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| This callback was added in SA-MP 0.3e and will not work in earlier versions!
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Description:
Parameters:(playerid, playerobject, objectid, response, Float:fX, Float:fY, Float:fZ, Float:fRotX, Float:fRotY, Float:fRotZ)
| playerid | The ID of the player that edited an object |
| playerobject | 0 if it is a global object or 1 if it is a playerobject. |
| objectid | The ID of the edited object |
| Float:fX | The X offset for the object that was edited |
| Float:fY | The Y offset for the object that was edited |
| Float:fZ | The Z offset for the object that was edited |
| Float:fRotX | The X rotation for the object that was edited |
| Float:fRotY | The Y rotation for the object that was edited |
| Float:fRotZ | The Z rotation for the object that was edited |
Return Values:
- 1 - Will prevent other scripts from receiving this callback.
- 0 - Indicates that this callback will be passed to the next script.
- It is always called first in filterscripts.
Warning
| When using 'EDIT_RESPONSE_UPDATE' be aware that this callback will not be called when releasing an edit in progress resulting in the last update of 'EDIT_RESPONSE_UPDATE' being out of sync of the objects current position.
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Example Usage:
public OnPlayerEditObject(playerid, playerobject, objectid, response, Float:fX, Float:fY, Float:fZ, Float:fRotX, Float:fRotY, Float:fRotZ)
{
new Float:oldX, Float:oldY, Float:oldZ, Float:oldRotX, Float:oldRotY, Float:oldRotZ;
GetObjectPos(objectid, oldX, oldY, oldZ);
GetObjectRot(objectid, oldRotX, oldRotY, oldRotZ);
if(!playerobject) // If this is a global object, sync the position for other players
{
if(!IsValidObject(objectid)) return 1;
SetObjectPos(objectid, fX, fY, fZ);
SetObjectRot(objectid, fRotX, fRotY, fRotZ);
}
if(response == EDIT_RESPONSE_FINAL)
{
// The player clicked on the save icon
// Do anything here to save the updated object position (and rotation)
}
if(response == EDIT_RESPONSE_CANCEL)
{
//The player cancelled, so put the object back to it's old position
if(!playerobject) //Object is not a playerobject
{
SetObjectPos(objectid, oldX, oldY, oldZ);
SetObjectRot(objectid, oldRotX, oldRotY, oldRotZ);
}
else
{
SetPlayerObjectPos(playerid, objectid, oldX, oldY, oldZ);
SetPlayerObjectRot(playerid, objectid, oldRotX, oldRotY, oldRotZ);
}
}
return 1;
}
Related Functions
The following functions might be useful, as they're related to this callback in one way or another.
