| XYZ [message #330691] |
Thu, 15 May 2008 16:15  |
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when doing a chat hook command how do u crate an object thats in front of you or behind you...facing a way i want to set?
GameObject *obj = Get_GameObj(ID);
if (Get_Object_Type(obj) == 1) {
GameObject *obj = Get_GameObj(ID);
Vector3 Pos = Commands->Get_Position(obj);
Pos.Z += 7.0f,Pos.Y += 0.0f,Pos.X += 0.0f;
Commands->Get_Facing("");
GameObject *cr= Commands->Create_Object("Large_Blocker",Pos);
im trying to make something set in front of me...and facing a way
i think i can do it just need to know basic way to set something few feet in any direction around ME ingame and set where that object is facing
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| Re: XYZ [message #330693 is a reply to message #330691] |
Thu, 15 May 2008 17:59  |
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Note this is made in c++ and is kinda bad, but works. Made it to test something and never really used it since. This sends you beind the person(kinda), and facing them.
void Test::Timer_Expired(GameObject *o2, int number)
{
if (number == 1)
{
Vector3 d = Commands->Get_Position(Get_GameObj(ID));
GameObject *o = Get_GameObj(ID);
float ff = Commands->Get_Facing(o);
if ((ff <= 22.5f) && (ff >= -22.5f))
{
d.X = d.X - 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= 67.6f) && (ff >= 22.6f))
{
d.X = d.X - 1.0f;
d.Y = d.Y - 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= 112.7f) && (ff >= 67.7f))
{
d.Y = d.Y - 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= 157.8f) && (ff >= 112.8f))
{
d.X = d.X + 1.0f;
d.Y = d.Y - 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= -157.9f) || (ff >= 157.9f))
{
d.X = d.X + 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= -112.8f) && (ff >= -157.8f))
{
d.X = d.X + 1.0f;
d.Y = d.Y + 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= -67.7f) && (ff >= -112.7f))
{
d.Y = d.Y + 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
else if ((ff <= -22.6f) && (ff >= -67.6f))
{
d.X = d.X - 1.0f;
d.Y = d.Y + 1.0f;
Commands->Set_Position(o2,d);
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff);
}
}
To set for the object to face the person, you could do something like:
float ff2 = 0.0f;
if (ff >= 0.0f)
{
ff2 = ff - 180.0f;
}
else if (ff <= 0.0f)
{
ff2 = ff + 180.0f;
}
Commands->Set_Facing(o2,ff2);
Might not work, just made it off the top of my head.
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| Re: XYZ [message #330698 is a reply to message #330697] |
Thu, 15 May 2008 18:58 |
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| Canadacdn wrote on Thu, 15 May 2008 18:54 |
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say what
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| Re: XYZ [message #330701 is a reply to message #330691] |
Thu, 15 May 2008 19:04 |
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got it ok
new question now thta i got it working...how do i know how many
x.xf is away from where i stand? x being the numbers in the pos.x += 0.0f
i tried getting the numbers form level edit but ingame they all fucked up if u need a ss just ask
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| Re: XYZ [message #330720 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 01:58 |
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Do something like this
Vector3 pos;
float angle;
float Distance = whatever distance you want
GameObject *object = the object you want to appear in front of
char *Preset = the preset to create
pos = Commands->Get_Position(object);
angle = Commands->Get_Facing(object);
pos.X+=Distance*(float)cos(angle);
pos.Y+=Distance*(float)sin(angle);
Commands->Create_Object(Preset,pos);
Thats the basics of how to make something appear a certain distance in front of an object
Jonathan Wilson aka Jonwil
Creator and Lead Coder of the Custom scripts.dll
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Creator and Lead Coder of TT.DLL
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| Re: XYZ [message #330722 is a reply to message #330720] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 02:02 |
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| jonwil wrote on Fri, 16 May 2008 01:58 |
Do something like this
Vector3 pos;
float angle;
float Distance = whatever distance you want
GameObject *object = the object you want to appear in front of
char *Preset = the preset to create
pos = Commands->Get_Position(object);
angle = Commands->Get_Facing(object);
pos.X+=Distance*(float)cos(angle);
pos.Y+=Distance*(float)sin(angle);
Commands->Create_Object(Preset,pos);
Thats the basics of how to make something appear a certain distance in front of an object
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ill give it a try remember now im dumb at c++ see
but im trying it now and damn im confussed
i tryed something myself ingame and got this..used level edit for the coordinates
and cam eout like this ingame
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| Re: XYZ [message #330723 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 02:42 |
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Forget it, creating that many objects on the server will cause massive amounts of lag that will only increase exponentially with every additional player.
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| Re: XYZ [message #330724 is a reply to message #330723] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 02:56 |
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| reborn wrote on Fri, 16 May 2008 02:42 |
Forget it, creating that many objects on the server will cause massive amounts of lag that will only increase exponentially with every additional player.
