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'TServerLevel.shoot(float, float, float, float, float, float, str, str) - shoots a projectile with x,y,z,angle,zangle,strength,ani,aniparams'

What's the aniparams called in the gani script file? I've tried this.attr[0-5] and nothing is still showing... any ideas?

[Codein]

Have you tried this.params[]?

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Yeah, no fix. :[

[Crow]

Originally Posted by http://wiki.graal.net/index.php/Creation/Dev/Script/Client/TGaniObject

aniparams - string (read only)

That maybe?

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rofl, love you crow!! xx

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since this thread it open. Lets just say i am useing the function shoot() i have the angle at 0.9 im trying to find the distance from the player to my mouse. somthing like an arrow script, any ideas. If im not explaining this right please tell me.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

since this thread it open. Lets just say i am useing the function shoot() i have the angle at 0.9 im trying to find the distance from the player to my mouse. somthing like an arrow script, any ideas. If im not explaining this right please tell me.

You would need to use the distance formula

PHP Code:

distance = ((endx - startx) ^ 2 + (endy - starty) ^ 2) ^ .5; 


... I think I got that right

[Pelikano]

If you just want to shoot a projectile to your mouse.. like Maloria:

use "getangle(mousex - player.x, mousey - player.y)"

[Cloven]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

use "getangle(mousex - player.x, mousey - player.y)"

Which of course isn't completely accurate simply leaving it like this.

[Pelikano]

why not? xD

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

why not? xD

Because it's not.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by Pelikano

why not? xD

I believe Cloven is implying how the player's coordinates are not at its center.

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Because it's not.

Leaving out an explanation is a legitimate reason to be ignored. And it's unhelpful and annoying.

Made you look.

[Cloven]

Originally Posted by Inverness

I believe Cloven is implying how the player's coordinates are not at its center.

Indeed.

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Inverness

Leaving out an explanation is a legitimate reason to be ignored. And it's unhelpful and annoying.

The way I see it, if he's interested in actually knowing the answer, he'll ask again - and then I can answer properly.

[Pelikano]

Thanks for your answers.
I see.

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

The way I see it, if he's interested in actually knowing the answer, he'll ask again - and then I can answer properly.

You are your joking...

[Pelikano]

No, he's soooo smart you know, you have to ask his majesty twice to get an answer.

I can understand him tho, his parent's bought him too much **** when he was a child :f

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu

You are your joking...

Originally Posted by Pelikano

No, he's soooo smart you know, you have to ask his majesty twice to get an answer.

Yes. Indeed. More like being tired by having people like GULTHEX etc. posting things like this:

GULTHEX: y dosnt this scrpt wörk???
Person 1: Because you're doing this and that wrong and should change that.
Person 2: *points out the exact flaws*
GULTHEX: soooo uuuuh y dosnt it work????

It happened a lot a while back.

Originally Posted by Pelikano

I can understand him tho, his parent's bought him too much **** when he was a child :f

Trying to make fun of superiorly intelligent persons on the forums only makes you look bad, you know. Not that it matters, but I've only had one parent my entire life and that one was pretty much broke.