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Why doesn't break; work for stopping a loop?
Yeah, all Players (including bots, and bot vehicles) have a world box that is 4x larger than it should be.No, only ones that use the default player dts.
I dont get why people litterally buy a new computer just to run shadows on this game, i dont understandyou aren't part of master race if any game runs below 60 fps on max settings
Anything else is like going to the store, taking a disk and walking out the door.
Point of the loop is in case their body unhides nodes.So package that function and prevent them from changing their avatar while invisible instead of running an inefficient loop.
Maybe it is to compensate for the larger X and Y area that the Player object can extend to when bending over?
YOU WOULDN'T DOWNLOAD A CAROnly because you can't.
You wouldn't steal a car.. You wouldn't steal a women's purse..No it isn't
PIRACY IS STEALING!
Code: server.cs (21 lines) function Player::setInvisibility(%player,%value)
{
if(%value)
%player.isInvisible = true;
else
%player.isInvisible = false;
if(%player.isInvisible)
%player.invisibilityLoop();
}
registerOutputEvent("Player", "setInvisibility", "bool");
function Player::invisibilityLoop(%player)
{
if(!isObject(%player)) return;
if(%player.getState() $= "Dead") return;
cancel(%player.invisibilitySch);
if(!%player.isInvisible) return;
%player.hideNode("ALL");
%player.invisibilitySch = %player.schedule(10,invisibilityLoop);
}
The container used to box search players is very large. No matter how small you make the search, players will be matched from way too far away. In contrast, try searching for bricks. They work just fine.Where is this box actually set? Can't someone fix it?
