[Lz]

Hey guys, im trying to create a faction enum that will be readable from my playerinfo enum... Im not sure if thats possible? well basically heres what im trying to do..

pawn Code:

enum pFactions
{
    SAPD,
    GOV
}


enum pInfo
{
    pPass,
    pCash,
    Float:pPos[3],
                      pFactions,
    pAdmin,
    pKills,
    pDeaths
}

pFactions is loose so you can see what im trying to do..
So basically i want the pInfo enum to check the values of the pFaction variables..

Im pretty new to scripting so im not sure, Is this the best way to create factions?

[dr.lozer]

Why dont you simply make in 1 enum

[Lz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dr.lozer Why dont you simply make in 1 enum

You mean like?

pawn Code:

enum pInfo
{
    pPass,
    pCash,
    Float:pPos[3],
    pAdmin,
                       fSAPD,
                       fGOV,
    pKills,
    pDeaths
}

Like that?

[Lordzy]

If it's for player, you can create a variable executing the enum info under the enum.

pawn Code:

new PlayerInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][pInfo];

Now the enum can be used as : PlayerInfo[playerid][pPass] etc.

[Lz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lordz™ If it's for player, you can create a variable executing the enum info under the enum. pawn Code: new PlayerInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][pInfo]; Now the enum can be used as : PlayerInfo[playerid][pPass] etc.

Yea thats kinda what i had before on my first faction attempt but i didn't think it looked.. well.. "professional"? As i would have all the factions and their ranks in the user file would just look like

Pass = ********
Cash = 13434
x = 123123.3434
y = 3535.6456
z = 12.3
Admin = 0
Kills = 9
Deaths = 12
SAPD = 4
GOV = 0
HITMAN = 0
FBI = 0

etc if that makes sence?