[armyoftwo]

Hello, i want to make a dynamic gate system what you can create in game.
I'm using AttachObjectToPlayer so the player can put the gate somewhere.
But the problem: "are there any UnAttachPlayerObject " or smth?

[[XST]O_x]

You can use get the object's positions(GetObjectPos),destroy it,and recreate it using CreateObject in the positions you've stored before.

[armyoftwo]

the problem is that it always gets rotation "0.0" if i use that

[[XST]O_x]

So use GetObjectRot?
And of course the float variables has to be global in order for each gate to have it's own variables stored.

[armyoftwo]

I'm already using that

This is the code i'm using.. maybe the problem is in the code?

Код:

    GetObjectPos(Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]], oX, oY, oZ);
    GetObjectRot(Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]], xR, yR, zR);
    DestroyObject(Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]]);
    format(string, sizeof(string), "UPDATE `gates` SET `x` = '%f', `y` = '%f', `z` = '%f', `rot1` = '%f', `rot2` = '%f', `rot3` = '%f' WHERE `SQLID` = '%d'", oX, oY, oZ, xR, yR, zR, StickedToObject[playerid]);
    mysql_query(string);
    Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]] = CreateObject(newobj, oX, oY, oZ, xR, yR, zR, 100);
    StickedToObject[playerid] = 0;

Note the "rot1" , "rot2", "rot3"

Код:

CMySQLHandler::Query(UPDATE `gates` SET `x` = '1487.839965', `y` = '-1736.550048', `z` = '13.392800', `rot1` = '0.000000', `rot2` = '0.000000', `rot3` = '0.000000' WHERE `SQLID` = '3') - Successfully executed.

[[XST]O_x]

I think there might be a problem since there is one float variable for each gate so they all use the same one.
Try to use something like this:

pawn Код:

forward UnAttachObjectFromPlayer(playerid,objectid,modelid);
public UnAttachObjectFromPlayer(playerid,objectid,modelid)
{
    new Float:OPOS[400][6];
    GetPlayerObjectPos(playerid,objectid,OPOS[objectid][0],OPOS[objectid][1],OPOS[objectid][2]);
    GetPlayerObjectRot(playerid,objectid,OPOS[objectid][3],OPOS[objectid][4],OPOS[objectid][5]);
    DestroyPlayerObject(playerid,objectid);
    objectid = CreatePlayerObject(playerid,modelid,OPOS[objectid][0],OPOS[objectid][1],OPOS[objectid][2],OPOS[objectid][3],OPOS[objectid][4],OPOS[objectid][5]);
    return 1;
}

Unfortunately you're gonna need to place the 'modelid' each time before the recreation.
In your case you can use 'newobj'.

[armyoftwo]

using your code

Код:

   UnAttachObjectFromPlayer(playerid,Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]],GateData[StickedToObject[playerid]][gModel]);
    GetObjectPos(Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]], oX, oY, oZ);
    GetObjectRot(Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]], xR, yR, zR);
    format(string, sizeof(string), "UPDATE `gates` SET `x` = '%f', `y` = '%f', `z` = '%f', `rot1` = '%f', `rot2` = '%f', `rot3` = '%f' WHERE `SQLID` = '%d'", oX, oY, oZ, xR, yR, zR, StickedToObject[playerid]);
    mysql_query(string);
	//Gate[StickedToObject[playerid]] = CreateObject(GateData[StickedToObject[playerid]][gModel], oX, oY, oZ, xR, yR, zR, 100);
    StickedToObject[playerid] = 0;

same

Код:

[22:04:18] CMySQLHandler::Query(UPDATE `gates` SET `x` = '1524.510009', `y` = '-1726.829956', `z` = '15.410599', `rot1` = '0.000000', `rot2` = '0.000000', `rot3` = '0.000000' WHERE `SQLID` = '2') - Successfully executed.

outputs everywhere 0.00000

edit: missed something, testing.
EDIT2: Same