[Electrifying]

I'm trying to store positions of an A/D Arena into a .ini file to load after it

The thing is Y_INI is saving the float as "0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000"
but not the value passed on the script

Code:

	new INI:AD_FILE = INI_Open("ADArenas/AmmuLS.ini");	
	if(AD_FILE != INI_NO_FILE){
		INI_SetTag(AD_FILE, "AD_ATTACKER");
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "A_X", 1267.2345);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "A_Y", -1411.1877);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "A_Z", 12.8666);
		INI_SetTag(AD_FILE, "AD_DEENDER");
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "D_X", 1259.3921);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "D_Y", -1403.4626);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "D_Z", 13.0036);
		INI_SetTag(AD_FILE, "CHECKPOINT");
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "CP_X", 1267.2631);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "CP_Y", -1265.8411);
		INI_WriteFloat(AD_FILE, "CP_Z", 13.3806);
		INI_Close(AD_FILE);
	}

The File:

Code:

[CHECKPOINT]
CP_Z=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
CP_Y=0.000000
CP_X=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[AD_DEENDER]
D_Z=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
D_Y=0.000000
D_X=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[AD_ATTACKER]
A_Z=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
A_Y=0.000000
A_X=0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

You can see the tags are out of order either

[Runn3R]

It's out of order cause your appending to a file aka adding to the file the bottom of the file is your first line.

Try making a new variable then assign the value to it rather than just typing it in inside the WriteFloat.

[Electrifying]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runn3R It's out of order cause your appending to a file aka adding to the file the bottom of the file is your first line. Try making a new variable then assign the value to it rather than just typing it in inside the WriteFloat.

Yeah, I've tried this, no solution

I did something like this

PHP Code:

new Float:AmmuLs_attacker[3] = {float0, float1, float2}; 


and I've placed AmmuLs_attacker[0], AmmuLs_attacker[1], AmmuLs_attacker[2]

[Electrifying]

Anyone?

[xRadical3]

Store coords as string and try.
See this example:

pawn Code:

INI_Write(AD_FILE, "CP_XYZ", "1267.2631,-1265.8411,13.3806");

//get coords from string with sscanf
new dest[64], Float:x, Float:y, Float:z;
INI_Get(AD_FILE, "CP_XYZ", dest);
sscanf(dest, "p<,>fff", x, y, z);

[Electrifying]

Quote:

Originally Posted by xRadical3 Store coords as string and try. See this example: pawn Code: INI_Write(AD_FILE, "CP_XYZ", "1267.2631,-1265.8411,13.3806"); //get coords from string with sscanf new dest[64], Float:x, Float:y, Float:z; INI_Get(AD_FILE, "CP_XYZ", dest); sscanf(dest, "p<,>fff", x, y, z);

Yes, saving as String is working, thanks. Looks like there's something wrong with WriteFloat