Hi,
I've been trying to figure out how to transfer a model's position from the client compter to the server. Right now, I run the entire script for the player entity on the client.
Usually, if I insert an entity by ent_create, the position of the entity is automatically updated - As long as I define an action in ent_create.
Basically, it's like I'm running two singleplayer games - except that every time a new client joins, a new model appears near the spawn point (and can be seen by all cliets and the server) and freezes there.
On the server, all players are frozen. On the clients, onlyone entity moves. (The one that the client controls).
Does anyone know how to fix this? Any help is appreciated.

On the client, send the player's position to the server with send_skill(). The server should then spread that player's position to all the other players.

Trouble is, when the server receives that player's position, it will send it right back to the client who originally sent it. This will overwrite any movements the client has made. To fix this, save the client's position into an array handled on the client side. When the client receives his old position from the server, just revert the client's position to the one saved just before the client's position was sent.

It's tricky, but if you follow the logic of it then it should make sense.

Ah, thanks, that works