[Nick]

This is what Im working on but having problems.

   #include <amxmodx>
   #include <amxmisc>
   #include <fun>
   
public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin("New plugin","1.0","Nicholas Glistak")
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public plugin_precache() {
    precache_model("models/somemodel.mdl")
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public new_function(id) {
    new origin[3]
    get_user_origin(id,origin)
    model(origin)
    spawn(model)
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

would some like that work anyways?
But how do I define model as somemodel?

[johnjg75]

what are u tryin 2 do? u could define model as a string cuz the way u put it, its trying to execute it as a function and it isnt defined...

[karlos]

try this

public plugin_precache() { 
    mymodel = precache_model("models/somemodel.mdl") 
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED 
} 

public new_function(id) { 
    new origin[3] 
    get_user_origin(id,origin) 
    model(origin) 
    spawn(mymodel) 
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED 
}

dont forget to make "new mymodel" a global variable

[Nick]

Thanks i will try

[Nick]

ok now i have this but getting new errors.

   #include <amxmodx>
   #include <amxmisc>
   #include <fun>
   
   new somemodel 
   
public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin("new plugin","1.0","Nicholas Glistak")
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public plugin_precache() {
    somemodel = precache_model("models/model.mdl")
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public new function(id) {
    new origin[3]
    get_user_origin(id,origin)
    somemodel(origin;)
    spawn(somemodel)
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

Im getting these errors now :

Invalid function call, not a valid address
Expression has no effect
Invalid expression, assumed zero

on this line

somemodel(origin;)

[devicenull]

Thats not even close to good syntax

Objects dont automatically have stuff..
somemodel(origin) would be calling a function somemodel, with the paramater origin