Difference between revisions of "0959"
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| − | + | | ini = 0959=4,%4d% %1d% %2d% %3d% | |
| − | + | | description = Creates a horseshoe pickup | |
| − | + | | p1 = X-coordinate | |
| − | + | | p2 = Y-coordinate | |
| − | + | | p3 = Z-coordinate | |
| − | + | | p4 = Object handle | |
| − | + | | game = [[San Andreas]] | |
| − | This creates a horseshoe pickup. | + | }} |
| + | This creates a horseshoe pickup. Like most pickups, it spins and can be "picked up" by walking through it. Horseshoes are recorded in stat 241. The total amount of horseshoes depends on the amount of pickups you have placed. Picking up a horseshoe gives you $100. Picking up all the horseshoes will give you $10,000. The pickup uses the model cj_horse_shoe.dff to create the pickup so the model has to be at least defined somewhere in an [[IDE]] file for the opcode to work. Note that the fourth parameter is placed in the beginning instead of at the end. | ||
| + | [[Sanny Builder]] example:<source lang="scm">0959: $2882 = create_horseshoe_at 1224.0 2617.0 11.0</source> | ||
==Note== | ==Note== | ||
| − | + | The above format is more commonly used. The actual format of this opcode is in order:<br> | |
| − | <code>0959=4, | + | <code>0959=4,%1d% %2d% %3d% %4d%</code><br> |
| − | The | + | The format to use depends on which INI file you use. |
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==Keywords== | ==Keywords== | ||
| − | create, horseshoe, pickup | + | create, horseshoe, pickup, cj_horse_shoe |
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Revision as of 22:02, 31 January 2010
{{{games}}}
- Description
- Creates a horseshoe pickup
- Syntax
- {{{syntax1}}}
- Parameter
This creates a horseshoe pickup. Like most pickups, it spins and can be "picked up" by walking through it. Horseshoes are recorded in stat 241. The total amount of horseshoes depends on the amount of pickups you have placed. Picking up a horseshoe gives you $100. Picking up all the horseshoes will give you $10,000. The pickup uses the model cj_horse_shoe.dff to create the pickup so the model has to be at least defined somewhere in an IDE file for the opcode to work. Note that the fourth parameter is placed in the beginning instead of at the end.
Sanny Builder example:
0959: $2882 = create_horseshoe_at 1224.0 2617.0 11.0Note
The above format is more commonly used. The actual format of this opcode is in order:
0959=4,%1d% %2d% %3d% %4d%
The format to use depends on which INI file you use.
Keywords
create, horseshoe, pickup, cj_horse_shoe
