updated gamevars]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:22, 19 February 2020
Returns the number of non-bot players in the game.
In singleplayer, it is set to 1.
The non-bot player IDs range from zero to numplayers minus 1. Meaning bots will always hold the highest IDs.
In the original Duke Nukem 3D, once a player quit, numplayers would decrease permanently, meaning it was impossible for a new player to join mid-game.
It can also be used for when making a loop through all non-players. Example:
for My_Player range numplayers
{
[...]
}
While MULTIMODE stores the total of player in the game, numplayers stores only non-bot players.