Server functions 35

abortRemoteRequestAborts a running HTTP request. In the current server version it cannot be aborted yet: the function returns false with a warning, and the request ends by itself after the fetchRemote timeout.
addResourceConfigAdds a config file (<config src type>) to the meta.xml of a resource – your own, or one this script created with createResource. Adding the same file twice changes nothing.
addResourceMapAdds a map file (<map src dimension>) to the meta.xml of a resource – your own, or one this script created with createResource. The map loads the next time the resource starts.
callRemoteCalls a function exposed by another server over HTTP (arguments go as JSON in a POST request). In the current server version the function does not send the request and returns false; use fetchRemote with toJSON instead.
copyResourceCopies a resource under a new name. In the current server version the function is not wired up yet and returns false with a warning.
createResourceCreates a new empty resource (a folder with meta.xml) in resources/, optionally in a category such as [maps]. The name may contain letters, digits, _ and -; if such a resource already exists it returns false. The script that created the resource may then write files in it with a ":name/file" path (fileCreate, xmlCreateFile), add entries with addResourceMap / addResourceConfig and delete it with deleteResource. Start the new resource with startResource; on the next server start it starts by itself.
deleteResourceDeletes a stopped resource from disk together with its folder. A script may delete only a resource it created itself with createResource.
fetchRemoteSends an HTTP or HTTPS request and passes the response to a callback without blocking the server. With postData it makes a POST request, without it a GET. The function gets the response body and a code: 0 = success, the HTTP status number on a server error, -1 when there is no connection or it timed out.
getRemoteRequestInfoReturns the state of an HTTP request: the address, progress and size. In the current server version it returns false.
getRemoteRequestsReturns the running HTTP requests (of every resource or one). In the current server version the list is empty.
getResourceACLRequestsReturns the rights a resource asks for in meta.xml (aclrequests in <info>). Each entry is a table with the right name and its state.
getResourceConfigOpens a resource's XML config file (e.g. <config src="settings.xml"/> from meta.xml) and returns its root node. Read it with the xml* functions and close it with xmlUnloadFile at the end.
getResourceDynamicElementRootReturns the root of the elements a resource creates while running. In Trilogy Hub it is the same element as getResourceRootElement.
getResourceFromNameReturns the handle of the resource with the given name (the folder name in resources/), also when the resource is not running. Pass the handle to startResource, getResourceState, call and other resource functions.
getResourceGUIElementThe root of a resource's GUI elements. The GUI only exists on players' clients, so on the server the function always returns false.
getResourceInfoReturns an attribute value from <info> in the resource's meta.xml, e.g. name, author, version, type, description.
getResourceLastStartTimeReturns when the resource last started (seconds since 1970) or 0. In the current server version it always returns 0.
getResourceLoadFailureReasonReturns why a resource failed to start. An empty string = no error. In the current server version it always returns an empty string; load errors show up in the server console.
getResourceLoadTimeReturns how many milliseconds the last resource load took. In the current server version it returns false.
getResourceMapRootElementReturns the element of a map loaded from the resource's .map file; its children are the objects, vehicles and other elements from that map.
getResourceNameReturns the resource name from its handle.
getResourceOrganizationalPathReturns the subfolder the resource sits in inside resources/ (e.g. [gamemodes]). An empty string when it sits directly in resources/.
getResourceRootElementReturns the resource's root element. Everything the resource creates is its child, and events attached to this root only concern this resource. Without an argument it returns the current resource's root (the same as resourceRoot).
getResourcesReturns every resource in the resources/ folder, running and stopped.
getResourceStateReturns the resource state: "running" when it runs or "loaded" when it is on disk but stopped. It also works on the client: there it only knows the resources running for the player, so it returns "running" or false.
isResourceArchivedChecks whether a resource is packed in a ZIP archive. Trilogy Hub resources are plain folders, so it always returns false.
isResourceProtectedChecks whether a resource has protected="true" in <info> in meta.xml (a resource other scripts should not stop).
refreshResourcesScans the resources/ folder for new and changed resources. In the current server version the function is not wired up yet and returns false with a warning.
removeResourceFileDeletes a file from the resource folder (works like fileDelete on a path in the resource).
renameResourceRenames a stopped resource. In the current server version the function is not wired up yet and returns false with a warning.
restartResourceStops and immediately starts a resource, e.g. after its files changed.
setResourceInfoWrites an attribute into <info> in the resource's meta.xml. In the current server version the function is not wired up yet and returns false with a warning.
startResourceStarts a stopped resource. It loads its scripts, maps and files, and players download it.
stopResourceStops a running resource. Its elements, timers, commands and key binds go away.
updateResourceACLRequestGrants or revokes a right a resource asked for. It creates the ACL list resource.name, adds it to the Resources group and sets the right in it. With byWho it writes to the server log who did it.

Resources

Server functions 35

Shared functions 2

Server events 6

Client events 4