This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
Kethrios - 17.12.2012
Hi everybody !
I've a police command, which is "/p record PLAYERID" to see what contain the record of a specific player.
The thing is that, when I coded it, I missed something at the very beginning I guess.
You can use it only in front of the police computer, or in a police car.
pawn Code:
pawn Код:
else if(strcmp(subcmd, "records", true) == 0 || strcmp(subcmd, "computer", true) == 0)
{
if(PlayerInfo[playerid][pMember] == FACT_COPS_LS && !PlayerToPoint(5, playerid,1550.79,-1663.25,-9.19) || IsPlayerInAnyVehicle(playerid) && !IsACopCar(GetPlayerVehicleID(playerid)))
{SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_COPS, "{FF6600}[Police]{11BB00} You're not in front of the police computer or you're not in a police car."); return 1;}
tmp=strtok(cmdtext,idx);
For me everything is alright. But still... When a policeman use it in a cop car it says that he's not in front of a police computer or in a cop car.
I have no errors, no warnings, but still, it's buggued o_o
Re : This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
Kethrios - 17.12.2012
I'm not a mathematician unfortunatly, this is chinese for me (and I think I understand more chinese than math !).
Is this a problem with the "!" ?
Re : This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
Kethrios - 18.12.2012
Ok, I just edited the code with the one you see here, but nothing change..
Can someone provide me some help please ?
Re: This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
iggy1 - 18.12.2012
Have you tried debugging it?
Instead of having lots of checks on one line, spread them out and find the problem.
EG:
pawn Код:
if(PlayerInfo[playerid][pMember] == FACT_COPS_LS)
{
if(!PlayerToPoint(5, playerid,1550.79,-1663.25,-9.19))
{
if(IsPlayerInAnyVehicle(playerid))
{
if(IsACopCar(GetPlayerVehicleID(playerid)))
{
}
else
{
printf("<error> Player is not in a cop car");
{
}
else
{
print("<error> Player is not in a vehicle");
}
}
else
{
print("<error> Player is in range of 1550.79,-1663.25,-9.19");
}
}
else
{
printf("<error> Var PlayerInfo[playerid][pMember] == %d", PlayerInfo[playerid][pMember]);
}
It is more code but a million times easier to debug than all in one line. This is just an example you may want that to be structured differently.
Re : This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
Kethrios - 18.12.2012
I can't setup it correctly ^^'
I don't want to release the entire code here so.. Can someone even see what is wrong with this one ?
Re : This command isn't working in a copcar. But it should. -
Kethrios - 19.12.2012
You gave me a link that only someone who know what he's reading can understand, I'm not an engineer, a mathematician, and in my studies I've no maths since 3 years, so, I've not your level maybe, and I'm not able to undertsand this clearly.