C# Teleport to Coords On Button Press Templete

[ShadowCoderKing]

C# Teleports to Coords On Button Press Templete

 

for anyone that wants to learn

using GTA;using GTA.Math;using GTA.Native;using System;using System.Windows.Forms;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;public class teleportTest : Script{    Vector3 teleportToPos = new Vector3(55.89523f, -1890.027f, 21.62341f);  // sets teleport position coords     public teleportTest()    {        Tick += OnTick;        KeyDown += OnKeyDown;        KeyUp += OnKeyUp;    }    private void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e)    {    }    void OnKeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)    {    }    void OnKeyUp(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)    {        if (e.KeyCode == Keys.U)   // if key pressed U then it will fade the screen and teleport to grove street and fade back in        {            Game.FadeScreenOut(100);            Script.Wait(500);            Game.Player.Character.Position = teleportToPos;            Script.Wait(1000);            Game.FadeScreenIn(100);        }    }}

Edited May 10, 2017 by SpiderMight

[Nacorpio]

Why have you set the script interval to 10?

[ShadowCoderKing]

thanks for pointing that out, fixed it

[SteamSilence]

If you want to "automatically" add Xbox Controller support, you can call the native "IS_CONTROL_PRESSED", like:

bool isControlPressed()    {        bool buttonPress = (Game.IsControlPressed(2, GTA.Control.Cover)); //"Q" or "RB" == GTA.Control.Cover        return buttonPress;    }

That way, if the player is pressing "Q" (or whatever is being used to take cover) on keyboard or "RB" on the controller, you'll get the key press.

[jedijosh920]

If you want to "automatically" add Xbox Controller support, you can call the native "IS_CONTROL_PRESSED", like:

bool isControlPressed()    {        bool buttonPress = (Game.IsControlPressed(2, GTA.Control.Cover)); //"Q" or "RB" == GTA.Control.Cover        return buttonPress;    }

That way, if the player is pressing "Q" (or whatever is being used to take cover) on keyboard or "RB" on the controller, you'll get the key press.

 

 

Suggestion:

bool isControlPressed(){    return (Game.IsControlPressed(2, GTA.Control.Cover)); //"Q" or "RB" == GTA.Control.Cover}

Cleaner/less code