Alex, as you cant do this, would you be able to make a feature that lets you HIDE yourself.

for example...

command <hide> conceal <player%userid%>
command <reveal> reveal <player%userid%>

but like i said, it would be good for games which have wizards, coz you could add invisibility spells.


Edit: Corrected Parameters

if you are talking about qnet, it is.

conceal <player%userid%>

that's the one, but it doesnt work.

It works.

You should try doing things before you say they don't work.

MODIFIED ARENA.ASL
*****BEGIN*****
' QuestNet Sample Game "Arena"
' A basic demonstration of a few features of QuestNet Server 3.0 Beta 1
' by Alex Warren
' Version 0.2, last updated 27/JUL/2003
' Copyright © 2003 Axe Software

' This ASL file has been commented throughout to explain what each bit does - I highly recommend going
' through it to get a feel for programming QuestNet Server.

!include <net.lib>

define game <Arena>
	asl-version <350>
	gametype multiplayer
	start <arena>
	game version <0.1>
	game author <Alex Warren>
	
	' This prints to the server admin screen when the game initialises:
	
	startscript {
		msg <This game has been initialised and players can now connect to this server. To try _
			this game out for yourself, load up Quest and select the "Network" tab, _
			then connect to "localhost". You might want to load up two or three instances of Quest _
			with different player names to test out possible interactions between players.|n>
		msg <You will see details of connections, and see what each player types, in this window. _
			You are also able to see player information and disconnect players from the server using the _
			list and buttons to the right.>
		msg <|nType |bHELP|xb to see a list of commands you can use in this Admin window.>
	}
	
	
	' This prints to each player's screen when they connect. Although we use the "msg" command just as
	' we do above in the "normal" startscript, the message prints automatically to the correct player's screen.
	' If we want to print a message on the server admin screen at this point, we need to use "msgto <0; Some message>"
	' instead of msg.
	
	player startscript {
		msg <Hello $name(%userid%)$. Welcome to the QuestNet Sample Game, "Arena".|n>
		msg <This very basic demonstration lets you pick up the various objects in the room, _
			give them to people, and give people money. You can give people money by typing _
			|bPAY|xb (|iplayer's name|xi) |b$$|xb(|iamount|xi). You can omit the "$$" if you like. Type |bBALANCE|xb _
			to see how much money you have.|n>
		msg <You can also have a mock "battle" with somebody if you have the hammer! Just type |bHIT|xb _
			(|iplayer's name|xi).|n>

		set numeric <money[userid]; 5>
	}
	
	
	' This sets up the command that allows players to pay money to each other. See how we use "msg" to print
	' to the player that is doing the paying (the one who typed in the PAY command), and we use "msgto" to
	' print to the receiving player.
	
	command <pay #@player# $$#amt#; pay #@player# #amt#> {
		if ( #amt# > 0 ) then {
			if ( %money[userid]% >= #amt# ) then {
				set numeric <id; $id(#player#)$>
				set numeric <money[id]; %money[id]% + #amt#>
				set numeric <money[userid]; %money[userid]% - #amt#>
				msgto <%id%; |b$name(%userid%)$|xb has given you $$#amt#.>
				msg <You give $name(%id%)$ $$#amt#.>
			}
			else {
				msg <You don't have enough money for that.>
			}
		}
		else {
			msg <You can't go around giving people amounts like that.>
		}
	}
	
	' This is a mini error handler that prints a helpful message to anybody who uses the PAY command without
	' specifying another player or an amount properly:
	
	command <pay #null#> {
		msg <You need to type |bPAY|xb, followed by the player name, then the _
			amount of money you want to pay.>
	}
	
	command <balance> msg <You are carrying $$%money[userid]%.>
	command <hide> conceal <player%userid%>
	
	' When a player disconnects, return everything that's in their inventory to the main "arena" room.
	
	disconnect for each object in <player%userid%> move <#quest.thing#; arena>
	
end define

define options
	servermsg	off
	welcome		off
	login		off
	register	on
end define

define room <arena>
	
	look <It's the arena.>
	command <hit #@player#> {
		if got <hammer> then {
			msg <You hit #@player#.>
			msgto <#player#; |b$name(%userid%)$|xb hits you with a hammer.>
		}
		else msg <You don't have anything to hit #@player# with.>
	}
	
	prefix <the>
	define object <01>
		alias <fish>
		prefix <a blue>
		detail <Blue fish>
		look <It's a fish, nailed to a table.>
		take msg <It's nailed to the table.>
		type <giveable>
	end define
	
	define object <02>
		alias <fish>
		prefix <a red>
		detail <Red fish>
		look <The red fish.>
		take
		type <giveable>
	end define

	
	define object <table>
		give <bomb> msg <That would be just silly.>
		invisible
		look <It's just a table.>
		type <giveable>
	end define
	
	define object <bomb>
		prefix <a>
		look <Tick, tick, tick...>
		take
		type <giveable>
	end define
	
	define object <banana>
		prefix <a>
		take
		type <giveable>
	end define
	
	define object <hammer>
		prefix <a>
		take
		type <giveable>
	end define
end define
*****END*****

did you actually log on 2 times to the server and test it.. remember, you cant see yourself...

I said it works.

It works.

lol, ok...

command </cloak on> conceal <player%userid%>
	command </cloak off> reveal <player%userid%>

dont work for me

Copy and paste my code into a file and run it momo.

CYB3RPWN3D!11

hahahaha - brillient.

Ste, have you got the latest Qnet and Quest?

well of course lol