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...pearing not to load them at all. Refer to the second example on that page, it's a client-side function and cannot be used next to assignLOD.}} setElementRotation(lod, getElementRotation(element))

...ions:''' A table of options. It is not mandatory, but when it is provided, it must be a table. For a list of options, see the [https://github.com/kikito/ ...rns a string. The contents can change if we update the inspect library, so it is not expected to be consistent across Lua versions.

float, float, float getElementRotation ( element theElement [, string rotOrder = "default" ] ) ...der'' argument) if ''element'' exists and is a valid element, ''false'' if it's invalid.

...nto another by calculating the rotation and position offset automatically. It works exactly like [[attachElements]] but you don't need to provide offset local tx, ty, tz = getElementRotation (theAttachToElement)

{{Deprecated|getElementRotation|}} ...ot 90 degrees, it's actually 270 degrees and 9 o'clock is not 270 degrees, it's 90 degrees. '''To fix this use: rotZ = (360-rotZ)''' }}

{{OOP||[[element]]:setRotation|rotation|getElementRotation}} ...'"default"'' on peds) can not be set manually on other element types since it only exists due to historical and backward compatibility reasons.

{{Deprecated|getElementRotation|}} ...ct exists, ''false'' in the first variable and ''nil'' in the other two if it's invalid.

{{Deprecated|getElementRotation|}} ...n returns the current rotation (in degrees) of a player around the Z axis. It's used with on-foot players: use [[getVehicleRotation]] on the occupied [[v

-- Otherwise it will look all funny local frRotX, frRotY, frRotZ = getElementRotation( from )

local rotation = select(3, getElementRotation(p)) ...displays on the Client screen the cardinal point of the direction in which it is.

This function attempts to read a double (native type) from a file and return it. The amount of bytes read should be eight. Returns a double if it was successfully read from the file, '''false''' otherwise.

This function attempts to read a double (native type) from a file and return it. The amount of bytes read should be eight. Returns a double if it was successfully read from the file, '''false''' otherwise.

...oat indicating the related angle between the first element and the second. It returns ''false'' if invalid parameters are provided. local _, _, rz = getElementRotation(targetElement)

This class is called POP because it doesn't use any OOP functions while keeping Lua's class structure. matrixObj.rotation = { getElementRotation(ply) }

...hree floats indicating the position ''x'', ''y'' and ''z'' of given dummy. It returns ''false'' otherwise. ...ill draw rectangle over every dummy in vehicle player is currently sitting it.

...seOfModel]], or you can estimate it yourself and just spawn the vehicle so it drops to the ground. ...ty with some scripts. It never had any effect, but it is read by the code. It is recommended to ignore this argument, passing ''false'' or the ''variant1

...oat values that multiplied to a point will give you the point transformed. It is most useful for matrix calculations such as calculating offsets. For fur local rx, ry, rz = getElementRotation(element, "ZXY")

-- At this point we know that the ped needs to move it local _, _, intRZ = getElementRotation (localPlayer)

-- if a player triggered it, not the admin, local rotZ = getElementRotation ( sourcePlayer ) -- get the player's rotation around the Z axis in degrees

To use it, you need to add library to your class-path. It's included in the zip file below.