function GetPlayerDistance(e)
tPlayerDX = (g_Entity[e]['x'] - g_PlayerPosX)
tPlayerDY = (g_Entity[e]['y'] - g_PlayerPosY)
tPlayerDZ = (g_Entity[e]['z'] - g_PlayerPosZ)
if math.abs(tPlayerDY) > 100 then
tPlayerDY = tPlayerDY * 4
end
return math.sqrt(math.abs(tPlayerDX*tPlayerDX)+math.abs(tPlayerDY*tPlayerDY)+math.abs(tPlayerDZ*tPlayerDZ));
end
I am just trying to work out why this function does the check on the tPlayerDY?
if math.abs(tPlayerDY) > 100 then
tPlayerDY = tPlayerDY * 4
end
ie: If the height difference between the player and the entity is greater than 100 then times the result by 4...?
Any idea why this is done or needed..?
Cheers
I may be old, but at least my memory still ....hmmm
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