Thomas_Nightfire Posted August 6, 2019 Share Posted August 6, 2019 Hello all! Please help, I need to make a driving ped. So I've tried to create ped and create a vehicle and make ped drive to me, but soon I'm understood that I don't know how to make ped choose right direction (turning left or right) and go forward to me... Tried to investigate CrystalMV's NPC HLC scripts, but cannot understand how it works... So, please, somebody, help me code and understand how ur code works. I need a simple NPC turning into the right side and accelerate then stop using handbrake or brake_reverse and that's all. I've spend many hours thinking how to code it, but decision still not found, so I'm here.. Link to comment
alexaxel705 Posted August 7, 2019 Share Posted August 7, 2019 (edited) Thomas_Nightfire function getPointInFrontOfPoint(x, y, z, rZ, dist) local offsetRot = math.rad(rZ) local vx = x + dist * math.cos(offsetRot) local vy = y + dist * math.sin(offsetRot) return vx, vy, z end function GetMarrot(angle, rz) local marrot = 0 if(angle > rz) then marrot = -(angle-rz) else marrot = rz-angle end if(marrot > 180) then marrot = marrot-360 elseif(marrot < -180) then marrot = marrot+360 end return marrot end function findRotation(x1, y1, x2, y2) local t = -math.deg(math.atan2(x2 - x1, y2 - y1)) return t < 0 and t + 360 or t end local px,py,pz = getElementPosition(localPlayer) local prx,pry,prz = getElementRotation(localPlayer) local vx,vy,vz = getPointInFrontOfPoint(px,py,pz, prz+90, 15) local thePed = createPed(299, vx,vy,vz+1, prz+180) local theVehicle = createVehicle(404, vx,vy,vz+1, 0,0,prz+180) warpPedIntoVehicle(thePed, theVehicle) function UpdateBot() px,py,pz = getElementPosition(localPlayer) prx,pry,prz = getElementRotation(localPlayer) vx,vy,vz = getElementPosition(theVehicle) local vrx,vry,vrz = getElementRotation(theVehicle) local brakes = false local maxspd = 40 local MaxDist = 4 local vehreverse = false if(getDistanceBetweenPoints2D(px,py, vx, vy) < MaxDist) then brakes = true end if(brakes) then setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "accelerate", 0) setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "brake_reverse", 0) setPedControlState(thePed, "handbrake", true) setElementVelocity (theVehicle, 0,0,0) else local vxv, vyv, vzv = getElementVelocity(theVehicle) local s = (vxv^2 + vyv^2 + vzv^2)^(0.5)*156 -- Speed local rot = GetMarrot(findRotation(vx,vy,px,py),vrz) if(rot > 80) then if(rot > 100) then vehreverse = true end rot = 20 elseif(rot < -20) then if(rot < -80) then vehreverse = true end rot = -20 end if(vehreverse) then setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "brake_reverse", 1-(s*1/maxspd)) setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "accelerate", 0) setPedControlState(thePed, "handbrake", false) if(s > 10) then setPedControlState(thePed, "handbrake", true) else if(rot > 0) then setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "vehicle_left", (rot)/20) else setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "vehicle_right", -(rot)/20) end end else if(rot > 0) then setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "vehicle_right", (rot)/20) else setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "vehicle_left", -(rot)/20) end setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "brake_reverse", 0) setPedControlState(thePed, "handbrake", false) if(s < maxspd) then setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "accelerate", 1-(s*1/maxspd)) else setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "accelerate", 0) setPedAnalogControlState(thePed, "brake_reverse", (s/maxspd)-1) end end end end setTimer(UpdateBot, 50, 0) Demo Edited August 7, 2019 by alexaxel705 2 1 Link to comment
Thomas_Nightfire Posted August 10, 2019 Author Share Posted August 10, 2019 (edited) Thank you very much! I'll try it now! One question: what 'GetMarrot' function doing? Edited August 10, 2019 by Thomas_Nightfire Link to comment
alexaxel705 Posted August 10, 2019 Share Posted August 10, 2019 (edited) Thomas_Nightfire GetMarrot return Angle in the range from -180 to 180 on which we need to turn wheel. -180 right, +180 left. if active reverse +180 right, -180 left function setPedAnalogControlState takes values from 0.0 to 1.0 therefore, we lower the angle concentration at an acceptable level Edited August 10, 2019 by alexaxel705 Link to comment
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