What happened to player.dir?

[TSAdmin]

I hadn't noticed it until I needed it for something, but has anyone else noticed that setting a players direction doesn't stick, anymore?

EG: To test it, I threw a player.dir = 2; in an onActionGrab function and it visually set my dir to direction 2, and half a second later (or less) I was facing back the way I was before grabbing the NPC to change it o.o The only way I've found it will stick is if I also set the player to freeze, but I'd rather them to be not frozen in this instance.

Anyone else getting this as well?

[[email protected]]

Nothing.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onWeaponFired() 
  {
    $random = int(random(0, 4));
    player.dir = $random;
  } 


[Crow]

Originally Posted by TSAdmin

I hadn't noticed it until I needed it for something, but has anyone else noticed that setting a players direction doesn't stick, anymore?

EG: To test it, I threw a player.dir = 2; in an onActionGrab function and it visually set my dir to direction 2, and half a second later (or less) I was facing back the way I was before grabbing the NPC to change it o.o The only way I've found it will stick is if I also set the player to freeze, but I'd rather them to be not frozen in this instance.

Anyone else getting this as well?

Thats our movement TSA. I still have to fix that ;D

[TSAdmin]

Originally Posted by Crow

Thats our movement TSA. I still have to fix that ;D

I figured as much the moment I realised one of the GST's spent nearly 30 minutes in this thread (According to the Who's Online section ) and then merely logged off, so it crossed my mind that it wasn't happening elsewhere.

[coreys]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

Nothing.

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onWeaponFired() 
  {
    $random = int(random(0, 4));
    player.dir = $random;
  } 


Probably because "$" isn't a valid character for variable identifiers.

[Tolnaftate2004]

Originally Posted by coreys

Probably because "$" isn't a valid character for variable identifiers.

I wouldn't bet on it.

[p2p_Sir_Link]

Originally Posted by coreys

Probably because "$" isn't a valid character for variable identifiers.

works fine for me

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by coreys

Probably because "$" isn't a valid character for variable identifiers.

Uhm, I think you got Sidney's post wrong, since she replied to TSAdmin that there was nothing wrong with it and showed a script she made to show..

[Rapidwolve24]

Originally Posted by Crow

Thats our movement TSA. I still have to fix that ;D

Lol.