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[Calgon]

Assuming you want to just use OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint, you could track a variable which determine what checkpoint number they're at, and in the callback you could perform a loop to see who is at or has passed that checkpoint, then add up a number of players who've passed the checkpoint already, and +1 to that number, then that should be their place?

pawn Код:

#include <a_samp>
#include <foreach>

main() { 
}

new
    PlayerRace[MAX_PLAYERS], // so you can have multiple races at once
    PlayerRaceCheckpoint[MAX_PLAYERS];


public OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint(playerid) {
    if(PlayerRace[playerid] > 0) {
        PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid]++;
        
        
        new
            iCount;
            
        foreach(Player, i) {
            if(PlayerRaceCheckpoint[i] >= PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid])
                iCount++;
        }
        
        // iCount holds the position that they're in.
    }
    return 1;
}

stock initRace(playerid) {
    // do whatever checks you need here.
    PlayerRace[playerid] = 1; // raceid, you might want to fiddle around with this
    PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid] = 0;
}

[[BP]Tony]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Calg00ne Assuming you want to just use OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint, you could track a variable which determine what checkpoint number they're at, and in the callback you could perform a loop to see who is at or has passed that checkpoint, then add up a number of players who've passed the checkpoint already, and +1 to that number, then that should be their place? pawn Код: #include <a_samp> #include <foreach> main() { } new     PlayerRace[MAX_PLAYERS], // so you can have multiple races at once     PlayerRaceCheckpoint[MAX_PLAYERS]; public OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint(playerid) {     if(PlayerRace[playerid] > 0) {         PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid]++;                         new             iCount;                     foreach(Player, i) {             if(PlayerRaceCheckpoint[i] >= PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid])                 iCount++;         }                 // iCount holds the position that they're in.     }     return 1; } stock initRace(playerid) {     // do whatever checks you need here.     PlayerRace[playerid] = 1; // raceid, you might want to fiddle around with this     PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid] = 0; }

Right!!

[Nero_3D]

I think it should be like that

pawn Код:

//OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint
        new
            iCount;
            
        foreach(Player, i) {
            if(PlayerRaceCheckpoint[i] >= PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid])
                iCount++;
        }

        PlayerRaceCheckpoint[playerid]++;

since the players who already had this checkpoint are before him

For a real time update you would need to use an timer with distance checks