[brhvitor6]

Hey guys, i'm trying to make a function that the player can save his location and teleport to the same location after.... but when the player use the teleport funcion he is sent to a totaly different location.

here is my code:

PHP Code:


stock GetCollisionPoint(client, Float:pos[3])
{
    decl Float:vOrigin[3], Float:vAngles[3];

    GetClientEyePosition(client, vOrigin);
    GetClientEyeAngles(client, vAngles);
   
    new Handle:trace = TR_TraceRayFilterEx(vOrigin, vAngles, MASK_SHOT, RayType_Infinite, TraceEntityFilterPlayer, client);
   
    if(TR_DidHit(trace))
    {
        TR_GetEndPosition(pos, trace);
        CloseHandle(trace);
       
        return;
    }
   
    CloseHandle(trace);
}


        GetCollisionPoint(id,PlayerOrigin);
        TeleportOrigin[0] = PlayerOrigin[0];
        TeleportOrigin[1] = PlayerOrigin[1];
        TeleportOrigin[2] = PlayerOrigin[2]; 


what i can do?

[brhvitor6]

guys, i discovered the real problem, it's with the StringExplode

decl String:buff[512][512];
ExplodeString(name, ":", buff, sizeof(buff),sizeof(buff[]));
PlayerTeleport[0] = buff[0][0];
PlayerTeleport[1] = buff[1][0];
PlayerTeleport[2] = buff[2][0];


the returned value is 0.. what can i do? and how i can fix the error that says the buff isn't "big" enough

[11530]

Try the following:

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...71&postcount=7

According to that post, you're going to have to add an array for individual locations yourself, but wouldn't be too difficult.

[brhvitor6]

thx but.. the problem is with the StrigExplode...

decl String:buff[512][512]; ExplodeString(name, ":", buff, sizeof(buff),sizeof(buff[])); PlayerTeleport[0] = buff[0][0]; PlayerTeleport[1] = buff[1][0]; PlayerTeleport[2] = buff[2][0]; the returned value is 0.. what can i do? and how i can fix the error that says the buff isn't "big" enough

can you help me?

[GsiX]

Your array isn't correct... why don't you post something we can discuss?

[11530]

Well how about posting a typical example of what buff can contain, plus a description of what you actually want in the string buffers. Maybe then we can start to help. Providing this information in the first place would have helped you much more quickly.

[minimoney1]

Originally Posted by brhvitor6 guys, i discovered the real problem, it's with the StringExplode decl String:buff[512][512]; ExplodeString(name, ":", buff, sizeof(buff),sizeof(buff[])); PlayerTeleport[0] = buff[0][0]; PlayerTeleport[1] = buff[1][0]; PlayerTeleport[2] = buff[2][0]; the returned value is 0.. what can i do? and how i can fix the error that says the buff isn't "big" enough

Are you serious?
I'm assuming PlayerTeleport is a vector; if so, then you need to use StringToFloat()

[brhvitor6]

decl String:buff[512][512]; SQL_FetchString(hndl, 2, name, sizeof(name)); ExplodeString(name, ":", buff, sizeof(buff),sizeof(buff[])); PlayerTeleport[0] = StringToFloat(buff[0][0]); PlayerTeleport[1] = StringToFloat(buff[1][0]); PlayerTeleport[2] = StringToFloat(buff[2][0]);

like this? but still givin error in when i try to use it (no error during compilation)

[minimoney1]

No. Take off the [0] after buff[0], buff[1], and buff[2].

[brhvitor6]

giving this error: [SM] Plugin encountered error 8: Not enough space on the stack