[TiNcH010]

Hello! I have a problem that no re settlement case, posts always bring hard xD!
Well the thing is so. I have my GM that I did my RP and added those spikes that will puncture the tires, the effect is caused in OnPlayerUpdate

pawn Код:

GetVehicleDamageStatus (charity, panels, doors, lights, tires);

and

pawn Код:

UpdateVehicleDamageStatus (charity, panels, doors, lights, tires);

Obiamente with their respective functions. Well the thing is that that GM works perfectly and I poked the 4 tires to pass over, but I put all my other GM as well and will not damage the rubber.
Is there another way? What's wrong? Anything is an upgrade include? I have samp 0.3C with the other GM I go and with this I use now: /
Greetings

[MrDeath537]

I recommend you to search spanish words on the translation when you translate from spanish to english.

[SPANISH] Ya te respondн en la secciуn de Espaсol.

[Fj0rtizFredde]

I dont really get it but does it work or not? You could try to use a code like this:

pawn Код:

new panels, doors, lights, tires;
GetVehicleDamageStatus(charity, panels, doors, lights, tires);
tires = encode_tires(1, 1, 1, 1); //Will damage all the tires
UpdateVehicleDamageStatus(charity, panels, doors, lights, tires);

//Put this at the bottom of your script:
encode_tires(tires1, tires2, tires3, tires4)
{
    return tires1 | (tires2 << 1) | (tires3 << 2) | (tires4 << 3);
}

[TiNcH010]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrDeath537 I recommend you to search spanish words on the translation when you translate from spanish to english. [SPANISH] Ya te respondн en la secciуn de Espaсol.

Gracias ya lo vi

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fj0rtizFredde I dont really get it but does it work or not? You could try to use a code like this: pawn Код: new panels, doors, lights, tires; GetVehicleDamageStatus(charity, panels, doors, lights, tires); tires = encode_tires(1, 1, 1, 1); //Will damage all the tires UpdateVehicleDamageStatus(charity, panels, doors, lights, tires); //Put this at the bottom of your script: encode_tires(tires1, tires2, tires3, tires4) {     return tires1 | (tires2 << 1) | (tires3 << 2) | (tires4 << 3); }

already had that. well thanks.
proves it!