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| [AYUDA] Necesito adaptar esto |
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Posted by: BIOS - 2020-05-24, 03:18 AM - Forum: Programaci?n
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Buenas, Resulta que quiero poner este objeto en mi veh?culo de trabajo pero no se como hacerlo, si me mostrar?an un ejemplo se los agradecer?a.
El objeto:
[c?digo] nuevo myobject = CreateObject (19433,0,0, -1000,0,0,0,100);
AttachObjectToVehicle (myobject, GetPlayerVehicleID (playerid), -0.000000, -1.875000,0.375000,0.000000,121.499954, -91.799980); [/ code]
El veh?culo en el cual quiero montar el objeto:
[c?digo] nuevo San_Andreas_Vehicles [] [San_Andreas_Vehicles_Info] =
{
// taxi ls
{VEHICLE_TYPE_WORK, WORK_TAXI, 0, 420, 1792.5676, -1868.2953, 13.2887, 0.0000, 6, 1, 0},
}[/c?digo]
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| More functions for 3D Texts Labels |
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Posted by: ForT - 2020-05-22, 03:47 PM - Forum: Questions and Suggestions
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I thought of some functions for the 3d texts that could be very useful and that would also make the servers more attractive if used in the right way.
PHP Code: #define TEXT3D_ALIGNMENT_CENTER? ? ?0 // Default
#define TEXT3D_ALIGNMENT_LEFT? ? ? ?1
#define TEXT3D_ALIGNMENT_RIGHT? ? ? 2
native Text3D_SetShadowColor(Text3D:id, shadowcolor);
native Text3D_UseBox(Text3D:id, use);
native Text3D_BoxColor(Text3D:id, boxcolor);
native Text3D_SetAlignment(Text3D:id, alignment);
native Text3D_AttachToObject(Text3D:id, objectid, Float:OffsetX, Float:OffsetY, Float:OffsetZ);
native Text3D_SetDrawDistance(Text3D:id, Float:drawdistance); // Increase the draw distance limit to 3000.0 (or more? :D)
// Similar to object material
native Text3D_ChangeFont(Text3D:id, fontface[] = "Arial", fontsize = 24, bold = 1);
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| DISCORD Chat - SERVER Chat |
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Posted by: Sean17 - 2020-05-16, 08:55 AM - Forum: Pawn Scripting
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I'l trying to make a Discord - Server chat here's my code:
Code: public DCC_OnChannelMessage(DCC_Channel:channel, DCC_User:author, const message[])
{
new channel_name[100 1];
if(!DCC_GetChannelName(channel, channel_name))
return 0;
new user_name[32 1];
if (!DCC_GetUserName(author, user_name))
return 0;
new userid1[20];
DCC_GetUserId(author, userid1);
if(!strcmp(userid1, CHANNEL_ID)) return 0;
? ? if(channel != BotChannel) return 0;
new str[145];
format(str, sizeof str, "{667aca}[Discord] %s:{ffffff} %s", user_name, message);
? ? for(new i = 0; i < MAX_PLAYERS; i) {
? ? SendClientMessage(i, -1, str); }
? ? return 1;
?}
It dosn't work and also don't have errors...
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| The Last of Us #Map progress |
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Posted by: Agus - 2020-05-14, 05:08 AM - Forum: Videos and Screenshots
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THE LAST OF US
MAP PROGRESS
Hi, i'm one of the mappers on the mapping team?of?the server. We still searching new mappers and modders
who wants to join to the server. If you want to talk about it, talk with Riddick#6416 (owner of the server). Or go to the server discord.
?MAP CENTER
Quimey#0808 on discord
Ganton mapping progress started (theres only 40 objects created on this moment)
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| YSI 5.X on linux compiler. |
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Posted by: EvilShadeZ - 2020-05-12, 02:01 PM - Forum: Pawn Scripting
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Hello, I have encountered an issue where I can't include YSI in the script.
If I try to include it this way:
Code: #include <YSI_Coding/y_hooks>
Code: fatal error 111: user error: Did you use `YSI/y_hooks` instead of `YSI\y_hooks`?
Code: #include <YSI_Coding\y_hooks>
fatal error 100: cannot read from file: "YSI_Coding\y_hooks"
So linux doesn't support '\' in paths, as it is a valid file name character.
This user error basically makes YSI incompatible on Linux.
Is there an actual reason why it was done that way?
Seems like #pragma compat 1 does fix my issue.
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