Locations with pitch/yaw.

I'm using this code:

Code:java

Location loc = new Location(world, x, 100, 3.5, (float)17.5, (float)0.5);
player.teleport(loc);
System.out.println(loc);

The player is then teleported to the correct world, x, y, and z coords. However my setting of the pitch/yaw's have no effect and they end up facing a pitch of 0 and a yaw of 180.

My debugging line on the bottom prints this out, showing that I have set them correctly:

Code:

Location{world=CraftWorld{name=world},x=-1.5,y=100.0,z=3.5,pitch=0.5,yaw=17.7}

Anything I'm missing here?

 

That's odd... I think I've seen this work for me before. By the way, you can just say, "17.5f," or, "17.5F," instead of, "(float)17.5"

EDIT: Actually I've only seen this work by setting the respawn location in a respawn event... I've never tried it with teleporting.

 

Yeah. You need to manually set the pitch and yaw as far as I'm aware.

In that case, the code would be:

Code:

player.teleport(new Location(world, x, 100, 3.5);
player.getLocation().setPitch(0.5);
player.getLocation().setYaw(17.5f);

Hear hear. Never cast to float like that. Not good. Also, by convention always use a capital F and not a lower case one. The reason for this is that when you use the letter L for long, the l and 1 look very similar in Courier New (almost indistinguishable).

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

Courier escortkeel Figured it out!

This code works, however I think I misunderstood how the yaw works? It seems setting it to 0 results in the yaw being 180, and after a couple hours I figured out that it was 185 if I set it to 5... so I simply added the yaw I wanted to 180 - and it works!

yawIwanted + 180 = actualworkingyaw;

Code:

        tploc.setPitch(30.50F);
        tploc.setYaw(226.10F);