[Tom1412]

Im working on a trucking gamemode and the spawn only goes to the cords for the skin. i know thats it ispossible but whats the code for random spawn?? so i put a set of cords down for spawn places and it randomly spawns people to them?

[Jay.]

under onplayerspawn:

pawn Код:

new rand = random(3); // 3 = number of spawns you want
{
    if(rand == 0)
    {
         //setplayerpos here

    }
    if(rand == 1)
    {
         //another here

    }

}

thats one way(i think)
There are alot more, i hope you understand

[Tom1412]

thanx thats work perfectly

[Jay.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom1412 thanx thats work perfectly

No problem Glad I helped, please feel free to post back here if you have any problems/questions, or pm me

[Ash.]

I know you have already found a way to do it, but you can use an array and reduce the effort it takes to complete such a task:

Example:

pawn Код:

enum S_Info{Float:x, Float:y, Float:z, Float:rot}
new Spawn[][S_Info] ={
{x here, y here, z here, rotation here}, //1st Spawn
{x here, y here, z here, rotation here}  // 2nd Spawn etc etc
};

public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid)
{
     new rand = random(sizeof(Spawn));
     SetPlayerPos(playerid, Spawn[rand][x], Spawn[rand][y], Spawn[rand][z]);
     SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, Spawn[rand][rot]);
     return 1;
}

It reduces the need for if, else if, else code blocks and makes it easier to edit and add positions.

[Raimis_R]

Why you creating enum?

pawn Код:

new const
    Float:PlayerSpawn[][] = {
    {...}, // 1Spawn
    {...}, // 2Spawn
    {...}  // Last spawn
};

new Rand = random(sizeof(PlayerSpawn));
SetPlayerPos(playerid, PlayerSpawn[Rand][0],PlayerSpawn[Rand][1],PlayerSpawn[Rand][2]);

[Jay.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by funky1234 I know you have already found a way to do it, but you can use an array and reduce the effort it takes to complete such a task: Example: pawn Код: enum S_Info{Float:x, Float:y, Float:z, Float:rot} new Spawn[][S_Info] ={ {x here, y here, z here, rotation here}, //1st Spawn {x here, y here, z here, rotation here}  // 2nd Spawn etc etc }; public OnPlayerSpawn(playerid) {      new rand = random(sizeof(Spawn));      SetPlayerPos(playerid, Spawn[rand][x], Spawn[rand][y], Spawn[rand][z]);      SetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid, Spawn[rand][rot]);      return 1; } It reduces the need for if, else if, else code blocks and makes it easier to edit and add positions.

I find my code easier for editing, but thats me lol

[Ash.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raimis_R Why you creating enum? pawn Код: new const     Float:PlayerSpawn[][] = {     {...}, // 1Spawn     {...}, // 2Spawn     {...}  // Last spawn }; new Rand = random(sizeof(PlayerSpawn)); SetPlayerPos(playerid, PlayerSpawn[Rand][0],PlayerSpawn[Rand][1],PlayerSpawn[Rand][2]);

I don't normally use an enum for such a task, I just used it here so it would be easy to understand for the topic starter. I try and make everything I do as easy to understand as possible for the original poster.