[noamch1997]

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Originally Posted by S4t3K In fact, I think you haven't yet gotten the point of programmation (I'm not laughing, I was exactly the same at the very beginning). The function headers are stating variable names (cf : "GetObjectPos(objectid, &Float, &Float:y, &Float:z);"). But when YOU use them, you're absolutely not forced at all to keep the same names. For example, doing it : pawn Code: new       pObjects[MAX_PLAYERS] ; CMD:object(playerid, params[]) {       pObjects[playerid] = CreateObject(1611, 0.0, 0.0, 5.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0);       return 1; } // your function new       qwertyuiop = pObjects[playerid],       Float:pos[3] ; GetObjectPos(qwertyuiop, pos[0], pos[1], pos[2]); Will get the pos of the integer number which is assigned to the variable "qwertyuiop" (which, btw, is the same as the one assigned to pObjects[playerid]). But to "define" objectid, you first have to CREATE it. How to create a variable ? pawn Code: new myVariable; // done ! myVariable is created ! do the same with objectid !

man i dont know pawn i am beginner ... how can i slove my solution ?
i created a variable:

pawn Code:

new bool: gMoveObjects;