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This function allows retrieval of the position a player's target range begins, when he is aiming with a weapon. | This function allows retrieval of the position a player's target range begins, when he is aiming with a weapon. | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 20 January 2009
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This function is deprecated. This means that its use is discouraged and that it might not exist in future versions, but there should be a more generic way to perform what it does. |
This function allows retrieval of the position a player's target range begins, when he is aiming with a weapon.
Syntax
float float float getPlayerTargetStart ( player targetingPlayer )
Required Arguments
- targetingPlayer: The player whose target start you wish to retrieve
Returns
Returns three floats, x,y,z, representing the position where the player's target starts, or false if it was unsuccessful.
Example
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See Also
- getPlayerTeam
- getPlayerBlurLevel
- setPlayerBlurLevel
- getPlayerSerial
- forcePlayerMap
- getPlayerScriptDebugLevel
- getPlayerFromName
- getPlayerMoney
- getPlayerName
- getPlayerNametagColor
- getPlayerNametagText
- getPlayerPing
- getPlayerWantedLevel
- givePlayerMoney
- isPlayerMapForced
- isPlayerNametagShowing
- setPlayerHudComponentVisible
- setPlayerMoney
- setPlayerNametagColor
- setPlayerNametagShowing
- setPlayerNametagText
- takePlayerMoney
- countPlayersInTeam
- getPlayersInTeam
- isVoiceEnabled
- setControlState
- getControlState