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Post by mtlancer on Aug 15, 2017 10:13:55 GMT
Looking for script in ONE hotkey To magic wall The square where a player was pushed FROM thanks again
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Post by Masi on Aug 16, 2017 1:26:56 GMT
Try this
auto 200 set $prevx $target.posx | set $prevy $target.posy | set $prevz $target.posz
auto 1 if [$target.posx != $prevx || $target.posy != $prevy] {useongroundxyz 3180 $prevx $prevy $prevz}
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Post by mtlancer on Aug 24, 2017 0:03:51 GMT
That didnt seem to work unless im doing something wrong, i tried as hotkey an i tried as persistent hotkey didnt work =\
am i using it wrong?
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Post by Darth Maul on Aug 24, 2017 8:28:43 GMT
Hey mtlancer. Place this part in your persistent hotkey. auto 200 set $prevx $target.posx | set $prevy $target.posy | set $prevz $target.poszAny time you want to mwall your target activate this part, either using a hotkey or a shortkey. auto 1 if [$target.posx != $prevx || $target.posy != $prevy] {useongroundxyz 3180 $prevx $prevy $prevz}For the script to work, you need to target the player, then manually (or pmax) your target. The script will then proceed to mwall his previous position. |
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Post by mtlancer on Aug 25, 2017 23:10:58 GMT
works amazing tY PROPS @bump
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Post by Deleted on Sept 5, 2017 21:06:35 GMT
work for me thanks  |
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