[Ritchie999]

i am trying to make automatic gates, i have seen some tutorials and read the wiki but i still don't understand how to get the co-ords for the object opened and closed, i am trying to make a gate to into the floor, so how would i get the co-ords for that and make it using PlayerToPoint so u gotta be near the gate?

[shady91]

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Originally Posted by Ritchie999 i am trying to make automatic gates, i have seen some tutorials and read the wiki but i still don't understand how to get the co-ords for the object opened and closed, i am trying to make a gate to into the floor, so how would i get the co-ords for that and make it using PlayerToPoint so u gotta be near the gate?

just make a timer run every 2 seconds or somthing and then you isplayertopoint gate location then make it open the gate its quite simple if you want i can make an exsample.

[Ritchie999]

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Originally Posted by Shady91 Quote: Originally Posted by Ritchie999 i am trying to make automatic gates, i have seen some tutorials and read the wiki but i still don't understand how to get the co-ords for the object opened and closed, i am trying to make a gate to into the floor, so how would i get the co-ords for that and make it using PlayerToPoint so u gotta be near the gate? just make a timer run every 2 seconds or somthing and then you isplayertopoint gate location then make it open the gate its quite simple if you want i can make an exsample.

example? please, if you would..... i made the gates last night and just done it the normal way by putting MoveObject in the command.. but when i type "/gclose" the gate moves downwards diagonal right, when it should be going straight up and it moves too fast, then when i type "gopen" it moves upwards diagonal left really really slow

[Tigerbeast11]

I got a good idea! Use Mta and make 2 gates, one in closed pos, and one in open. Convert and there you go, you have your co-ords!

Note: use www.convertffs.com to convert the co-ords!

[Ritchie999]

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Originally Posted by Tigerbeast11 I got a good idea! Use Mta and make 2 gates, one in closed pos, and one in open. Convert and there you go, you have your co-ords! Note: use www.convertffs.com to convert the co-ords!

thats exactly what i done, but like i said, the gates always move in a diagonal position when i try to open them or close then, they are supposed to go either down into the ground, or back up onto the ground in a straight line

[Tigerbeast11]

That happened to me too

I think its some sort of bug. I did it again, and it worked then... :S

[Ritchie999]

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Originally Posted by Tigerbeast11 That happened to me too I think its some sort of bug. I did it again, and it worked then... :S

i cant seem to get it working at all. lol