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i still wanna try tho...atleast get a few crates in the right spot
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| Re: XYZ [message #330726 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 04:04 |
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Say you want to create the blocker infront of you, facing the same way...
GameObject *obj = Get_GameObj(ID);
Vector3 Pos = Commands->Get_Position(obj);
Pos.X += 10.f;
Pos.Y += 10.0f;
float Facing = Commands->Get_Facing(obj);
GameObject *platform = Commands->Create_Object("Large_Blocker",Pos);
Commands->Set_Facing(platform, Facing);
Now just change the 10.0f to a distance that suits you. But be aware that you may end up spawning it into a wall or something...
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| Re: XYZ [message #330729 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 04:31 |
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Reborn, that wont work, that assumes that the player is facing a certain direction. My code with sin and cos does work no matter what direction the player is facing.
Jonathan Wilson aka Jonwil
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| Re: XYZ [message #330732 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 05:31 |
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Sorry, I didn't notice your post.
I thought he wanted it facing the same direction he was though :-/
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| Re: XYZ [message #330748 is a reply to message #330691] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 09:12 |
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All you need is to look at this code and test it:
!Ramp
Replace MonkeyX01 with your name!!!
class RampChatCommand : public ChatCommandClass {
void Triggered(int ID,const TokenClass &Text,int ChatType) {
GameObject *obj = Get_GameObj(ID);
Vector3 position;
position = Commands->Get_Position(obj);
position.Z -= 0.100;
position.X += (float)(5*cos(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))*(3.14 / 180)));
position.Y += (float)(5*sin(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))*(3.14 / 180)));
const char * name = Get_Player_Name(obj);
if (strcmp(name, "MonkeyX01") == 0)
{
GameObject *Ramp = Commands->Create_Object("GDI Gunboat", position);
Commands->Set_Model(Ramp, "dsp_ramp");
Commands->Set_Player_Type(Ramp, 2);
Commands->Set_Facing(Ramp, Commands->Get_Facing(obj)-180);
char message[1000];
const char *Player = Get_Player_Name(obj);
sprintf(message,"msg %s has Created a Ramp.", Player);
Console_Input(message);
}
}
};
ChatCommandRegistrant<RampChatCommand> RampChatCommandReg("!ramp",CHATTYPE_ALL,0,GAMEMODE_AOW);
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| Re: XYZ [message #330766 is a reply to message #330748] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 11:40 |
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| madrackz wrote on Fri, 16 May 2008 09:12 |
All you need is to look at this code and test it:
!Ramp
Replace MonkeyX01 with your name!!!
class RampChatCommand : public ChatCommandClass {
void Triggered(int ID,const TokenClass &Text,int ChatType) {
GameObject *obj = Get_GameObj(ID);
Vector3 position;
position = Commands->Get_Position(obj);
position.Z -= 0.100;
position.X += (float)(5*cos(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))*(3.14 / 180)));
position.Y += (float)(5*sin(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))*(3.14 / 180)));
const char * name = Get_Player_Name(obj);
if (strcmp(name, "MonkeyX01") == 0)
{
GameObject *Ramp = Commands->Create_Object("GDI Gunboat", position);
Commands->Set_Model(Ramp, "dsp_ramp");
Commands->Set_Player_Type(Ramp, 2);
Commands->Set_Facing(Ramp, Commands->Get_Facing(obj)-180);
char message[1000];
const char *Player = Get_Player_Name(obj);
sprintf(message,"msg %s has Created a Ramp.", Player);
Console_Input(message);
}
}
};
ChatCommandRegistrant<RampChatCommand> RampChatCommandReg("!ramp",CHATTYPE_ALL,0,GAMEMODE_AOW);
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ill try that just remember im trying to mkae something liek this no matter WHAT DIRECTION im looking at
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| Re: XYZ [message #330769 is a reply to message #330768] |
Fri, 16 May 2008 11:51 |
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| madrackz wrote on Fri, 16 May 2008 11:46 |
When i have some time im gonna Create you a example code 
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i just wanna get started to be able to make that i mean i thought i had it now i figure out i dont ;(
how do i get set_wire_mode to work
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| Re: XYZ [message #330837 is a reply to message #330836] |
Sat, 17 May 2008 03:17 |
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| madrackz wrote on Sat, 17 May 2008 03:11 |
For the Wireframe mode peoples needs the scripts 2.9.*
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im aware i got 3.4.4 now how does this work? can it be done by command ?
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| Re: XYZ [message #330852 is a reply to message #330691] |
Sat, 17 May 2008 06:44 |
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Set_Wireframe_Mode should work in 3.4.4, if it doesn't work correctly, thats a bug and I want to know about it.
Jonathan Wilson aka Jonwil
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