[burgershot]

Hello,

Since my GM has a lot of vehicles so I decided to put them in a separate include:

pawn Код:

#if defined _Vehicles_included
    #endinput
#endif
#define _Vehicles_included

forward LoadVehicles();

public LoadVehicles()
{
    //==============================VEHICLES==============================
     AddStaticVehicle(blablalbalbla):

    return 1;
}

It compiles without any problem but the vehicles don't load.
it is Included In My Game mode And Loads

Help Please

[burgershot]

anyone?

[CAR]

You mean that the vehicles stands in a include file?

Than in the GM put this:
#include <FILENAME>

FILENAME: there you must put the filename of the include (Don't set "filename.inc" but set "filename" only)

[burgershot]

yeah I have it included, is there a reason for the public function not being called? I have it forwarded...

[CAR]

Код:

#if defined _Vehicles_included
#endinput
#endif
#define _Vehicles_included

forward LoadVehicles();

public LoadVehicles()
{
//==============================VEHICLES==============================
     AddStaticVehicle(blablalbalbla):

return 1;
}

Is this the Include FILE?

[Fj0rtizFredde]

Put a timer under OnGameModeInit to call the function :P

[Yuryfury]

Just do LoadVehicles(): Under OnGameModeInit

LoadVehicles Would be the name of the public

[Donny_k]

Get rid of all the include stuff and have just:

pawn Код:

AddStaticVehicle( ............... 
AddStaticVehicle( ............... 
AddStaticVehicle( ............... 
..................

In your file then put it in your gamemodes folder instead of your include folder.

You can do this now:

pawn Код:

#include "my_vehicle_file.txt"

Under your On....Init() callback and it will compile as if you had written the code in the script at that position rather than wasting function calls and whatever.