help [HELP] Move player

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How can I move a player naturally from one point to another?

setElementPosition

 

[itHyperoX]

u want a command teleport or what?

Edited December 14, 2016 by MilOG
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[tosfera]

What do you mean with 'naturally', do you want the player to walk there or rather want it to teleport there?

[ViRuZGamiing]

1 hour ago, tosfera said:

What do you mean with 'naturally', do you want the player to walk there or rather want it to teleport there?

Naturally would Mean walk.

My guess would be, set the walking animation since that one moves forward as far as I know. Then check constantly the rotation to that 1 Point (note that there won't be path finding tho) and check if the positionering has been reached if so stop.

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@ViRuZGamiing exactly! But I can not do anything like that.

[Tails]

You can control a player with setControlState. Just read the examples, it's pretty straightforward.

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2 minutes ago, Tails said:

You can control a player with setControlState. Just read the examples, it's pretty straightforward.

I will try!

[tosfera]

If you think about it.. it's actually quite easy to do pathfinding. You got the GPS resource which has all the nodes, if you simply modify the distances it stays away from nodes, you got the basics laid out. Then simply create a colshape around the player to see if there are any objects in their way. if so, move around them. it would be pretty hard to do since turns will mix them up, but if you're really interested in getting a basic pathfinding.. that would be the way to get started.

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On 16/12/2016 at 6:55 AM, tosfera said:

If you think about it.. it's actually quite easy to do pathfinding. You got the GPS resource which has all the nodes, if you simply modify the distances it stays away from nodes, you got the basics laid out. Then simply create a colshape around the player to see if there are any objects in their way. if so, move around them. it would be pretty hard to do since turns will mix them up, but if you're really interested in getting a basic pathfinding.. that would be the way to get started.

So its not that easy, right? Hahaha