player

[WanDaMan]

so y dun't this show my player???

PHP Code:

new GuiShowImgCtrl("Test_ShowImg") {
  x = 10;
  y = 10;
  width = 60;
  height = 60;
  playerlook = true;
  ani = "walk";
} 


instead it shows stefan [look at image, bottom right]

[Chompy]

PHP Code:

new GuiShowImgCtrl("actor_player") {
  x = 10;
  y = 10;
  width = 60;
  height = 60;
  ani = "idle";
  with(showimg){
    actor.head = player.headimg;
    actor.body = player.bodyimg;
    actor.colors[0] = player.colors[0];
    actor.colors[1] = player.colors[1];
    actor.colors[2] = player.colors[2];
    actor.colors[3] = player.colors[3];
    actor.shield = player.shieldimg;
    actor.dir = 2;
    actor.attr[1] = player.attr[1];
  }
} 


[cbk1994]

Simply actor.playerlook = true would have solved the problem

Edit: And why did you do with ( showimg )?

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by cbkbud

Simply actor.playerlook = true would have solved the problem

Edit: And why did you do with ( showimg )?

Old habbit

[WanDaMan]

are u sure...? didn't work

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
new GuiShowImgCtrl("Test_ShowImg") { 
  x = 10; 
  y = 10; 
  width = 60; 
  height = 60; 
  actor.playerlook = true; 
  ani = "walk"; 
} 


[Twinny]

I grabbed this from an old script of mine. I found playerlook to be shifty for myself as well.

PHP Code:

function setactor() 
{
  temp.a = Tailorani.actor;
  for (i=0;i<6;i++) a.colors[i] = player.colors[i];
  a.body = player.body;
  a.head = player.head;
  a.body = player.body;
  a.shield = player.shield;
} 


From this, you could do

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
new GuiShowImgCtrl("Test_ShowImg") 
{ 
  x = 10; 
  y = 10; 
  width = 60; 
  height = 60; 
  for (i=0;i<6;i++) actor.colors[i] = player.colors[i]; 
  actor.body = player.body;
  actor.head = player.head;
  actor.body = player.body;
  actor.shield = player.shield;
  ani = "walk"; 
} 


Should hopefully work for ya

[WanDaMan]

no work.

PHP Code:


  this.drawImage = function(imageData)
  {    
    new GuiShowImgCtrl("image_" @ temp.imageData[0]) 
    {
      for (temp.objectData: temp.imageData[1])
      {
        if (temp.objectData[0] == "playerlook")
        {
          actor.playerlook = true;
          actor.body = player.body;
          actor.head = player.head;
          actor.shield = player.shield;
          for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < 6; temp.i++)
          {
            actor.colors[temp.i] = player.colors[temp.i];
          }
          continue;
        }
        ( @ temp.objectData[0]) = temp.objectData[1];
      }

      if (temp.imageData[2].size() != 0)
      {
        thiso.catchevent(this, "onMouseDown", temp.imageData[2][0]);
      }
      
      this.bringtofront();
    }
  }; 


here is how it is called

PHP Code:

  drawImage( {"image-Player", { {"position", {(thiso.backgroundSize[0] - 64), temp.newPosition[1] }}, {"extent", {48, 48}}, {"playerlook"} } }); 


the position and everything should work, it even reads the playerlook. Doesn't display the player look tho

[godofwarares]

Originally Posted by WanDaMan

no work.

PHP Code:


  this.drawImage = function(imageData)
  {    
    new GuiShowImgCtrl("image_" @ temp.imageData[0]) 
    {
      for (temp.objectData: temp.imageData[1])
      {
        if (temp.objectData[0] == "playerlook")
        {
          actor.playerlook = true;
          actor.body = player.body;
          actor.head = player.head;
          actor.shield = player.shield;
          for (temp.i = 0; temp.i < 6; temp.i++)
          {
            actor.colors[temp.i] = player.colors[temp.i];
          }
          continue;
        }
        ( @ temp.objectData[0]) = temp.objectData[1];
      }

      if (temp.imageData[2].size() != 0)
      {
        thiso.catchevent(this, "onMouseDown", temp.imageData[2][0]);
      }
      
      this.bringtofront();
    }
  }; 


here is how it is called

PHP Code:

  drawImage( {"image-Player", { {"position", {(thiso.backgroundSize[0] - 64), temp.newPosition[1] }}, {"extent", {48, 48}}, {"playerlook"} } }); 


the position and everything should work, it even reads the playerlook. Doesn't display the player look tho

showimg.actor.playerLook = true; I suppose.

[zokemon]

You can always do actor.copyfrom(player) but that might copy some funny things.

[Chompy]

Have you tried what I suggested?