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Originally Posted by Norn
Quote:
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Originally Posted by Norn
Bump, i'm really stuck with this.
How could i detect which player character comes first/second/third etc, i can store the %s\n%s in a global variable. Wouldn't that be easier?
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Update:
I created this,
pawn Code:
stock GetMenuDialogCharacterOrder(playerid, characterslotid)
{
new arrCoords[11][64], string[128];
if(characterslotid >= 1 && characterslotid <= 10)
{
format(string,sizeof(string),"%s", MasterAccount[playerid][mCharacterString]);
split(string, arrCoords, '\n');
if(characterslotid == 1) return arrCoords[1];
else if(characterslotid == 2) return arrCoords[2];
else if(characterslotid == 3) return arrCoords[3];
else if(characterslotid == 4) return arrCoords[4];
else if(characterslotid == 5) return arrCoords[5];
else if(characterslotid == 6) return arrCoords[6];
else if(characterslotid == 7) return arrCoords[7];
else if(characterslotid == 8) return arrCoords[8];
else if(characterslotid == 9) return arrCoords[9];
else if(characterslotid == 10) return arrCoords[10];
}
}
and it works, but arrCoords[0] is blank and the names don't start until arrCoords[1]. Why is that? |
I'm sure it would be easier to:
pawn Code:
stock GetMenuDialogCharacterOrder(playerid, characterslotid)
{
new arrCoords[11][64], string[128];
if(characterslotid >= 1 && characterslotid <= 10)
{
format(string,sizeof(string),"%s", MasterAccount[playerid][mCharacterString]);
split(string, arrCoords, '\n');
return arrCoords[characterslotid];
}
}
