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OK I got it, vehicles starts from 1 instead of 0 and I was saving the wrong car.

Thank you to everyone who tried to help me c:

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This crashes

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function GetRadiansAngle(Rotation)
{
 local angle;
 angle = ::asin( Rotation.z ) * -2;
 return Rotation.w < 0 ? 3.14159 - angle : 6.28319 - angle;
}Source.

Still being the same.


Here's my code:

/setangle:

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db.query("UPDATE vehicles SET rx="+player.Vehicle.EulerAngle.x+", ry="+player.Vehicle.EulerAngle.y+", rz="+GetRadiansAngle(player.Vehicle.Angle)+" WHERE id="+player.Vehicle.ID);

Message("Angle set to: "+player.Vehicle.EulerAngle);
Message("AngleZ radians: "+GetRadiansAngle(player.Vehicle.Angle));

LoadVehicles:

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local rot = Vector(sqlite_column_data(query, 4), sqlite_column_data(query, 5), sqlite_column_data(query, 6));
vehicle.EulerAngle = rot;


Have you tried

http://forum.liberty-unleashed.co.uk/index.php/topic,1771.0.html ?

This is a bug that really needs to be solved..

I hope you didn't do a lot of vehicle saving at once ..

10 vehicles. And yes, I already tried this and same result.

No matter what I do (Euler & Quaternion), I always get the same angle:



when I want this angle:



Any idea?

osom, one of my old emails appears in some Paypal leaks.

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QuerySQL(LDB, "UPDATE Accounts SET Level=1 WHERE (SELECT TimeSinceLastJoin FROM Accounts WHERE Username='"+player.Name+"') > 259199");

This should work for the level reset. Add it in your onPlayerJoin event.

And for the rest, make an array saving the Ticks (miliseconds) or time() (seconds) and update it when he joins or logins with:

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QuerySQL(LDB, "UPDATE Accounts SET TimeSinceLastJoin="+time()+" WHERE Name='"+player.Name+"'");

And you're done.

Hope this is not a bump (2 days ago since the @OP made the topic).

:whensomeonetriestocopyaurora:

copy? what do you mean? im just making a server. You have nothing to it, youre just envy that i am better than you.

the new one sucks, because trying to use INI_Open("stats.ini") Gives error: Wrong INI Pointer even if the file exists

because multi accounts might lag my server in a ini with 30 kb when i tested with vehicles in onscriptload, saving all their pos and health ( the accounts stat.ini is 1 kb, so still much to achieve 30 kb)

:whensomeonetriestocopyaurora:

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test <- null;
function Script::ScriptLoad()
{
   test = GUILabel(VectorScreen(1, 1), Colour(255,265,234), "Hello World");
   test.AddFlags(GUI_FLAG_3D_ENTITY);
   test.Set3DTransform(Vector(-1864.62, 382.307, 669.333));
   GUI.AddChild(test);
}


They were examples.

There's already something like that in the plugin header defined as

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void(*OnPlayerUpdate) (int32_t playerId, vcmpPlayerUpdate updateType);
with the possible updates being

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typedef enum {
vcmpPlayerUpdateNormal = 0,
vcmpPlayerUpdateAiming = 1,
vcmpPlayerUpdateDriver = 2,
vcmpPlayerUpdatePassenger = 3,
forceSizeVcmpPlayerUpdate = INT32_MAX
} vcmpPlayerUpdate;
You can decide whether it is a position change or a ping change in that event.

This is the Player.State

for postion: onPlayerMove
Still running a 1sec timer is much more efficient than using that shitty callback.
For ex: Put this line in onPlayerMove: print("pos changed"); and see the spam. Do the same with 1/0.5 sec timer and notice the thing. Your function needs to execute that fast, which you can't do efficiently with Squirrel

onPlayerMove is triggered only when you are in vehicle as driver or on foot.

The reason I want this function is because has been used for long time for anticheats.

I still don't understand. What does the update function do? A player will join your server with the version of server you're using( if that's the case )

onPlayerUpdate event is triggered if something in the player is updated like can be ping, position, speed. See: https://wiki.sa-mp.com/wiki/OnPlayerUpdate & http://liberty-unleashed.co.uk/LUWiki/Squirrel/Server/Events/Player/onPlayerUpdate

Title says enough.

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function onPlayerUpdate(player);


FPS IS (idk what is about rich/poor so just insert that thing here)

Classism.

Check if the server is trying to communicate with you or no
Use a packet sniffer, filter receiving packets UDP *without* the prefix 'MP04' or 'VCMP' and check if the server is sending packets to you.

If its not, your ISP is probably being a b*tch

As he said, you could use Wireshark for check if you receive any incoming packet. If you don't then it's the ISP blocking the IP's because they are "spam" for your ISP provider.