Spray (flat model)

[Tally]

Ofc,

fx spawn code:

		self playFx(level.robsonTestEffect, self.origin); 
	

fx precache:

		level.robsonTestEffect = loadfx("fx/robson.efx"); 
	

Using this code:

self playFX( <nameoffx>, <origin> );

Will incur a runtime error "unknown function". I don't know the technical name for it, but playFX() is one of those script functions which run independently of any entity - be that a world entity or a player entity. Entities cannot run it; they can only be assigned to it.

You will need to make a player flag out of it and assign it to the playfx() function like this:

self.test = playfx( <nameoffx>, <origin> );

[RobsoN]

Using this code:

self playFX( <nameoffx>, <origin> );

Will incur a runtime error "unknown function". I don't know the technical name for it, but playFX() is one of those script functions which run independently of any entity - be that a world entity or a player entity. Entities cannot run it; they can only be assigned to it.

You will need to make a player flag out of it and assign it to the playfx() function like this:

self.test = playfx( <nameoffx>, <origin> );

I'm sorry, while rewriting the script to this forum I just made ​​a mistake. Normally I have a correctly function without 'self' object.

To IzNoGod:

I got same problem with 2 vectors.

My code:

		_spray()
{
    //while( !self useButtonPressed() )
        //wait .2;


    angles = self getPlayerAngles();
    eye = self getEye();
    forward = eye + maps\mp\_utility::vectorScale( anglesToForward( angles ), 70 );
    trace = bulletTrace( eye, forward, false, self );
    
    iprintln("fr:"+ trace["fraction"]);
    
    if( trace["fraction"] == 1 )
    {
        iprintln("return");
        return;
    }

    position = trace["position"] - maps\mp\_utility::vectorScale( anglesToForward( angles ), -2 );
    angles = vectorToAngles( eye - position );
    forward = anglesToForward( angles );
    up = anglesToUp( angles );

    playFx( level.testfx, position, forward, up );
    //self playSound
} 
	

This isn't effect problem maybe..?

Thanks for reply.