A mush smaller task ;)

[dertyjerzian]

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "BBALLJACKRSTAR" "BBJACK"  0 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "JEANSDENIM" "JEANS"  2 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "SNEAKERBINCBLK" "SNEAKER"  3 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "PLAYER_FACE" "HEAD"  1 

 

 

Ok, Above I have the code to dress CJ from the stripped SCM by steve. I know the opcode is the name of the comand... But what are those parameters at the end? 0,2,3,1 down the line there.

 

When edited to:

 

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "BBALLJACKRSTAR" "BBJACK"  0 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "worktrcamogrn" "JEANS"  2 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "SNEAKERBINCBLK" "SNEAKER"  3 087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "PLAYER_FACE" "HEAD"  1 

 

 

I left it not-caps there to stand out easier what was changed.

 

Well, it worked. CJ will wear woodland camo at start. Butm when I change BBJACKRSTAR to TSHIRTWHITE and compile, crashola. Must have something to do with the aspects of the code I don't fully comprehend yet. So, I'm back in mission editing discussion to learn how to dress CJ in SCM and the params and maybe relationships to other types of code. I have become very determined, but must be tought some stuff Like clothes

[random_download]

I think the last parameter is to do with what type of clothing it is eg. shirt, shoes etc. I'm not sure though, see if anybody knows for sure.

Try doing:

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "TSHIRTWHITE" "TSHIRT"  0

 

[MadHacker04]

 

I think the last parameter is to do with what type of clothing it is eg. shirt, shoes etc. I'm not sure though, see if anybody knows for sure.

Try doing:

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "TSHIRTWHITE" "TSHIRT"  0

 

yeah this is the way which works perfect

 

--- greetz ---

MadHacker04

[demonj0e]

ITs Used Like This

 

 

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "DFF" "TXD"  body_part 0

 

 

and the numbers at the end are

 

0=torso

1=haircut

2=legs

3=feet

13=chains

14=watches

15=shades

16=hats

17=special (aka full body)

[dertyjerzian]

 

0=torso

1=haircut

2=legs

3=feet

13=chains

14=watches

15=shades

16=hats

17=special (aka full body)[/color]

Thank you for you're help guys, especially demonj0e's list of parameters. Would you say that I now understand opcode 087B? Is there more to it then we're discussed? Thanks again everyone!

 

EDIT: Does the woodland camo use the same model as the jeans?!?!?

 

How come I get what I want, the woudland camo, when I request:

 

 

087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR clothes "worktrcamogrn" "JEANS"  2 

 

 

 

If Jeans is the TXD???

 

EDIt again:

Ok, looking through the player image, it seems contrary to what you said, demonj0e, it is txd first and dff second?

Edited August 28, 2005 by dertyjerzian

[Y_Less]

I would say it probably is as if you look back at previous posts in this thread, it would seem to imply that.

[dertyjerzian]

 

I would say it probably is as if you look back at previous posts in this thread, it would seem to imply that.

yep, but it was backwards

I have managed to add a necklace to CJ, so I guess I know opcode 087B now yay!

 

Thanks again everybody! Should I keep this as my learning topic since next questions will be totally unrelated? Or should I post a new topic for new SCM questions?

Edited August 29, 2005 by dertyjerzian

[dertyjerzian]

New post because many of you may not revisit, but you gus really helped me to get my clothes changed, but didnt answer my question fully, no offense, thank you a lot I assure you.

 

from SADB:

 

087b- set_player_wearing - takes playerID, models and location as arguments 

 

 

How do I understand the above. No, rather, since this was what wasnt explained anyway: What is this:

 

 

  087B: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR 

 

[Y_Less]

$player_char is a reference to the player in memory, so the game knows which player this will be applied to (only possibly of any other use in a multiplayer, but alot of opcodes require it. So set_player $player_char means set the player called $player_char 's clothes to the following.