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bool setCameraTarget ( player thePlayer [, player target = nil ] ) {{OOP||[[player]]:setCameraTarget|cameraTarget|getCameraTarget}}

bool setCameraTarget ( player thePlayer [, element target = nil ] ) {{OOP||[[player]]:setCameraTarget|cameraTarget|getCameraTarget}}

This function checks in which way the cursor is currently moving, it's updated version of https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/GetCursorMoveOn. setCameraTarget(localPlayer)

...responds to the current target of the specified player's camera (i.e. what it is following). {{OOP||[[player]]:getCameraTarget|cameraTarget|setCameraTarget}}

{{Deprecated|setCameraTarget}} *'''mode:''' The mode to be set. It has the following possible values:

...e camera lies, the last three are the point the camera faces (or the point it "looks at"). ...rotation. The camera's focus can be brought back to the player using the [[setCameraTarget]] function.}}

...e camera lies, the last three are the point the camera faces (or the point it "looks at"). ...rotation. The camera's focus can be brought back to the player using the [[setCameraTarget]] function.}}

...scripts, this page should probably be changed later, depending how useful it is. ...n any map file entry, MTA automatically recognizes it as a custom one when it starts. Its up to the script to decide how to deal with the information pro

setCameraTarget( localPlayer ) -- Move camera back after a delay ...me and you are trying to replace a model then get away from the model till it is gone from your draw distance for making sure that this problem won't hap

setCameraTarget(client, client) [[it:Introduzione_allo_scripting_della_GUI]]

It can also be used to interpolate 2D vectors or scalars by only setting some ...the beginning of the interpolation, 1 at the end). If it is higher than 1, it will start from the beginning.

Under /client/ directory, create a text file and name it "gui.lua". ...clude the new gui.lua file in the meta.xml of the main resource, and label it as a client script:

...] line in the "joinHandler" function in your code, as we will be replacing it with a GUI alternative in this tutorial)''. We'll also take a look at clien All the GUI must be made client-side. It is also a good practice to keep all the client scripts in a separate folder

* Removed VS2008 redistributable from installer as it is no longer required * Fixed [[setCameraTarget]] calculation (thanks to lex128)

...a "resource", and they will all be unzipped and loaded by the server when it starts. To create your own resource, simply make a folder with your preferr ...folder in our case. So create a text file and name it "meta.xml", and open it with notepad.

...n as being partly equivalent to a program running in an operating system - it can be started and stopped, and multiple resources can run at once. ...to do with scripting happens in resources, what a resource does defines if it is a gamemode, a map, or anything else. MTA comes with resources that you c

...hand, however, your choice of type depends on the situation you are using it for. ...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t

-- this turns on wordwrap so if your text goes over the edge of the label, it will wrap around and start a new line automatically -- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started

...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t ...indow function is now complete, but it won't do anything until we call it. It is recommended to create all GUI when the client resource starts, hide them

setCameraTarget(source, source) ...ch from this tutorial is [[Introduction to Scripting GUI]], you may follow it to see how Graphical User Interface in MTA:DM is drawn and scripted.