How does this work? Does it return the entity it's "penetrating"? The wiki page has little information.
physobject:IsPenetrating(entity)
returns true if it's penetrating the entity you pass.
Also, function name is amusing.
Indeed, the function name is amusing and the first time I read it I lol'd. But thanks FlapJack, this function may be of some use then.
[QUOTE=iRzilla;24671223]A quick example of this function:
[lua]
local avaster = Entity(1):GetPhysicsObject()
local stan = Entity(2)
if avaster:IsPenetrating(stan) then
avaster:Explode()
end
[/lua][/QUOTE]
haha
[QUOTE=|FlapJack|;24671158]physobject:IsPenetrating(entity)
returns true if it's penetrating the entity you pass.
Also, function name is amusing.[/QUOTE]
I'm not entirely sure this is true.
I use it like this in my gamemode:
[lua] local p = ent:GetPhysicsObject();
if (not IsValid(p)) then
ent:Remove();
player:Notify("You cannot spawn that car at this time.",1);
error("No physics for model '"..model.."'! ("..ITEM.name..","..player:Name()..")");
elseif (p:IsPenetrating()) then
player:Notify("You cannot spawn your car there!", 1);
ent:Remove();
return NULL;
end[/lua] and it returns if the car is inside anything, prop or world.
Maybe works both ways:rolleyes:
It does not take a parameter it will return true if your penetrating anything.
If your penetrating a prop and ask it player.GetAll()[1]:GetPhysicsObject():IsPenetrating(ents.GetAll()[1]) -- World.
It will return true because your penetrating something, even if it is not the world.
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