%client.player.getPosition()

#1 Try instead this:

// Get player object transform
%transform = %client.player.getTransform();

// Get transform returns 7? digits seperated by a space
// The first 3 numbers of this variable represent
//   the position of the object
%posX = getWord(%transform, 0);
%posY = getWord(%transform, 1);
%posZ = getWord(%transform, 2);

// Optional step
%position = %posX @ SPC @ %posY @ SPC @ %posZ;

#2 If I am right, you can get the position using %client.player.position.

greetings
Daniel

#3 %client.player.locate(); also works...I added this function to player.cs:

function Player::locate(%this)
{
   %this.getPosition();
}

#4 Isn't that just redundant? It does the same thing.

I think the problem here is people are not getting a correct %client or %player object, probably because they are working in a function that was never passed one or because it is passed one but its %this instead of %client or %player.

#5 I'm sure you're right--I just couldn't get getPosition to work in a number of functions. Wasn't passing the right variables.... Some of your other recent posts have helped my understanding of the diffs between %this, %client, and %player. :)

#6 You know..... it doesnt work for me either.... However.. this does:

localclientconnection.player.getPosition()

#7 Thanks, that was helpful with another problem. I was wondering why for the AI I was getting a player and the player I wasn't, but that's since I was getting a clientconnection instead.