engageplayerpos: gets 3 parameters for each player: x,y,z
for example: 0,0,0,3.5,3,4.5
will position player 1 in: (0,0,0)
and player 2 in: (3.5,3,4.5)
engageplayerrot is corrently under development, and may not work correctly. I'll explain what it does:
engageplayerrot is the same, but for rotation around the relevant axis: x,y or z.
We currently support only rotation around the z axis, so keep the first 2 as zero:
for example:
0,0,20,0,0,160
(!) to use engageplayerrot , engageplayerpos must be set as well.