SetVehicleWheelStates: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:56, 1 August 2007

This function sets the state of wheels on the vehicle.

Internally, no vehicles have more than 4 wheels. If they appear to, they will be duplicating other wheels.

setVehicleWheelStates ( vehicle theVehicle, int frontLeft, [ int rearLeft = -1, int frontRight = -1, int rearRight = -1 ])

theVehicle: A handle to the vehicle that you wish to change the wheel states of.
frontLeft: A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change)

This example creates a new vehicle then punctures its front left wheel.

newcar = createVehicle ( 520, 1024, 1024, 1024 )
state = setVehicleWheelStates ( newcar, 1 ) -- Punctures the front-left wheel on the vehicle

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 ==Syntax==
-<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">setVehicleWheelStates ( vehicle theVehicle, int frontLeft, [ int frontRight = -1, int rearLeft = -1, int rearRight = -1 ])</syntaxhighlight>
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">setVehicleWheelStates ( vehicle theVehicle, int frontLeft, [ int rearLeft = -1, int frontRight = -1, int rearRight = -1 ])</syntaxhighlight>
 ==Required Arguments==
 *'''theVehicle:''' A handle to the [[vehicle]] that you wish to change the wheel states of.
-*'''frontLeft:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change )
+*'''frontLeft:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change)
 ==Optional Arguments==
-*'''frontRight:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change )
+*'''rearLeft:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change)
-*'''rearLeft:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change )
+*'''frontRight:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change)
-*'''rearRight:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change )
+*'''rearRight:''' A whole number representing the wheel state (-1 for no change)
 ==Wheel-State values==