Quote:
Originally Posted by ProScripter
make timer which will check health after few seconds and save it in your ini file ok.
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He already said that it saves to 0, doing that would just do the same thing. look at his ini file.
First of all too answer your vague problem, a small snippet would have been good
PHP код:
GetPlayerHP(playerid){
new Float: hp;
GetPlayerHealth(playerid, hp); //fixed mistype
return hp;
}
I use this small snippet when getting HP, after getting HP, I do a save such as
PHP код:
SaveData(playerid){
new string[15+MAX_USERNAME];
format(string, sizeof string, "Accounts/%s.ini", PlayerData[playerid][username]);
new INI:File = INI_Open(string);
INI_SetTag(File, "Information");
INI_WriteFloat(File, "Health", GetPlayerHP(playerid));
INI_Close(File);
return 1;
}
Then that's a small snippet when I saved, assuming that you are doing it that way... Which is actually wrong.
The Player's HP is an integer and not a float, if you are saving an integer into a float then it will go into an error by saving 0.000
PHP код:
SaveData(playerid){
new string[15+MAX_USERNAME];
format(string, sizeof string, "Accounts/%s.ini", PlayerData[playerid][username]);
new INI:File = INI_Open(string);
INI_SetTag(File, "Information");
INI_WriteFloat(File, "Health", float(GetPlayerHP(playerid))); // Which is slow but I'll use this for education purposes
INI_Close(File);
return 1;
}
that snippet above would do the job, if it doesn't then there should be something wrong in your code somewhere. Like you empty a data accidently and save it along the others.
EDIT: Sorry there was a mistype, Thanks @StrikerZ
