Its an username + password lock and I am trying to fix an master password.
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Any ideas on what I should do? And can I improve something?
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Started by TigerMeister, Mar 23 2017 03:43 PM
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Posted 23 March 2017 - 03:43 PM
Hello. I am trying to code an door lock for Tekkit classic and I cant just figure it out.
Its an username + password lock and I am trying to fix an master password.
Any ideas on what I should do? And can I improve something?
Its an username + password lock and I am trying to fix an master password.
Any ideas on what I should do? And can I improve something?
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Posted 23 March 2017 - 08:07 PM
If you want TigerMeister and Tigernr2 to be passwords and usernames you have to use them as string. Use this
Also instead of
Using more descriptive variable names such as master_username, master_password, read_user, read_password can ensure that these types of errors don't happen
If you have any other errors, please write down the error line number and message, or explain what happens
master = "TigerMeister" password = "Tigernr2"
Also instead of
if master == password thenyou should compare user to master and pass to password as so
if user == master and pass == password then
Using more descriptive variable names such as master_username, master_password, read_user, read_password can ensure that these types of errors don't happen
If you have any other errors, please write down the error line number and message, or explain what happens
Edited by FuzzyLitchi, 23 March 2017 - 08:10 PM.
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Posted 23 March 2017 - 10:14 PM
Your if elseif structure is misformed, which is what is causing the oef error. Right now with all the code between the if statements removed this is what the structure looks like.
Notice that I indented the code to make it to where the beginning of a block lines up with the close of the block. In this code there are multiple else statements which correspond to that first if, which is not allowed in almost all languages. You probably meant to do something like this:
Notice that I changed the first else to a elseif, which makes it to where there is only a single else to the if statement.
if master == password then else if tUsers[user] == pass then end else end
Notice that I indented the code to make it to where the beginning of a block lines up with the close of the block. In this code there are multiple else statements which correspond to that first if, which is not allowed in almost all languages. You probably meant to do something like this:
if master == password then elseif tUsers[user] == pass then else end
Notice that I changed the first else to a elseif, which makes it to where there is only a single else to the if statement.
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