[HELP] How to Avoid empty cars pushing

[Rouzbeh]

hello , how i can Avoid vehicle pushing ,so when a player push an empty car , can't move that car and car will stay there

i saw this in a rp server!

[TAPL]

Freeze the vehicle.

setElementFrozen 

[Rouzbeh]

Freeze the vehicle.

setElementFrozen 

yes but with this way if a vehicle hit that frozen vehicle it will not move ?

[crismar]

Yes, when you freeze an element it cannot be moved unless you change it's state.

  
function toggleFreezeState(thePlayer, theSeat) 
    if(theSeat == 0) 
       if(isElementFrozen(source)) then 
           setElementFrozen(source, false) 
       else 
           setElementFrozen(source, true) 
       end 
    end 
end 
addEventHandler("onVehicleExit", root, toggleFreezeState) 
addEventHandler("onVehicleEnter", root, toggleFreezeState) 
  

[Rouzbeh]

Yes, when you freeze an element it cannot be moved unless you change it's state.

yes but i want just avoid players(on-foot) pushing vehicles , and vehicle can move from another things happend like hit by car

[GERgta]

You could try freezing the cars client-side for players that are on foot.

[Rouzbeh]

You could try freezing the cars client-side for players that are on foot.

can you give me an example plz?

[Mr_Moose]

You could try freezing the cars client-side for players that are on foot.

That's not possible, unless a client side freeze only applies to the client it's triggered for, haven't tested that tho and you would still have the issue that you can't see the difference wherever the his player is on foot or in a vehicle.

I've also seen some disadvantages with implementations like this such as players who use a packer truck to rise a frozen vehicle up in the air, then it just hangs there which would look really strange on a roleplay server.

Solution

Something you could try is to use the code by crismar and then add a clientside part which triggers on the event: onClientVehicleCollision. Now, as you can see this has a hitelement which you basically pass to the server side, if the hit element is a vehicle then set the vehicle unfrozen, otherwise ignore.

Client:

addEventHandler("onClientVehicleCollision", root, 
function(collider,force, bodyPart, x, y, z, nx, ny, nz) 
    if collider and isElement(collider) and getElementType(collider) == "vehicle" then 
        triggerServerEvent("disableFrozenState", localPlayer, collider) 
    end    
end) 

Server:

function disableFrozen( theElement ) 
    setElementFrozen(theElement, false) 
end 
addEvent("disableFrozenState", true ) 
addEventHandler("disableFrozenState", resourceRoot, disableFrozen) 

[3B00DG4MER]

You don't have to trigger the Event

that function is shared (client and Server Sides)

[Addlibs]

You could manipulate handling so that all vehicles are too heavy for on-foot people to push. Since all cars would have increased mass, one vehicle would be able to push another just like previously, while peds/players would be unable to push it. I have done this in my server. Note that this solution will require you to completely change vehicle handling since higher mass = more momentum, thus braking deceleration, engine inertia, engine acceleration, and possibly braking bias would need to be changed in order to compensate for higher mass. You should also increase drag by the same multiplier as mass, so your car will decelerate at normal speed when accelerator button is released.

You don't have to trigger the Event

that function is shared (client and Server Sides)

Clientside setElementFrozen would change the state only on the current client - what if another client was syncing the car? It would't move on the server...

[3B00DG4MER]

like that the crash will be latent cuz triggering an Event take time

you could do a loop for all players

[Rouzbeh]

You could manipulate handling so that all vehicles are too heavy for on-foot people to push. Since all cars would have increased mass, one vehicle would be able to push another just like previously, while peds/players would be unable to push it. I have done this in my server. Note that this solution will require you to completely change vehicle handling since higher mass = more momentum, thus braking deceleration, engine inertia, engine acceleration, and possibly braking bias would need to be changed in order to compensate for higher mass. You should also increase drag by the same multiplier as mass, so your car will decelerate at normal speed when accelerator button is released.

i did try your method and changed mass, braking deceleration, engine inertia, engine acceleration and ... but now cars seems a bit unnormally