GetPlayerCameraTargetActor
From SA-MP Wiki
(Difference between revisions)
| Revision as of 12:57, 1 May 2015 Ralfie (Talk | contribs) (Sorry, a better format.) ← Previous diff |
Revision as of 14:06, 11 May 2015 MP2 (Talk | contribs) (Fixed example) Next diff → |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
| {{Example|Actors perform a 'hands up' animation when aimed at}} | {{Example|Actors perform a 'hands up' animation when aimed at}} | ||
| <pawn> | <pawn> | ||
| + | new bool:ActorHandsup[MAX_ACTORS]; | ||
| + | |||
| public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) | public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) | ||
| { | { | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 11 May 2015
| This function was added in SA-MP 0.3.7 and will not work in earlier versions! |
Description:
Allows you to retrieve the ID of the actor the player is looking at (in any).
 Important | This function is disabled by default to save bandwidth. Use EnablePlayerCameraTarget to enable it for each player. |
(playerid)
| playerid | The ID of the player to get the target actor of. |
Return Values:
The ID of the actor the player is looking at.
Example Usage: Actors perform a 'hands up' animation when aimed at
new bool:ActorHandsup[MAX_ACTORS]; public OnPlayerConnect(playerid) { EnablePlayerCameraTarget(playerid, 1); return 1; } public OnPlayerUpdate(playerid) { // Find out what actor (if any) the player is LOOKING at new playerTargetActor = GetPlayerCameraTargetActor(playerid); // If they ARE looking at ANY actor if(playerTargetActor != INVALID_ACTOR_ID) { // Store the player's weapon so we can check if they are armed new playerWeapon = GetPlayerWeapon(playerid); // Get the player's keys so we can check if they are aiming new keys, updown, leftright; GetPlayerKeys(playerid, keys, updown, leftright); // If the actor hasn't put its hands up yet, AND the player is ARMED if(!ActorHandsup[playerTargetActor] && playerWeapon >= 22 && playerWeapon <= 42 && keys & KEY_AIM) { // Apply 'hands up' animation ApplyActorAnimation(playerTargetActor, "SHOP", "SHP_HandsUp_Scr",4.1,0,0,0,1,0); // Set 'ActorHandsup' to true, so the animation won't keep being reapplied ActorHandsup[playerTargetActor] = true; } } return 1; }
| Tip
| This function only tells you which actor (if any) the player is looking at. To find out if they are aiming at them, you need to use GetPlayerTargetActor. |
Related Functions
The following functions may be useful, as they are related to this function in one way or another.
- GetPlayerTargetActor: Gets id of an actor which is aimed by certain player.
- GetPlayerCameraTargetPlayer: Get the ID of the player a player is looking at.
- GetPlayerCameraTargetVehicle: Get the ID of the vehicle a player is looking at.
- GetPlayerCameraTargetObject: Get the ID of the object a player is looking at.
- GetPlayerCameraFrontVector: Get the player's camera front vector
