23.12.2010, 10:09
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[FilterScript] Snow for 0.3c (fixed)
23.12.2010, 10:20
SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, Snow[playerid], 18864, 2);
Isn't Snow[playerid] supposed to be the an index number between 0 and 4? I don't get why you would need to create a object for every player when from my experience you would just do something like this
SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, 0, 18864, 2);
without the need for that loop
Isn't Snow[playerid] supposed to be the an index number between 0 and 4? I don't get why you would need to create a object for every player when from my experience you would just do something like this
SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, 0, 18864, 2);
without the need for that loop
23.12.2010, 10:24
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Originally Posted by MisterTickle
 SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, Snow[playerid], 18864, 2);
Isn't Snow[playerid] supposed to be the an index number between 0 and 4? I don't get why you would need to create a object for every player when from my experience you would just do something like this SetPlayerAttachedObject(playerid, 0, 18864, 2); without the need for that loop |
23.12.2010, 10:44
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Originally Posted by MestreKiller
ofc it needs a loop otherwise it would create for id 0 only
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If you add
SetPlayerAttached object on OnPlayerConnect, you don't need to create an object, it creates the snow by itself.
23.12.2010, 10:56
aww... I was just making the same but I didn't get around 
and I was going to do it on the same way :P
anyways nice...
suggestion: you should do a command: /snow but if you work with a command you cannot use setplayerattached obejct, because the object has a radius, if players can choose theirselves if they want snow or not, they may not see snow wich is attached to other players when they didn't do the command /snow... for that you should use a virtual object attached to the player...
EDIT: Tested it and there is little problem... the object is attached on the player, but the player is not far enough in the object, one side of the screen snows, the other side doesn't... change the coords of the attached point
and I was going to do it on the same way :Panyways nice...
suggestion: you should do a command: /snow but if you work with a command you cannot use setplayerattached obejct, because the object has a radius, if players can choose theirselves if they want snow or not, they may not see snow wich is attached to other players when they didn't do the command /snow... for that you should use a virtual object attached to the player...
EDIT: Tested it and there is little problem... the object is attached on the player, but the player is not far enough in the object, one side of the screen snows, the other side doesn't... change the coords of the attached point
23.12.2010, 12:59
it will lagg the players like shit but okay nice script.
But, if 1 place is 100 slots players, bug?
23.12.2010, 14:09
Your code has no sense. When player spawns, you set the object on slot 0.
But when he disconnects and dies you checked for slot 2 and removed slot 2.
But when he disconnects and dies you checked for slot 2 and removed slot 2.
23.12.2010, 15:50
I wouldn't recommend attaching the snow to the player's head.
That means that if a player's head moves, the snow will all move with it. If a player crouches, the snow will be at a fucked up angle. I would recommend AttachObjectToPlayer
That means that if a player's head moves, the snow will all move with it. If a player crouches, the snow will be at a fucked up angle. I would recommend AttachObjectToPlayer
23.12.2010, 20:49
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Последний раз редактировалось Cypress; 24.12.2010 в 09:29.
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Originally Posted by Zh3r0
Your code has no sense. When player spawns, you set the object on slot 0.
But when he disconnects and dies you checked for slot 2 and removed slot 2. |
EDIT: Script Updated.
24.12.2010, 10:46
Looks good, but can you post some more screens ?
And does it snow in interiors ?
And does it snow in interiors ?
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