[Lorenc_]

Hello everyone, continuing to my system, I'm trying to fix a weird glitch that appeared however, I'm clueless to how this occurs.

pawn Код:

gSomeEnum[ID][E_POSX] // FLOAT OF COURSE.

Now unformat (from sscanf2) will unformat a string inside a file and read the values. It'll then set the value of "E_POSX" to it. This works <<<<<

Will print out:

pawn Код:

1573.3762

After I go to OnPlayerSpawn and type

pawn Код:

SetPlayerPos(playerid, gSomeEnum[ID][E_POSX], ..., ...);

and

pawn Код:

printf("%f", gSomeEnum[ID][E_POSX]):

it will take me to 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 and also! prints "0.0" or would say, Stay within the boundaries! and freeze my screen / overlay crap.

Something in my script is doing it wrongly, i'm not sure.

Does anyone have a clue to what this can be caused from? Thanks!

[Max_Coldheart]

If you're using the SA-MP 0.3d, that might cause it

[Lorenc_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Max_Coldheart If you're using the SA-MP 0.3d, that might cause it

Of course I am though, it seemed to work fine before.

[Vince]

I thought only the "u" parameter was broke in 0.3d? @OP: Do you use the "e" (enum) specifier to read the data?

[wups]

Make sure the data isn't reset elsewhere. + It could be [ID] mix-up.
Show us your sscanf line.
EDIT: To the poster below: We know. There were threads about that.
Anyways try setting the pos instantly after loading the data.

[Max_Coldheart]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince I thought only the "u" parameter was broke in 0.3d? @OP: Do you use the "e" (enum) specifier to read the data?

Are you sure that only "u" is broken? Maybe unformatting might be broken too, who knows.

[Lorenc_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince I thought only the "u" parameter was broke in 0.3d? @OP: Do you use the "e" (enum) specifier to read the data?

Nah, mines different. Doesn't contain a single letter with "u"

EDIT: It's got nothing to do with sscanf FFS.

Something inside the ENUM is making it like this.

[Kyle]

Unsure, try printing it out several times throughout the script to find out where it changes.

Edit: Change all of the id floats and set a different ID per one and then you can see if the ids are mixed up.

[Lorenc_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KyleSmith Unsure, try printing it out several times throughout the script to find out where it changes. Edit: Change all of the id floats and set a different ID per one and then you can see if the ids are mixed up.

Completely all of them are set to 0.0..

I'll try re-write the system

[Kyle]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenc_ Completely all of them are set to 0.0.. I'll try re-write the system

Yes, the reason why it is probably printing 0.00 is because it's using the wrong id, Like I said set all the others to some random number then you can check if they are getting mixed up.