If I attempt to use the DECORATE variable 'z' in my ZSCRIPT function, it gives me a warning in the console saying that it is deprecated since 3.2.0. Is there a way around this?
Basically, I am trying to find out if a enemy that is attacking me is above or below me for A_ThrowGrenade() ! I've tried exact numbers and it seems to work but not for up/down dynamically!
Using DECORATE variable 'Z' in ZSCRIPT function...
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Re: Using DECORATE variable 'Z' in ZSCRIPT function...
An actor's position is stored as a vector which is named Pos. So you want to use Pos.z, in your case. Of course, the same goes for when you want to access x an y.
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Re: Using DECORATE variable 'Z' in ZSCRIPT function...
Thank You, I was able to come up with this bit of code which was what I was seeking:
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Actor p_Player = GetPointer(AAPTR_PLAYER1);
if (self.Pos.z > p_Player.Pos.z){
A_Print("Monster is Higher");
} else {
A_Print("Player is Higher");
}