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UNSOLVED [Bug][Gamemode/Maniascript] Player.Vehicle not available in scripts
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On the `CSmMode` Script, the vehicles of a Player are allways `Null`. This is an issue for custom gamemode creation like we are doing with FlagRush.
- When `Player.UseCrudeExtrapolation` is set to `True`, the clients have information of only their own vehicle. The Gamemode script doesn't have access to any of the vehilces (`Player.Vehicle` is `Null` for each player)
- When `Player.UseCrudeExtrapolation` is set to `False`, the clients have information about the vehicles of every player. For the gamemode, the vehicles are still `Null`.
I guess the server has to have information about the player vehicles, as they are distributed to the other player when crude extrapolation is not used, but they are not exposed to the script API or something for some reason.
Especially in FlagRush we could make use of some of the parameters in there and we would be glad to have these information.
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Hey @ze-rax ,
Thanks for reaching out to us and reporting this!
Sorry for our delay in picking this up!
I've passed this onto then team for them to take a closer look into.
It may be that they need more information, so please keep an eye out as we'll let you know here if this is the case.
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