Walk Ped?

[VintProg]

Created actor:

ped1 =  createPed ( 120, 1959.55, -1714.46, 20)

As his(its) force to go on coordinates;

Here is opcode for scm (from INI):

07CD=6,AS_actor %1d% walk_to %2d% %3d% %4d% stop_with_angle %5d% within_radius %6d%

The Boys help please.

[DiSaMe]

You need setPedControlState and some trigonometry.

[VintProg]

I it is necessary that actor walk on coordinates.

[VintProg]

Realy it is impossible such does?

[DiSaMe]

As I said, you need trigonometry. Calculate the angle and set it with setPedCameraRotation.

[VintProg]

So beside me version 1.0.4

[dzek (varez)]

do not use "setPedControlState" for making peds walk!

they will not walk in right direction - it depends some way on local player rotation and keypress i think.. anyway - its buggy

you have to use setPedAnimation

[DiSaMe]

Really? It has always worked fine for me. In

video peds use getPedCameraRotation and setPedControlState to walk. They follow path nodes with no problems.

[dzek (varez)]

rly..

when i was scriptign peds for 1st time i tried to use setPedControllState - but it failed (as descripted above) - then i changed to animations - then i saw that zombies resource is also using this method - and somewhere on forums somebody was complaing about setPedControlState on peds too..

[50p]

This is what I made in Nov 29 2008 with setPedControlState:

It was before MTA 1.0.

If you calculate the walk angle for peds correctly then you are fine.

[Slothman]

there are quite a few problems when using control state, it works, but you have to set the angle and the controlstate clientside to avoid the problem of the zombie going off in its own direction. my Slothbot ai script uses control states. the only reason i use animations with zombies is to get the speed and look of a zombie.

50p's script with the peds that follow you works well because its done onclientredender, so the peds dont have a chance to turn away.

[DiSaMe]

So you can set destination coordinates serverside and use them clientside. Then every client will control the ped separately, but the results will be the same. Peds work in this way in the video I posted.