[playstores]

Quote:

ocmd:createzone(playerid,params[]) { if(ZoneCreat[playerid]<1) return SCM(playerid,-1,"Get to the Max X / Y Coordinate and type /createzone"); ZoneCreat[playerid]=1; new Float: xc, Float:yc,Float:zc,query[256]; GetPlayerPos(playerid, xc, yc, zc); new id=getFreeHobbyLosZoneID(); //Zone[id] }

I need to split X,Y Coordinates in 4 Floats: (minx, miny, maxx, maxy)

How to do that now ?

[NaS]

You must save the first pair of coordinates in a global array, or a PVar. In this case I'd prefer a PVar since only admins use this command probably, and in that case a global array would be 99% unused most of the time.

In the first step you can save the X and Y coord into a PVar like this:

Code:

SetPVarFloat(playerid, "ZoneCreateMinX", xc);
SetPVarFloat(playerid, "ZoneCreateMinY", yc);

In the second step you can get the coords with GetPVarFloat:

Code:

minx = GetPVarFloat(playerid, "ZoneCreateMinX");
miny = GetPVarFloat(playerid, "ZoneCreateMinY");

And use the coords from GetPlayerPos for MaxX and MaxY.

Z is not needed in most cases, but if you need it you can easily add that too.

Hope I got you right.

[playstores]

not possible in that way

I need minx, miny, maxx, maxy in 4 different Floats take a look at


https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/GangZoneCreate


In your code it would look like:


GangZoneCreate(ZoneCreateMinX,ZoneCreateMinY) > tag mismatch

[NaS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by playstores not possible in that way I need minx, miny, maxx, maxy in 4 different Floats take a look at https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/GangZoneCreate In your code it would look like: GangZoneCreate(ZoneCreateMinX,ZoneCreateMinY) > tag mismatch

That's just the first pair. The second pair would be acquired from GetPlayerPos when typing the command a second time.

At least that's what I think you wanted to do.

When at minx/miny type the command to save minx/miny. Then go to maxx/maxy and type the command again, then you have maxx/maxy too.

[playstores]

I can't really Imagine what you mean


// btw wait a minute

[TheToretto]

Use a variable, and each time you type the command, increment its value by 1, just like steps to follow. Use a switch statement and use case 1: etcetera, then when you reach the fourth step and accomplish it, which will be the maxY, reset the variable's value to 0.

Well obviously each step you should save the minX / maxX using GetPlayerPos