Difference between revisions of "0170"

Latest revision as of 00:12, 20 November 2016

GET_PLAYER_HEADING

Description

Gets the heading of the player

Syntax

0170: [var] = player [player handle] z_angle

Parameter

This opcode gets the heading (z angle) of the player.

get, store, player, angle, heading

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 {{OpCode
-| ini         = 0170=2,%2d% %1d%
+| games       = {{Icon|3}} {{Icon|VC}}
-| description = Gets the Z [[angle]] of the player
+| command     = GET_PLAYER_HEADING
-| p1          = Actor handle
+| description = Gets the [[heading]] of the player
-| p2          = Variable to store the angle
+| syntax1     = 0170: [''var''] = player [''player handle''] z_angle
-| game        = GTA3, Vice City
+| p1t         = [''player handle'']
-| native      = [[GET_CHAR_HEADING]]
+| p1d         = The [[0053|handle of the player]]
+| p2t         = [''var'']
+| p2d         = Variable to store the heading, a floating-point value
 }}
-This gets the Z angle of the player and stores it into a variable. The angle is in degrees. This opcode does not work in San Andreas so use [[0172]] instead. Note that the parameters are swapped.
-[[Sanny Builder]] example:<source lang="scm">0170: 0@ = player $PLAYER_CHAR Z_angle</source>
-==Note==
+This opcode gets the heading (z angle) of the player.
-The above format is more commonly used. The actual format of this opcode is in order:<br>
-<code>0170=2,%1d% %2d%</code><br>
-The format to use depends on which INI file you use.
-==Keywords==
+{{direction|deg}}
-get, store, player, angle
+== Keywords ==
+get, store, player, angle, heading
+== See also ==
+* {{Icon|3}} {{Icon|VC}} [[0171]], sets the heading of the player
+* {{Icon|t}} [[0172]], gets the heading of the character