turn 180 º

[doomero]

i need a simple script for turn 180º the player

[Watermelon]

Two ways of doing it:

1) Have a clientside script do the turn 180 command
2) Get actor angle, add 0.5... you may need to subtract 1.0 if its greater than 1.0 and the engine doesn't handle it right.

[Qent]

http://zdoom.org/wiki/GetActorAngle
http://zdoom.org/wiki/SetActorAngle

Didn't test, but try something like

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script 123 (void) {
  SetActorAngle(ActivatorTID(), GetActorAngle(ActivatorTID()) + 0.5);
}

assuming you've assigned TIDs to players somehow.

EDIT: Ninja'd. :V

[doomero]

yes, i used that script and works good thanks =)

[Ænima]

You could even smooth it out across several calls of that function and make it look RE-style. Which is what I assume you're going to use it for. :P

[Ijon Tichy]

Well I have a little script that, when run on a player, will smoothly turn them x amount of degrees. You can also specify which way it goes, and the factor argument controls how fast the turning happens. Higher values slow it down.

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script PARKMORE_TURN (int degrees, int factor, int direction) net clientside
{
    if (degrees < 0)
    {
        degrees *= -1;
        direction = cond(direction == CLOCKWISE, COUNTERCLOCKWISE, CLOCKWISE);
    }
    
    factor = cond(factor, factor, 4);

    int prevDegrees, addDegrees, curAngle;
    int curDegrees = 0;
    int floatDegrees = itof(degrees);
    int dirMult = cond(direction == CLOCKWISE, -1, 1);

    while (curDegrees < (floatDegrees - 0.1))
    {
        prevDegrees = curDegrees;
        addDegrees = (floatDegrees - curDegrees) / factor;
        curDegrees += addDegrees;

        SetActorAngle(0, GetActorAngle(0) + ((addDegrees * dirMult) / 360));
        Delay(1);
    }

    addDegrees = floatDegrees - curDegrees;
    SetActorAngle(0, GetActorAngle(0) + ((addDegrees * dirMult) / 360));
}

edit: you might want to #define PARKMORE_TURN or change the PARKMORE_TURN to a script number

[doomero]

Well I have a little script that, when run on a player, will smoothly turn them x amount of degrees. You can also specify which way it goes, and the factor argument controls how fast the turning happens. Higher values slow it down.

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script PARKMORE_TURN (int degrees, int factor, int direction) net clientside
{
    if (degrees < 0)
    {
        degrees *= -1;
        direction = cond(direction == CLOCKWISE, COUNTERCLOCKWISE, CLOCKWISE);
    }
    
    factor = cond(factor, factor, 4);

    int prevDegrees, addDegrees, curAngle;
    int curDegrees = 0;
    int floatDegrees = itof(degrees);
    int dirMult = cond(direction == CLOCKWISE, -1, 1);

    while (curDegrees < (floatDegrees - 0.1))
    {
        prevDegrees = curDegrees;
        addDegrees = (floatDegrees - curDegrees) / factor;
        curDegrees += addDegrees;

        SetActorAngle(0, GetActorAngle(0) + ((addDegrees * dirMult) / 360));
        Delay(1);
    }

    addDegrees = floatDegrees - curDegrees;
    SetActorAngle(0, GetActorAngle(0) + ((addDegrees * dirMult) / 360));
}

edit: you might want to #define PARKMORE_TURN or change the PARKMORE_TURN to a script number

this could work on multiplayer?

[Ijon Tichy]

It works in Parkmore, at least on players. If you don't need smooth turning, just add 0.5 to the actor's angle as illustrated above.

[doomero]

It works in Parkmore, at least on players. If you don't need smooth turning, just add 0.5 to the actor's angle as illustrated above.

thanks dude i will test this script =)