[falor]

Hey guys,
Actually it's possible to do that :

new var[MAX_PLAYERS];
var[playerid] == value;

But how do that stuff from a location (pickup)?
Let me explain,
I want to use a fuel system, but i want to to something like :

fuel[pickupid] == value;

This could be useful to create a job to refill gas station

How to do please ??
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[R0FLC0PTER]

pawn Код:

new var[MAX_PICKUPS];
var[pickupid] == value

Pretty simple

[T0pAz]

Did you mean't this?

pawn Код:

var[playerid] = CreatePickup(...);

[Babul]

have a look at the CreatePickup function - it returns the ID of the created pickup. you need to store it at some place to use it as pointer for your fuel system.
when you start like

pawn Код:

new IsAFuelPickupID[MAX_PICKUPS]; //this name is easier to read than just "fuel"

..and create the pickup at any place in the script..

pawn Код:

new FreshID=CreatePickup(coords and type etc);

..then you can use that FreshID value (the pickupid lateron) to serve as a POINTER into another cell, your IsAFuelPickupID[]. this can look like

pawn Код:

IsAFuelPickupID[FreshID]=1;// a possible mission target? gallons to be delivered?

anything is possible, since you use the pickupid as a pointer into another array - the array size NEEDS to be equal or bigger in size of the pickups amount. but thats why i <3 trading (a few used) RAM for (a LOT saved) CPU usage: the pickupid can, and will, directly point into the cell of your array. no loop required like

pawn Код:

for(new pid=0;0<MAX_PICKUPS;pid++){
if(pickupid==IsFuelPickup[pid])

playerIDs and pickupIDs are basically acting the same: dynamic. you never know which pickup got which ID. when touching a pickup, you at least know its ID...

[falor]

Thank you so muck guys!!