setElementData, waiting for sync?

[dzek (varez)]

ok, im getting crazy with all those events

to script simple mission i need a lot of events,

it was easier to script main.scm

nvm

function startMission()
triggerServerEvent('startMission', getLocalPlayer()) -- this creates vehicle, and puts player into it
-- and also do setElementData (thePlayer, "missionVehicle", createdVehicle)
-- now i want to read element data, and set an client exit vehicle event
-- but i cannot, becouse of lag, between sending data
end
addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", myBtn, startMission, false )

so, should i create next freaking event, for waiting data to sync? or theres another way.. maybe i dont know something yet?

[dzek (varez)]

ok, im getting crazy with all those events

to script simple mission i need a lot of events,

it was easier to script main.scm

nvm

function startMission()
triggerServerEvent('startMission', getLocalPlayer()) -- this creates vehicle, and puts player into it
-- and also do setElementData (thePlayer, "missionVehicle", createdVehicle)
-- now i want to read element data, and set an client exit vehicle event
-- but i cannot, becouse of lag, between sending data
end
addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", myBtn, startMission, false )

so, should i create next freaking event, for waiting data to sync? or theres another way.. maybe i dont know something yet?

[Gamesnert]

Ehm... What exactly do you want? If you mean you want to check when element data has changed: on(Client)ElementDataChange

Otherwise, could you please tell us (in detail) what you want to know?

[Gamesnert]

Ehm... What exactly do you want? If you mean you want to check when element data has changed: on(Client)ElementDataChange

Otherwise, could you please tell us (in detail) what you want to know?

[Jumba']

ok, im getting crazy with all those events

to script simple mission i need a lot of events,

it was easier to script main.scm

nvm

function startMission()
triggerServerEvent('startMission', getLocalPlayer()) -- this creates vehicle, and puts player into it
-- and also do setElementData (thePlayer, "missionVehicle", createdVehicle)
-- now i want to read element data, and set an client exit vehicle event
-- but i cannot, becouse of lag, between sending data
end
addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", myBtn, startMission, false )

so, should i create next freaking event, for waiting data to sync? or theres another way.. maybe i dont know something yet?

Well, in the 'startMission' function you could put the event handler in the "setElementData" (or the trigger for a client event) so you'll be sure that the data has already been synced.

[Jumba']

ok, im getting crazy with all those events

to script simple mission i need a lot of events,

it was easier to script main.scm

nvm

function startMission()
triggerServerEvent('startMission', getLocalPlayer()) -- this creates vehicle, and puts player into it
-- and also do setElementData (thePlayer, "missionVehicle", createdVehicle)
-- now i want to read element data, and set an client exit vehicle event
-- but i cannot, becouse of lag, between sending data
end
addEventHandler ( "onClientGUIClick", myBtn, startMission, false )

so, should i create next freaking event, for waiting data to sync? or theres another way.. maybe i dont know something yet?

Well, in the 'startMission' function you could put the event handler in the "setElementData" (or the trigger for a client event) so you'll be sure that the data has already been synced.

[dzek (varez)]

Gamesnert,

i think i explained it clearly.

on client side im triggering server side event to create a vehicle, setElementData for player, containing a reference to created vehicle then i want to create client side event onClientVehicleExit..

but Jumba' explained it well, thanks

[dzek (varez)]

Gamesnert,

i think i explained it clearly.

on client side im triggering server side event to create a vehicle, setElementData for player, containing a reference to created vehicle then i want to create client side event onClientVehicleExit..

but Jumba' explained it well, thanks