Emitter attachment offsets?

[Yen]

I've got a particle emitter, which I attach to a player via attr[].

The emitter has the 'attachposition' variable.

However, I want the particles to emit at random points on the player. I'm using a modifier to change the particle's x and y to a random value in reference to the player.

However, when I attach the emitter it doesn't emit when the x/y modifiers are there. I'm assuming it's emitting at 0,0

Is there any other way to do this?

[Admins]

I guess you need
showimg.attachtoowner = true;
The showimg.emitter.attachposition attribute is only for saying if the particles should automatically move with the emitter or be independend.

[Yen]

That's not making it follow..

[Yen]

If it helps..

PHP Code:

if (created) {
  with (findimg(30)) {
    x = player.x;
    y = player.y;
    attachtoowner = true;
    layer = 3;

    emitter.delaymin = .15;
    emitter.delaymax = .15;
    emitter.nrofparticles = 1;
    emitter.emissionoffset = {1,1.5,0};
    emitter.continueafterdestroy = true;
    emitter.firstinfront = false;
    emitter.particle.lifetime = .5;
    emitter.particle.image = "g4_particle_bluex.png";
    emitter.particle.red = 0;
    emitter.particle.green = 1;
    emitter.particle.blue = 0;
    emitter.particle.alpha = .9;
    emitter.particle.zoom = 1;
    emitter.particle.speed = 0;
    emitter.particle.angle = pi / 2;

    emitter.addlocalmodifier("once", 0, 0, "x", "replace", player.x-1.5, player.x+.5);
    emitter.addlocalmodifier("once", 0, 0, "y", "replace", player.y-.5, player.y+1);
    emitter.addlocalmodifier("once", 0, 0, "zoom", "replace", .6, 1.2);
    emitter.addlocalmodifier("once", 0, 0, "speed", "replace", .8, 3.3);
    emitter.addlocalmodifier("once", 0, 0, "spin", "replace", -3, 3);
    emitter.addlocalmodifier("range", .3, .5, "alpha", "replace", .9, .3);
  }
  this.timed = 1.3;
  setTimer(.05);
}
if (timeout) {
  if (this.timed > 0) {
    this.timed -= .05;
    if (this.timed <= 0) {
      with (findimg(30)) {
        emitter.delaymin = emitter.delaymax = 60;
      }
    }
  }
} 


I've also tried setting the x and y constantly in the timeout. It doesn't work. :/

[Yen]

Nevermind, I'm silly.
I made it constantly change the x/y modifier in the timeout, it works now.


And I just noticed I triple posted. Sowwy. <3