Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint.Radius - Revision history

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Example

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	function onScriptLoad()		function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);		CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, false, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);
	return 1;		return 1;
	}		}

Thijn at 18:00, 30 January 2017

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	{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}		{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}
			[[Category:Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions]]

Pun1sh3r at 20:48, 23 April 2016

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	{		{
	CheckpointGreen.Radius = 5;		CheckpointGreen.Radius = 5;
	//NOTE: The Checkpoint might disappear, use /kill to respawn, the Checkpoint will be visible again and the size will be updated		//NOTE: The Checkpoint might disappear use /kill to respawn, the Checkpoint will be visible again and the size will be updated
	}		}
	return 1;		return 1;

Pun1sh3r at 20:47, 23 April 2016

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	{		{
	CheckpointGreen.Radius = 5;		CheckpointGreen.Radius = 5;
			//NOTE: The Checkpoint might disappear, use /kill to respawn, the Checkpoint will be visible again and the size will be updated
	}		}
	return 1;		return 1;

Pun1sh3r at 20:34, 23 April 2016

2016-04-23T20:34:23Z

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	~~Checkpoint.Radius : By using this~~ function~~, You can set~~ the ~~radius~~ of ~~the checkpoint, that means how big the checkpoint will be.~~		This function changes the size of a Checkpoint.
	~~To do it, 1st of all, you need to create~~ a ~~checkpoint~~.

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
	<pre>Checkpoint.~~Radius = (int)~~Radius</pre>		<pre>Checkpoint.Radius</pre>

	== Arguments ==		== Arguments ==
	int ~~<b>~~Radius~~</b>~~ - The size/Radius of the checkpoint		*''int'' '''Radius''' - The size/Radius of the checkpoint

			== Example ==
			<source lang="squirrel">
			function onScriptLoad()
			{
			CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);
			return 1;
			}


	~~== Example ==~~		function onPlayerCommand( player, command, arguments )
	~~<pre>~~function ~~onScriptLoad~~()
	{
	~~cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0~~, ~~Vector( 132.42~~, ~~674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);~~
	}
	~~function onPlayerJoin( player~~ )
	{		{
	if ( ~~GetPlayers() >~~=3 )		if(cmd == "setcpsize")
	{		{
	cp.Radius = 2;		CheckpointGreen.Radius = 5;
			}
			return 1;
	}		}
	}</~~pre~~>		</source>

			=== Notes ===

			Call [[onScriptLoad]] and [[onPlayerCommand]] were used in this example. More info about them in the corresponding pages.

			== Related Functions ==

	~~By someone~~		{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}

KAKAN at 08:31, 24 February 2016

2016-02-24T08:31:08Z

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	To do it, 1st of all, you need to create a checkpoint.		To do it, 1st of all, you need to create a checkpoint.

			== Syntax ==
			<pre>Checkpoint.Radius = (int)Radius</pre>

			== Arguments ==
			int <b>Radius</b> - The size/Radius of the checkpoint


			== Example ==
	<pre>function onScriptLoad()		<pre>function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	}~~</pre>~~		}
			function onPlayerJoin( player )
	~~Then you may set it radius to differnt types~~		{
	~~Now let's see~~


	~~<pre>~~function onPlayerJoin( player )
	{
	if ( GetPlayers() >=3 )		if ( GetPlayers() >=3 )
	{		{

KAKAN at 08:18, 24 February 2016

2016-02-24T08:18:41Z

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	Checkpoint.Radius : By using this function, You can set the radius of the checkpoint, that means how big the checkpoint will be.		Checkpoint.Radius : By using this function, You can set the radius of the checkpoint, that means how big the checkpoint will be.
	To do it, 1st of all, u need to ~~give it~~ a ~~name~~		To do it, 1st of all, you need to create a checkpoint.

	<pre>function onScriptLoad()		<pre>function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	~~array~~ <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	}</pre>		}</pre>

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	if ( GetPlayers() >=3 )		if ( GetPlayers() >=3 )
	{		{
	~~array~~.Radius = 2;		cp.Radius = 2;
	}		}
	}</pre>		}</pre>


	By ~~VCMP Team~~		By someone

KAKAN at 19:11, 21 August 2015

2015-08-21T19:11:44Z

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	Checkpoint.Radius ~~is very easy first~~ u need. to give name ~~to checkpoint~~		Checkpoint.Radius : By using this function, You can set the radius of the checkpoint, that means how big the checkpoint will be.
			To do it, 1st of all, u need to give it a name

	function onScriptLoad()		<pre>function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	}		}</pre>

			Then you may set it radius to differnt types
			Now let's see

	~~now give him another radius like~~

			<pre>function onPlayerJoin( player )
	function onPlayerJoin( player )
	{		{
			if ( GetPlayers() >=3 )
			{
	array.Radius = 2;		array.Radius = 2;
	}		}
			}</pre>


	By VCMP Team		By VCMP Team

BrYaN FuRy at 05:24, 28 July 2015

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	Checkpoint.Radius is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint		Checkpoint.Radius is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint

	function onScriptLoad() { array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2); }		function onScriptLoad()
			{
			array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
			}


	now give him another radius like		now give him another radius like
	function onPlayerJoin( player ) { array.Radius = 2; }

			function onPlayerJoin( player )
			{
			array.Radius = 2;
			}


	By VCMP Team		By VCMP Team

BrYaN FuRy: Created page with "Checkpoint.Radius is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint function onScriptLoad() { array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 2..."

2015-07-28T05:19:38Z

Created page with "Checkpoint.Radius is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint function onScriptLoad() { array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 2..."

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Checkpoint.Radius is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint

function onScriptLoad() { array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2); }
now give him another radius like
function onPlayerJoin( player ) { array.Radius = 2; }

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