[chamber]

Is there a better way to check if the player is aiming at a ped (and if so, get their handle) than just looping

02DD: 88@ = get_random_ped_in_zone
if
0457: player $PLAYER_CHAR aiming_at_actor

until it gets a hit?

[badboy]

There's probably some address that stores that info, which someone else knows. But in the mean time you could try to get the ped that damaged the player. Because peds tend to shoot the player when they're aiming at him.

CODE

0A8E: 0@ = 0xB6F5F0 + 0x764

EDIT: misunderstood the question

This post has been edited by badboy: Jan 31 2013, 04:11 PM

[Deji]

Is there a better way to check if the player is aiming at a ped (and if so, get their handle) than just looping

02DD: 88@ = get_random_ped_in_zone
if
0457: player $PLAYER_CHAR aiming_at_actor

until it gets a hit?

IF
    0457:   player $PLAYER_CHAR aiming_at_actor
THEN
    // CPlayerPed.pTargetChar
    0@ += 0x79C

    // Get CPed*
    0A8D: read_memory 0@ size 4 vp 0 store_to 0@

    // call the method CPool<CPed>::HandleOf()
    0AA8: call_method_return {CPed} 0x4442D0 struct {CPool<CPed>} 0xB74490 num_params 1 pop 0 params 0@ store_to 0@
END

[LINK/2012]

What's the point to use [0AA8: CPool<CPed>::HandleOf] there? why not 0AEA?

[Deji]

Well, what's the point of not using 0AD2? I assumed chamber wanted a solution independant of CLEO 4.

[LINK/2012]

Hm well, thought 0AEA was a CLEO2 opcode because the contrary opcode is