[Fantaseb]

How can I make my saved object save there X, Y, Z Co-ordinates in C++? So say I place a object on the map how can I save the X, Y, Z co-ordinates to a another file like simple native trainer does. I have tried a few things but they are not right, so I scrapped the idea, and came and asked on here....

I know C++ and I am lost, it's just weird trying to save it.

This post has been edited by Fantaseb on Friday, Apr 13 2012, 22:23

[Bad.boy!]

uhm

[Fantaseb]

QUOTE (Bad.boy! @ Saturday, Apr 14 2012, 11:20)

uhm

I tried that, and it never worked.

[Bad.boy!]

Try this (sorry if it's wrong I only do C#)

CODE

float objectx, objecty, objectz; // Store coords to these values myfile.open ("coords.txt"); // You'll have to create one if it doesn't exist buffer << objectx; string sobjectx = buffer.str(); buffer << objecty; string sobjecty = buffer.str(); buffer << objecty; string sobjectz = buffer.str(); sobjectx += "\n"; sobjecty += "\n"; sobjectz += "\n"; myfile << sobjectx; myfile << sobjecty; myfile << sobjectz; myfile.close();

[Fantaseb]

QUOTE (Bad.boy! @ Saturday, Apr 14 2012, 12:03)

Try this (sorry if it's wrong I only do C#) CODE float objectx, objecty, objectz; // Store coords to these values myfile.open ("coords.txt"); // You'll have to create one if it doesn't exist buffer << objectx; string sobjectx = buffer.str(); buffer << objecty; string sobjecty = buffer.str(); buffer << objecty; string sobjectz = buffer.str(); sobjectx += "\n"; sobjecty += "\n"; sobjectz += "\n"; myfile << sobjectx; myfile << sobjecty; myfile << sobjectz; myfile.close();

Thanks I re-done that code and it worked Cheers buddy