[raizo11]

x.sma(846) : warning 213: tag mismatch

This line : set_user_origin(index, iOrigin);

stock set_iAngle(index, Float:iAngle[3], Float:iOrigin[3])
{
   entity_set_vector(index, EV_VEC_angles, iAngle); 
   entity_set_int(index, EV_INT_fixangle, 1);
   set_user_origin(index, iOrigin);
}

[E1_531G]

set_user_origin() expects Int array as the 2nd arg.

[HamletEagle]

FVecIVec or use set_pev.

[Clauu]

Depending on what are you trying to achieve, for float origin you can use either set_pev or fm_entity_set_origin

[raizo11]

i tried

engfunc ( EngFunc_SetOrigin, index, iOrigin)
fm_entity_set_origin(index, iOrigin)
set_pev(index, pev_origin, iOrigin)

All three change my coordinates

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by raizo11 engfunc ( EngFunc_SetOrigin, index, iOrigin) fm_entity_set_origin(index, iOrigin) set_pev(index, pev_origin, iOrigin) All three change my coordinates

And what do you expect them to do?

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by raizo11 i tried engfunc ( EngFunc_SetOrigin, index, iOrigin) fm_entity_set_origin(index, iOrigin) set_pev(index, pev_origin, iOrigin) All three change my coordinates

Your original question was the tag mismatch you are getting on set_user_origin(). This is a result of passing a Float array to a function that expects an integer (no tag) array.

As a solution you were provided alternate methods of setting the origin which can take a Float as a parameter.

You were also given a way to eliminate the warning while still using set_user_origin().

stock set_iAngle(index, Float:iAngle[3], Float:iOrigin[3])
{
    entity_set_vector(index, EV_VEC_angles, iAngle); 
    entity_set_int(index, EV_INT_fixangle, 1);
    
    new origin[ 3 ]
    FVecIVec( iOrigin , origin );
    set_user_origin(index, origin);
}

If it was me, I would use this:

PHP Code:

stock set_iAngle( index , Float:fAngle[ 3 ] , Float:fOrigin[ 3 ] )
{
    entity_set_vector( index , EV_VEC_angles , fAngle ); 
    entity_set_int( index , EV_INT_fixangle , 1 );
    entity_set_vector( index , EV_VEC_origin , fOrigin );
}