[oksa8]

So, I've done a little research and couldn't find how to get bone positions with CLEO. For example, if I'd need right foot position, what's the script for it, and what are bone numbers for each bone?

[Wesser]

There are 2 useful functions:

• 0x5E4280, for getting the position of a bone:
  

  CODE

  0x5E4280 - RwV3d *__thiscall CPed__getBonePosition(RwV3d *vPosition int iBoneID, bool bIncludeAnim)

  
  Thanks to DK22Pac for the last argument.
  
  
• 0x5E01C0, for retrieving the position of a bone according to XYZ offsets:
  

  CODE

  0x5E01C0 - RwV3d *__thiscall CPed__getBonePositionWithOffset(RwV3d *vOffset, int iBoneID, bool bIncludeAnim)

Here is how the CLEO code looks like:

CODE

0A96: 0@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR struct 0AC7: 4@ = var 1@ offset 0AA6: call_method 0x5E4280 struct 0@ num_params 3 pop 0 bIncludeAnim 1 iBoneID 24 vPosition 4@ // CPed__getBonePosition

CODE

1@ = 0.0 // X offset 2@ = 0.0 // Y offset 3@ = 0.0 // Z offset 0A96: 0@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR struct 0AC7: 4@ = var 1@ offset 0AA6: call_method 0x5E01C0 struct 0@ num_params 3 pop 0 bIncludeAnim 1 iBoneID 24 vOffset 4@ // CPed__getBonePositionWithOffset

Now, the locals between 1@ and 3@ will contain the XYZ coordinates. Here you can find the list of all bone IDs.

This post has been edited by Wesser on Saturday, Jul 21 2012, 11:19

[oksa8]

Sweet, thanks Wesser! :]