[AwesomeMan]

Hey, I'm just wondering How would I find players (i dont need index, just amount is enough) within given origin. Basically, let's say the origin is 0.0.0 and I want to find if there is any players within 500m near the origin. So, if the origin is 0.0.0 but a player is at 499.0.0 it would detect him, but if he would be at 501.0.0 it wouldnt. How can i do that?

[Arkshine]

Well, there is several ways.

- Using one native :

new playersList[32];
new playersCount = find_sphere_class( 0, "player", RADIUS, playersList, sizeof playersList, ORIGIN );

- Possible to loop with find_ent_in_sphere() and counting.
-There is also looping among all players and checking each origin distance.

The first is probably the most efficient.

[AwesomeMan]

Thank you Arkshine
I will try it, if I get any problems I will reply back
Cheers!

[AwesomeMan]

new playersCount = find_sphere_class( 0, "player", 500.0, playersList, sizeof playersList, origin );

It gives me tag mismatch error when compiling.

[Arkshine]

what is "origin" ? It should be a Float.

[AwesomeMan]

It location that is read from file.
set_user_origin(id, origin)
works.

origin[0] = str_to_num(a)
origin[1] = str_to_num(b)
origin[2] = str_to_num(c)

this is what i use to get the origin

How can I transform the origin[0/1/2] to a float?

[Arkshine]

Make origin a float.

new Float:origin[3];

and use str_to_float(a) etc.

[AwesomeMan]

new float:porigin[3];
porigin[0] = str_to_float(a);
porigin[1] = str_to_float(b);
porigin[2] = str_to_float(c);

It gives me tag mismatch error on porigin[*] = str_to_float(*);
For each one. What am I doing wrong here, can't seem to figure out

[Arkshine]

Float: not float:

Case is sensitive.

[AwesomeMan]

That fix the issue. Thank you very much!