[xPaw]

is there a way to get is player rendering with something or no ?

[ConnorMcLeod]

Use pev and retrieve pev values.

If you really need a stock :

PHP Code:

get_user_rendering(id, &fx, &Float:flRed, &Float:flGreen, &Float:flBlue, &rendermode, &Float:renderamt)
{
    new Float:flColor[3]
    fx = pev(id, pev_renderfx)
    pev(id, pev_rendercolor, flColor)
    flRed = flColor[0]
    flGreen = flColor[1]
    flBlue = flColor[2]
    rendermode = pev(id, pev_rendermode)
    pev(id, pev_renderamt, renderamt)
} 


[danielkza]

Originally Posted by connorr Use pev and retrieve pev values. If you really need a stock : PHP Code: get_user_rendering(id, &fx, &Float:flColor[3], &rendermode, &Float:renderamt) {     fx = pev(id, pev_renderfx)     pev(id, pev_rendercolor, flColor)     rendermode = pev(id, pev_rendermode)     pev(id, pev_renderamt, renderamt) }

You slipped something: arrays are passe by reference by default, you can't use the &.

[ConnorMcLeod]

I beg you pardon ?

[Lee]

&Float:flColor[3]

He's saying that the above ampersand is superfluous because when passing arrays, its address rather than value is what's supplied to the function in all cases.

On compilation you'll receive error 067.

variable cannot be both a reference and an array (variable "flColor")