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Originally Posted by JaydenJason Amazing tutorial you got here. Just a quick question, lets say I want the player who got shot in the leg unable to run, how do I stop them from sprinting?

Thanks Jayden.

For the leg function, start off by creating a variable called etc. "Injured[MAX_PLAYERS]".
Then under OnPlayerTakeDamage, check if the bodypart hit was one of his legs, if so, set the variable to 1.

pawn Code:

Injured[playerid] = 1; // Sets the players variable to 1.

For the holding/releasing key-codes just use these 2 defines to make it less confusing

pawn Code:

#define HOLDING(%0) \
        ((newkeys & (%0)) == (%0))

#define RELEASED(%0) \
        (((newkeys & (%0)) != (%0)) && ((oldkeys & (%0)) == (%0)))

Then under OnPlayerKeyStateChange, check if he's holding a direction key (WASD by default) and the sprint key at the same time.

pawn Code:

if(HOLDING(KEY_UP) || HOLDING(KEY_LEFT) || HOLDING(KEY_RIGHT) || HOLDING(KEY_DOWN) && HOLDING(KEY_SPRINT))

Then check if that Injured variable is set to 1, and that he's not in a vehicle, if so, set his animation to a running animation.

pawn Code:

if(Injured[playerid] = 1 && !IsPlayerInAnyVehicle(playerid)) ApplyAnimation(...);

Then finally, stop the running animation when he releases KEY_SPRINT.

pawn Code:

if(RELEASED(KEY_SPRINT)) ApplyAnimation(playerid, "CARRY", "crry_prtial", 4.0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0);

That animation cancels other animations, but not his running/speed i don't think.
You could also use "ClearAnimations(playerid);", but that would ruin his running speed.