How do I set a spawnpoint as coordinates? x & y?

SpawnPoint sp = new SpawnPoint();

float x = sp.Position.X;

Do I get it right?

Well.. Where do I put the coordinates? I want to have like SpawnPoint1, SpawnPoint2, SpawnPoint3, etc.. each one has different x,y,z.

SpawnPoint s = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));

the 1st param is heading, then you have Vector3 which contains the position. You can store your SpawnPoints in an array or a list.

wait, there's a spawnpoint class?

Wait... In LCPDFR... Ahh, that's my own class written for Transportation, here it is:

public struct SpawnPoint
{
    public float Heading;
    public Vector3 Position;
    public SpawnPoint(float Heading, Vector3 Position)
    {
        this.Heading = Heading;
        this.Position = Position;
    }
    public static SpawnPoint Zero
    {
        get
        {
            return new SpawnPoint(0.0f, Vector3.Zero);
        }
    }
};

 

5 minutes ago, LtFlash said:

SpawnPoint s = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));

the 1st param is heading, then you have Vector3 which contains the position. You can store your SpawnPoints in an array or a list.

What does 0.0f define in new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3..?

2 minutes ago, LtFlash said:

Wait... In LCPDFR... Ahh, that's my own class written for Transportation, here it is:

public struct SpawnPoint
{
    public float Heading;
    public Vector3 Position;
    public SpawnPoint(float Heading, Vector3 Position)
    {
        this.Heading = Heading;
        this.Position = Position;
    }
    public static SpawnPoint Zero
    {
        get
        {
            return new SpawnPoint(0.0f, Vector3.Zero);
        }
    }
};

 

I don't need this do I?

Let's start from the beginning as I'm a lil' bit confused.

The struct SpawnPoint was implemented in LCPDFR and re-implemented by me for my own use in Transportation plugin. It stores 1) heading, 2) position. You can use it in your callout pack if you look for a method of storing different locations on the map. Example of usage:

SpawnPoint sp = new SpawnPoint(0.0, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));
Vehicle v = new Vehicle("oracle", sp.Position);
v.Heading = sp.Heading;

 

3 minutes ago, LtFlash said:

Let's start from the beginning as I'm a lil' bit confused.

The struct SpawnPoint was implemented in LCPDFR and re-implemented by me for my own use in Transportation plugin. It stores 1) heading, 2) position. You can use it in your callout pack if you look for a method of storing different locations on the map. Example of usage:

SpawnPoint sp = new SpawnPoint(0.0, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));
Vehicle v = new Vehicle("oracle", sp.Position);
v.Heading = sp.Heading;

 

Thought so :) Got a similar class Location, i thought there was no such thing in LSPDFR itself

7 minutes ago, LtFlash said:

Let's start from the beginning as I'm a lil' bit confused.

The struct SpawnPoint was implemented in LCPDFR and re-implemented by me for my own use in Transportation plugin. It stores 1) heading, 2) position. You can use it in your callout pack if you look for a method of storing different locations on the map. Example of usage:

SpawnPoint sp = new SpawnPoint(0.0, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));
Vehicle v = new Vehicle("oracle", sp.Position);
v.Heading = sp.Heading;

 

SpawnPoint SpawnPointShooter = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim1 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim2 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim3 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim4 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim5 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim6 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim7 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim8 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim9 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim10 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim11 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim12 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim13 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));
            SpawnPoint SpawnPointVictim14 = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));

            Shooter = new Ped(SpawnPointShooter);

 

For Shooter = new Ped(SpawnPointShooter);

SpawnPointShooter says can't convert from LSPD_First_Response.Engine.Spawnpoint to Rage.Vector3 ??

Try:

Shooter = new Ped(SpawnPointShooter.Position);

1 hour ago, LtFlash said:

Try:

Shooter = new Ped(SpawnPointShooter.Position);

SpawnPoint SpawnPointShooter = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));

 

What does SpawnPoint(0.0f,

represent?

5 minutes ago, ToastinYou said:

SpawnPoint SpawnPointShooter = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(-1758.445f, 125.273f, 64.774f));

 

What does SpawnPoint(0.0f,

represent?

Read the SpawnPoint contructor:

public SpawnPoint(float Heading, Vector3 Position)

 

3 hours ago, LtFlash said:

SpawnPoint s = new SpawnPoint(0.0f, new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f));

the 1st param is heading, then you have Vector3 which contains the position. You can store your SpawnPoints in an array or a list.