Client_GPS - V4, 3 storable marks, spawn saving [2/4/11]

[Port]

I was thinking about this, but I'm a little off here...
echo(serverConnection.getControlOb ject().getTransform()); returns 7 values.
X, Y, Z, and other ones. I don't know what the other values are for! I can tell that two of them seem to be modified based on where you're looking, but I can't tell what the hell they mean. You wouldn't happen to know, would you?

To get your control object's rotation in axis units:
getWords( serverConnection.getControlOb ject().getTransform(), 3, 6 )

To get direction as 0/1/2/3, refer to this:
Re: Function to determine direction player facing

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[Lugnut]

That second thing is what I wanted. I'll patch that in somehow tomorrow.

[Stealth Hero]

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[SWAT One]

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[Cat123]

Good

[AWC]

Could you add an arrow that points towards the spawn plz? It would help in Airport RPs!

[Lugnut]

I wasn't expecting this to be bumped again...
That might be impossible, but I can give that a shot.

[Kalphiter]

"Where you last spawned" is probably best to use as "the spawn".

[Zloff]

should round decimals to nearest hundredth

[Lugnut]

"Where you last spawned" is probably best to use as "the spawn".

well, yeah
i was thinking more of a dynamic arrow

[otto-san]

this is neat. :D

and i'm sure this discussion is over already

but X and Y are the 2D axes, 2D has no depth, so 3D adds the Z axis which would be depth, which would be going up/down, right?

[Lugnut]

this is neat. :D

and i'm sure this discussion is over already

but X and Y are the 2D axes, 2D has no depth, so 3D adds the Z axis which would be depth, which would be going up/down, right?

Long, long over.
Although, that's what the sane people were saying.

[DontCare4Free]

this is neat. :D

and i'm sure this discussion is over already

but X and Y are the 2D axes, 2D has no depth, so 3D adds the Z axis which would be depth, which would be going up/down, right?

Depth would be exactly that, depth. Depth != altitude. Depth is how "far away" it is.

[pecon98]

Depth would be exactly that, depth. Depth != altitude. Depth is how "far away" it is.

Drop it. The discussion is over.