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Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Unfriendly - 13.06.2012
Okay this might be a stupid question.
But, anyway. I've got my login/register system setup and I've got a script written to save the player's coordinates, virtual world, and interior ID upon disconnect.
How do I load this info from the .ini file and use it with SetSpawnInfo in OnPlayerConnect?
Also; I'm using Y_INI
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - SnG.Scot_MisCuDI - 14.06.2012
Read: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=175565
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Unfriendly - 14.06.2012
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Originally Posted by SnG.Scot_MisCuDI
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I'm reading it currently, however I'm still having trouble understanding exactly what I need to do.
Can you help me out by pointing me in the right section on that forum?
IE: What part do I specifically need to be looking at?
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - JhnzRep - 14.06.2012
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=273088 <--- best tutorial on y_ini I've seen so far.
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Unfriendly - 14.06.2012
What I'm needing to know specifically is how to define arguments in SetSpawnInfo with the enum i have setup for the pos x, etc.
Basically I need to know how to load the xyz positions from the ini file.
Like this: SetSpawnInfo(playerid, pos-x, pos-y, pos-z, etc etc);
pos-x pos-y pos-z being whatever is written in the file
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - SnG.Scot_MisCuDI - 14.06.2012
i know what your talking about but i only know dini. idk how to load a single part of the file instead of the whole thing with y_ini.. only dini sorry
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - JhnzRep - 14.06.2012
May I see your enum? Or we can do this over teamviewer?
Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Unfriendly - 14.06.2012
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Originally Posted by JhnzRep
May I see your enum? Or we can do this over teamviewer?
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Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Unfriendly - 14.06.2012
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Originally Posted by SnG.Scot_MisCuDI
i know what your talking about but i only know dini. idk how to load a single part of the file instead of the whole thing with y_ini.. only dini sorry
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Had three brothers and one sister.
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Re: Saving and loading a player's position and then spawning using onplayerrequestclass. - Kindred - 14.06.2012
pawn Код:
public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{
new Float:x, Float:y, Float:z;
INI_Float("", x); // In between the " 's, put the name that you titled your position. i.g. you save the file as positionx, so you load positionx.
INI_Float("", y);
INI_Float("", z);
SetPlayerPos(playerid, x, y, z);
return 1;
}
Never did it like this before, but I think it would work.