onPlayerMove but in client side? Is there something like this?

[(vG)DesTroYeR^]

My friend @gamingpro told me that there's a function in client side written like this:

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function Player::PlayerMove(oldpos, newpos){
}

But I am not sure of this, can someone tell me if there's a function like this in client side? Sending high rate timers to client side frequently is laggy -> not only is it lagging for the sprite angle degrees im sending but is also cpu-bound of the panel.

I am now using local player = World.findlocalplayer(); // player.Position vector ---  but it needs more precision to get rid of lag, thats why im searching for a function like playermove in server side.

I basically want it works same as Player's default tag name that incessantly follows him precisely

[Xmair]

You could use Script::ScriptProcess

[(vG)DesTroYeR^]

You could use Script::ScriptProcess

this doesn't have the desired parameters, I am already tracking player's position via Server::ServerData(stream); function, I guess that if there's a function like on player move would be precise

[[R3V]Kelvin]

You could use Script::ScriptProcess

this doesn't have the desired parameters

And you don't need any! All you gotta do is use your imagination. Just refer to the wiki for reference when coding: https://wiki.vc-mp.org/wiki/Scripting/Squirrel/Client_Functions

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localPlayerPos     <- null;
lastLocalPlayerPos <- null;

function Script::ScriptLoad()
{
    ::localPlayerPos = ::World.FindLocalPlayer().Position; // By reference (auto updated)
    ::lastLocalPlayerPos = ::Vector(::localPlayerPos); // We need a copy, not a reference
}

function Script::ScriptProcess()
{
    // Because we made a copy these will effectively differ from each other
    if ((::localPlayerPos.X != ::lastLocalPlayerPos.X) ||
        (::localPlayerPos.Y != ::lastLocalPlayerPos.Y) ||
        (::localPlayerPos.Z != ::lastLocalPlayerPos.Z))
    {
        ::OnLocalPlayerMove();
        ::lastLocalPlayerPos = ::Vector(::localPlayerPos);
    }
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

// No need for parameters at all! Just make use of the globals we already defined
function OnLocalPlayerMove()
{
    Console.Print("lastPos: (" + lastLocalPlayerPos.X + ", " + lastLocalPlayerPos.Y + ", " + lastLocalPlayerPos.Z +
        ")\t|\tnewPos: (" + localPlayerPos.X + ", " + localPlayerPos.Y + ", " + localPlayerPos.Z + ")");
}