Sscanf2 Samp [2026 Edition]

The u specifier does all of this automatically.

For strings, you can use S(string) to set a default string. sscanf2 samp

It is a compiled C++ plugin, making it significantly faster than pure PAWN alternatives. The u specifier does all of this automatically

SetPlayerPos(targetid, x, y, z); SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "Position set!"); return 1; sscanf2 samp

sscanf returns on success. If the string does not match the format (e.g., you expected a number but got a word), it returns a non-zero value indicating the offset of the error. This makes validation incredibly easy.