Making the player face a certain direction

[tyeeeee1]

Hey, I'm trying to get a player to face a certian direction but for some reason the script doesen't seem to work. I believe it is because I'm not setting the player to the pPlayer variable but I'm not exactly sure how. If anyone sees where I made my mistake the help is welcomed.

function Teleport_FirstEnterWorld(pPlayer, Event) -- Remember to rename from teleport to change orentation
	local race = pPlayer:GetPlayerRace()
	if (race == 1) then
		pPlayer:SetFacing(2.034960)
		pPlayer:SendChatMessage(12, 7, "Glory to the Alliance!")
RegisterServerHook(3, "Teleport_FirstEnterWorld")

It is supposed to make the player face the orentation 2.034960 when he/she enters the game for the first time, this is because my playercreateinfo table doesen't have a field for orentation. The "Glory to the Alliance!" part is just for me to see that the script is working, so far it isn't. (This is just for human characters.)

[stoneharry]

A variable name makes no difference what so ever.

Try this:

pPlayer:SetPosition(pPlayer:GetX(), pPlayer:GetY(), pPlayer:GetZ(), 2.034960)

[tyeeeee1]

That doesen't seem to work either. I've done a bit more testing by changing the orentation number to say 1, 3, 40, 60, etc... but the player always no matter what the number is faces the exact same spot. I'm going to think a bit more on this because without the script the player always faces a different direction on spawn, but with the script they always face the same direction.
The orentation the player faces upon spawn every single time at the moment is around 6.

Also, just so I can understand scripts a bit more. Does the line "function Teleport_FirstEnterWorld(pPlayer, Event)" combined with "RegisterServerHook(3, "Teleport_FirstEnterWorld")" tell the game that the player that is entering the world for the first time ever is pPlayer?

[stoneharry]

Well what I posted just there worked fine for me, so /shrug.

The hook listens for players entering the world which has the 'FirstLogin' field in the characters database flagged. When it detects a player with this flag, it fires the event, and all the hooks listening for this event will be triggered. The event carries two parameters - the player who triggered the event, and the event ID (in this case the event ID would be 3).

Variables can be called anything you want, because it is a variable. It could be:

function footballloggedin(Football, Lol)
Football:SetPosition...
end

[tyeeeee1]

It must be something on my end then, thanks for the help.