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if(%obj.getClassName() $= "WheeledVehicle")If you wanted to check if it was any vehicle - not just a wheeled one - you would use if(%col.getType() & $Typemasks::VehicleObjectType)
something else wasnt fixed a year ago....I've looked at it more than once and it doesn't make sense. There's nothing that would make it trigger twice. The only thing I can think to do is put a timeout on it.
Lol, I remember when I ended up crashing the ARES server three times with this bug. Eventually tingalz and I figured it out and alerted amade.It was fixed, dumbass. Badspot changed the way the hammer works.
A YEAR AGO
I'm glad bot events has an issue that if isn't fixed will make people not want to use it anymore. I dislike bot events enough already for screwing up checkpoints.that was fixed ages ago lol, someone's butthurt
Anyone know how to get a .dts collision file working for ramp collision? Or for that matter, how to package it in a 3D program?I've found this tutorial helpful. Collision is discussed primarily in section 4 (vehicles).
1. That is not the correct syntax for a for loop.Yes it is, it'll work just fine.
for(%currTime = formatDate(getDateTime()); DateGreater(%currTime, $CycleBasis); $CycleBasis = DateAddition($CycleBasis, $CycleLength))
{
$cyclesPassed++;
}While you could argue its messiness, it is syntactically correct and does what it's supposed to.2. The point of a loop is to do something multiple times.Since the loop is using isObject it isn't possible to create an error because the object does not exist.
If the object your affecting disappears every time the loop goes, if you try to delete a non-existent object, Blockland will throw it's hands up in dispair and give you a annoying error message saying "no such object!". If you're trying to delete multiple objects, you need to have the code delete a new object every time.
3. A string is not an object.If an object is given a name (such as localClientConnection) it can be referenced by its name.
It will always return false.
You need to give it an actual object, like a player object or brick, for it to confirm it's an object.
Actually you're just a moron eager to flaunt some information you've picked up but misinterpreted. You aim only to make yourself look supreme by bashing examples posted by others that supposedly contain flaws that you also committed in the examples you posted. You're not helping the poster of the thread at all.
Not quite, that'll eventually cause a crash because the schedules don't delete properly or something like that.The reason for cancelling a schedule at the start of a periodic function like that is to prevent multiple loops from being created if the function is executed more than once.
Please don't use eval, except as a very last resort. It greatly increases the chance of unintentionally creating a security flaw.This is entirely false.