TeleportService

Overview

The TeleportService provides functionality for teleporting entities and players within the game world. It includes methods for safe teleportation, distance calculations, position validation, and player-specific teleportation features.

Features

• Teleport entities to specific positions or other entities.
• Teleport players to coordinates or other players.
• Calculate distances between entities.
• Find players within a radius or nearest to a position.
• Validate positions for safety.

Methods

Basic Teleportation

TeleportToEntity

Teleports an entity to another entity's position.

Parameters:

• Entity entity: The entity to teleport.
• Entity target: The target entity to teleport to.
• float3 offset: Optional offset from the target position.
• bool validatePosition: Whether to validate the target position for safety.

Returns:

• bool: true if teleportation was successful, false otherwise.

Example:

Entity entity = ...;
Entity target = ...;
float3 offset = new float3(1, 0, 0);
bool success = TeleportService.TeleportToEntity(entity, target, offset);

TeleportToPosition

Teleports an entity to a specific position with optional validation.

Parameters:

• Entity entity: The entity to teleport.
• float3 position: The target position.
• bool preserveRotation: Whether to keep the current rotation.

Returns:

• bool: true if teleportation was successful, false otherwise.

Example:

Entity entity = ...;
float3 position = new float3(10, 20, 30);
bool success = TeleportService.TeleportToPosition(entity, position);

Player-Specific Methods

TeleportPlayerToPlayer

Teleports a player to another player's position.

Parameters:

• string playerName: Name of the player to teleport.
• string targetPlayerName: Name of the target player.
• float3 offset: Optional offset from the target position.

Returns:

• bool: true if teleportation was successful, false otherwise.

Example:

string playerName = "Player1";
string targetPlayerName = "Player2";
float3 offset = new float3(0, 0, 5);
bool success = TeleportService.TeleportPlayerToPlayer(playerName, targetPlayerName, offset);

TeleportPlayer

Teleports a player to specific coordinates with safety checks.

Parameters:

• string playerName: Name of the player to teleport.
• float x: X coordinate.
• float y: Y coordinate.
• float z: Z coordinate.
• bool validatePosition: Whether to validate the position.

Returns:

• bool: true if teleportation was successful, false otherwise.

Example:

string playerName = "Player1";
float x = 10;
float y = 20;
float z = 30;
bool success = TeleportService.TeleportPlayer(playerName, x, y, z);

Utility Methods

GetDistance

Calculates the distance between two entities.

Parameters:

• Entity entity1: The first entity.
• Entity entity2: The second entity.

Returns:

• float: Distance between the entities, or -1 if either entity is invalid.

Example:

Entity entity1 = ...;
Entity entity2 = ...;
float distance = TeleportService.GetDistance(entity1, entity2);

FindNearestPlayer

Finds the nearest player to a given position.

Parameters:

• float3 position: The reference position.
• float maxDistance: Maximum distance to consider.

Returns:

• PlayerData: The nearest player, or null if none found.

Example:

float3 position = new float3(10, 20, 30);
PlayerData nearestPlayer = TeleportService.FindNearestPlayer(position);

GetPlayersInRadius

Gets all players within a specified radius of a position.

Parameters:

• float3 center: The center position.
• float radius: The search radius.

Returns:

• List<PlayerData>: List of players within the radius.

Example:

float3 center = new float3(10, 20, 30);
float radius = 50;
List<PlayerData> players = TeleportService.GetPlayersInRadius(center, radius);

Notes

• Ensure entities are valid before attempting teleportation.
• Position validation is crucial for avoiding unsafe teleportation scenarios.
• Player-specific methods rely on PlayerService for player data retrieval.