23.03.2010, 17:35
This isn't nessicary that accurate because the player doesn't always follow through with entering the vehicle, it can be cancelled by the player in case it was just a mistake, but I've created a anti-jack script before that did work for me...
This is performed under OnPlayerStateChange: Each time a player's new state is driver, perform a check on the same vehicle if any other player either had or has the driver state with the same vehicle id of the new driver & I also threw in a range check just to be sure. But it's always best to test with a friend & also keep tracking of what is going on in your code using some form of alert. Example, when my anti-vehicle-jack went off, it sent a message that this guy stole this car from that guy to all admins/cops currently online. So it wasn't long before I knew my code was working etc.
Oh and also throw in a check if either of the players are currently a passenger too!
This is performed under OnPlayerStateChange: Each time a player's new state is driver, perform a check on the same vehicle if any other player either had or has the driver state with the same vehicle id of the new driver & I also threw in a range check just to be sure. But it's always best to test with a friend & also keep tracking of what is going on in your code using some form of alert. Example, when my anti-vehicle-jack went off, it sent a message that this guy stole this car from that guy to all admins/cops currently online. So it wasn't long before I knew my code was working etc.
Oh and also throw in a check if either of the players are currently a passenger too!