[NeXoR]

Is it possible to disable AttachObjectToPlayer without DestroyObject ?

[Sew_Sumi]

https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/GetObjectPos and https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/GetObjectRot

then

DestroyObject and CreateObject maybe.


If this works, and it doesn't look too bad, you could make a function of it.

[Godey]

-> CreateObject
-> Attach it to the player
-> Delete the created object (it makes sense, because when the object is deleted, it will automatically un-attach it)

[Sew_Sumi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godey -> CreateObject -> Attach it to the player -> Delete the created object (it makes sense, because when the object is deleted, it will automatically un-attach it)

He's wanting to keep the object, hence the not using deleteobject.

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi He's wanting to keep the object, hence the not using deleteobject.

Exactly

[Godey]

What do you even mean exactly? Dettach from the player and do what with the object?

[Sew_Sumi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godey What do you even mean exactly? Detach from the player and do what with the object?

Wants it to detatch...


As in walk somewhere with it attached, then when he "detaches" for the object to stay there...



C'mon... You've been doing so well in answering all those threads (I been seeing) then this?


Make a function, doing what I said... GetObjectPos GetObjectRot, then DeleteObject, and CreateObject. Just so it appears to stay in the same spot. Could do CreateObject then DeleteObject so it visually doesn't glitch.

[Godey]

Well in that case, your right..
-> Create object
-> Attach to Player
-> Delete object ( Before deleting, GetObjectPos & GetObjectRot )
-> Create new object ( Use coords & rotation which have stored use those 2 functions)

Thank you for being so observant

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godey Well in that case, your right.. -> Create object -> Attach to Player -> Delete object ( Before deleting, GetObjectPos & GetObjectRot ) -> Create new object ( Use coords & rotation which have stored use those 2 functions) Thank you for being so observant

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi Wants it to detatch... As in walk somewhere with it attached, then when he "detaches" for the object to stay there... C'mon... You've been doing so well in answering all those threads (I been seeing) then this? Make a function, doing what I said... GetObjectPos GetObjectRot, then DeleteObject, and CreateObject. Just so it appears to stay in the same spot. Could do CreateObject then DeleteObject so it visually doesn't glitch.

Well, It returns to the spawn position
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Code:

PHP Code:

else if(!strcmp(params, "stop", true))
    {
        new Float:X, Float:Y, Float:Z, Float:RX, Float:RY, Float:RZ;
        if(!UsingStretcher[playerid]) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_GREY, "You are not using any stretcher.");
        if(!MovingStretcher[playerid]) return SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_GREY, "You are not moving your stretcher.");
        MovingStretcher[playerid] = 0;
         GetObjectPos(StretcherObj[playerid], X, Y, Z);
         GetObjectRot(StretcherObj[playerid], RX, RY, RZ);
        DestroyObject(StretcherObj[playerid]);
        StretcherObj[playerid] = CreateObject(2146, X, Y, Z, RX, RY, RZ, 100.0);
        SendClientMessage(playerid, COLOR_LIGHTRED, "You have stopped moving your stretcher.");
        return 1;
    } 


[Godey]

DrawDistance is optional, try without it:

Code:

StretcherObj[playerid] = CreateObject(2146, X, Y, Z, RX, RY, RZ);

If this doesn't work instead of GetObjectPos, try GetPlayerPos..

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godey DrawDistance is optional, try without it: Code: StretcherObj[playerid] = CreateObject(2146, X, Y, Z, RX, RY, RZ); If this doesn't work instead of GetObjectPos, try GetPlayerPos..

First time it spawned above me, Then I changed the X and Z offset to match the AttachObjectToPlayer
Code

PHP Code:

GetPlayerPos(playerid, X, Y, Z);
         GetObjectRot(StretcherObj[playerid], RX, RY, RZ);
        DestroyObject(StretcherObj[playerid]);
        X -= 1.00; Z -= 0.50;
        StretcherObj[playerid] = CreateObject(2146, X, Y, Z, RX, RY, RZ, 100.0); 


But the stretcher spawns behind me (without rotation), How can I store the rotation ?

[Godey]

Actually you can't,
now you have 2 options
[1]: Bear with random rotation
[2]: Try to fix GetObjectPos

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godey Actually you can't, now you have 2 options [1]: Bear with random rotation [2]: Try to fix GetObjectPos

Got a clue how to do Number 2 ?

[Sew_Sumi]

This could be something to do with crouching, offsets and a few other bits but this is good progress regardless.

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi This could be something to do with crouching, offsets and a few other bits but this is good progress regardless.

Should I just use SetPlayerAttachedObject ?

[Sew_Sumi]

There should be a way of doing this, maybe you should use a blank script, and test a heap to see how you can make this work. Another maybe, to not attach the object to the player, but have the object follow the player using MoveObject and use GetPlayerPos, GetPlayerVelocity and all those bits.


You've got a good plan, and it has been done before, but yea, it's going to take some tweaking.

[NeXoR]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi There should be a way of doing this, maybe you should use a blank script, and test a heap to see how you can make this work. Another maybe, to not attach the object to the player, but have the object follow the player using MoveObject and use GetPlayerPos, GetPlayerVelocity and all those bits. You've got a good plan, and it has been done before, but yea, it's going to take some tweaking.

I'll try out the MoveObject, thanks for the motivation xD

Which callback should I use ? OnPlayerUpdate ?

[Sew_Sumi]

Try a timer, more than OnPlayerUpdate. Being that it's a stretcher system it's not like everyone is going to use a stretcher at the same time, you could use OnPlayerUpdate by using it correctly, but for testing purposes, stick to a timer so it doesn't conflict too badly.

Just keep an eye on lag and how the stretcher appears.