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Originally Posted by Hansrutger
Have you tried to Toggle the player with the actual function? Not sure if that will solve anything but worth a try.
Another idea would be to set up an array:
pawn Код:
//above in the script:
new freezedPlayer[MAX_PLAYERS];
//when freezing a player, do without quotation marks: "freezedPlayer[targetID]*= 1;"
//when unfreezing a player, turn it back to 0
//somewhere else using a task/timer to perform a checkup if player is freezed and in a car:
task FreezedPlayerEscape[1000]() // formula: "task nameOfTimer[interval in milliseconds](any variable passed along?)
{
for(new i = 0; i <= MAX_PLAYERS; i++)
{
if((freezedPlayer[i] == 1) && (IsPlayerInAnyVehicle(i))) //if player is freezer and if player is in vehicle
{
RemovePlayerFromVehicle(i);
//freeze the player again and make the same animation here as well
}
}
}
Just an idea. And if commenting: "Why using an int array and not boolean?" Because with this array you maybe want to have different kinds of freezing options: number 2 meaning being cuffed, 3 meaning to that you hit a wall with your car. Both of these can collide with each other if used as only true or false options. If you understand what I mean. ^^ And yes this might not be the most optimal solution! :P
EDIT: Almost forgot to put this: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=182948 if you want more information about constant going timers. |
Thanks man, I fixed the problem.
