BSDocking for the plugin

[Alex.]

Sorry, but that explains how part of your plugin works, not LaunchPosHook.

[Guest]

thats what it dose simple all ready explained
basicly pub::SpaceObj::GetLocation(iTargetShip, g_Vlaunch, g_Mlaunch);
gets the docking ships coords
which i tested its geting the correct coords
then once it got them when you undock it uses

namespace HkIEngine
{
    EXPORT bool __stdcall LaunchPosHook(uint iSpaceID, struct CEqObj &p1, Vector &p2, Matrix &p3, int iDock) 
    {
	    if(g_bInPlayerLaunch)
	    {
		    p2 = g_Vlaunch;
		    p3 = g_Mlaunch;
	    }
	               p1.launch_pos(p2,p3,iDock);
		returncode = SKIPPLUGINS_NOFUNCTIONCALL; // we handled the command, return immediatly
    }
}

p2 and p3 is the position in space when you undock
but for some reason it aint geting called
g_Vlaunch and g_Mlaunch defo have the correct position
i tested that to make sure you can test that doing this
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"x %f",g_Vlaunch.x);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"y %f",g_Vlaunch.y);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"z %f",g_Vlaunch.z);

[Alex.]

PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"x %f",g_Vlaunch.x);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"y %f",g_Vlaunch.y);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"z %f",g_Vlaunch.z);

I don’t really understand how that code would work, seeing as it relies on iClientID which LaunchPosHook does not tell you?

[Guest]

//carrier not docked
look for that

PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"x %f",g_Vlaunch.x);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"y %f",g_Vlaunch.y);
PrintUserCmdText(iClientID, L"z %f",g_Vlaunch.z);
Server.PlayerLaunch(iShip, iClientID);

that is calling the launch process and g_Vlaunch
at that point is loaded with the coords
it should then call LaunchPosHook
basicly it should be called auto in the Server.PlayerLaunch(iShip, iClientID);

basicly on load up wee need to replace the original with owers
like i say it aint geting called so its failing

[Alex.]

How is that relevant to my question?
Maybe my understanding of C++ isn’t good enough, but I don’t see iClientID, g_Vlaunch or g_Mlaunch defined anywhere in that block of code you posted in this thread.

[Guest]

look right at the start you see it up there
Vector g_Vlaunch;
Matrix g_Mlaunch;

[Alex.]

namespace HkIEngine
{
    EXPORT bool __stdcall LaunchPosHook(uint iSpaceID, struct CEqObj &p1, Vector &p2, Matrix &p3, int iDock) 
    {
    if(g_bInPlayerLaunch)
    {
    p2 = g_Vlaunch;
    p3 = g_Mlaunch;
    }
               p1.launch_pos(p2,p3,iDock);
returncode = SKIPPLUGINS_NOFUNCTIONCALL; // we handled the command, return immediatly
    }
}
```Sorry, but I could not find it.

[Guest]

its used universal by all the functions
if it wasent defined it woudent compile simple
if you stick it in a function it is only used by that
and cant be used ealse where

maby you want to take a look at 88flak its m0tah code

[Ezekiel]

i think kosacid want to mean that this variable are in the GLOBAL DECLARATION section of the code, so you can call it in all the functions.

[Alex.]

You declared iClientID globally?

ಠ_ಠ

Edit: Well, I found g_iClientID, but not iClientID used for PrintUserCmdText.

[Ezekiel]

Don’t know if he do it, it’s just a suggestion, i havn’t look at the code^^

[Guest]

thing is i can patch it to use HkBeamInSys
but i want to keep the code original
dont want to mess around with it

[Guest]

found a error
p_PI->mapHooks.insert(pair<string, int=“”>(“HkIEngine::LaunchPos”, 0));

and

EXPORT bool __stdcall LaunchPos(uint iSpaceID, struct CEqObj &p1, Vector &p2, Matrix &p3, int iDock)

still not working though

also updated the link</string,>

[Guest]

@ =Alex=
i built that one for you lol think thats what your looking for
redownload and try that