replace a wheel

[Blaawee]

hi guys , is there any way to make a table for my wheel pack , i made once time bit it's not work could you tell me how

[CapY]

Script.

[12p]

engineLoadTXD 
engineLoadDFF 
engineReplaceModel 
engineImportTXD 

[Blaawee]

just how to make a table please

is it like this ?

EDIT 
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Edited November 28, 2011 by Guest

[12p]

Do it yourself.

Click on the functions I shown you.

[^Dev-PoinT^]

clientSide -------- 
function Vehicle ( )  
txd = engineLoadTXD ( "YourFileName.txd" ) 
engineImportTXD ( txd, 1082 ) 
dff = engineLoadDFF ( "YourFileName.dff", 1082 ) 
engineReplaceModel ( dff, 1082 ) 
end 
addEvent ( "replaceVeh", true ) 
addEventHandler ( "replaceVeh", getRootElement(), Vehicle ) 
  
serverSide------- 
function ReplaceT ( ) 
triggerClientEvent( "replaceVeh", getRootElement(), replaceVeh ) 
end 
addCommandHandler( "replace", ReplaceT ) 

[12p]

Wrong + Don't give code, LET HIM LEARN FOR THE LOVE OF...

If you guys always pass whole code, how can the one who requests help, learn to script? Btw at least you could provide comments on the code, but you don't even do that!

Just give him some links to the functions and events he need, and then let him try it.

[Blaawee]

Wrong + Don't give code, LET HIM LEARN FOR THE LOVE OF...

If you guys always pass whole code, how can the one who requests help, learn to script? Btw at least you could provide comments on the code, but you don't even do that!

Just give him some links to the functions and events he need, and then let him try it.

o.k thx

[AGENT_STEELMEAT]

And if your going to give people full code, put in comments and leave an error or two for them to learn.

And devpoint, why would you ever need to use client <-> server communication for replacing some models clientside?

[Castillo]

John, because he always copy from the wiki, that's how the example works for:

engineReplaceModel 

[Blaawee]

EDIT

Edited November 28, 2011 by Guest

[Blaawee]

EDIT

Edited November 28, 2011 by Guest

[Castillo]

When you copy things from another topics, try to copy them completely.

local wheels = { 
    {fileName="wheel/wheel_gn1", model=1082}, 
} 
      
function load() 
    for index, wheel in pairs(wheels) do 
    txd = engineLoadTXD ( wheel.fileName ..".txd" ) 
    engineImportTXD ( txd, wheel.model ) 
    dff = engineLoadDFF ( wheel.fileName ..".dff", 0 ) 
    engineReplaceModel ( dff, wheel.model ) 
    end 
end 
      
addEventHandler("onClientResourceStart",resourceRoot, 
function () 
    setTimer ( load, 1000, 1) 
end) 

[50p]

And if your going to give people full code, put in comments and leave an error or two for them to learn.

Leaving error in the code you're giving is just wrong! If you'll give people code with errors, they will learn from the code which is wrong and will keep coming back asking for help again instead of having correct code. If you're leaving an error in, tell them about it otherwise you'll be the one that needs to learn before helping others.

[AGENT_STEELMEAT]

If you hand everyone the answer, they won't learn anything. Sure, short-term it'll be a bit confusing, but long-term they will benefit.

[50p]

If you hand everyone the answer, they won't learn anything. Sure, short-term it'll be a bit confusing, but long-term they will benefit.

I'm not saying to give them all the code. When you do, tell them what is what, what each line does or the key lines. But giving faulty code is just wrong. They'll never learn from faulty code since they will make the same mistake over and over because that's how they learnt the first time. I know what you're saying but believe me, wrong code is wrong and should not be posted. That's just making the problem even worse. Telling people where the error in their code is way better than giving them faulty code. I don't usually give the entire code out to people, I give them tips and links where they will get the answer to their problem. That makes them use wiki more since most of the answers (if not all) to their questions are there.

Lead them but in the right direction.

Now, stop the offtopic.. It's getting way too far.

[Blaawee]

EDIT

Edited November 28, 2011 by Guest

[Castillo]

If I'm right, replacing wheels is pretty buggy, at least it never worked for me.

[Blaawee]

at least thx Solidsnake for the replay