[Arkshine]

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public OrpheuHookReturn:onKickBack(obj, Float:upBase, Float:latBase, Float:upMod, Float:latMod, Float:upMax, Float:latMax, dirChange) {
/*
	client_print(0, print_chat, "upBase: %f, latBase: %f, upMod: %f, latMod: %f, upMax: %f, latMax: %f, dirChange: %d", upBase, latBase, upMod, latMod, upMax, latMax, dirChange);
	// client_print(0, print_chat, "yay");
	
	OrpheuSetParam(1, 0.0);
	OrpheuSetParam(2, 0.0);
	OrpheuSetParam(3, 0.0);
	OrpheuSetParam(4, 0.0);
	OrpheuSetParam(5, 0.0);
	OrpheuSetParam(6, 0.0);
*/
	
	return OrpheuIgnored;
}

I know it's not used but, "obj" is the weapon index. That's not a hook from CGamerules class or CHalfLifeMutliplay. And param should start to 2. ;)

[kielor]

I know it's gay but better to set maxspeed to 0.0 instead of 1000000.0... nvm, but as for me it's better =)

[aportner]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I know it's not used but, "obj" is the weapon index. That's not a hook from CGamerules class or CHalfLifeMutliplay. And param should start to 2. ;)

haha oops I'm dumb. Fixed!

Originally Posted by kielor I know it's gay but better to set maxspeed to 0.0 instead of 1000000.0... nvm, but as for me it's better =)

Makes sense! Fixed!

[lazarev]

pistols are innacurate for me

[aportner]

Originally Posted by lazarev pistols are innacurate for me

Try setting cl_lw to 0. With cl_lw set to 1, the client predicts where the bullets are going, ignoring where the server says they actually went. So if you change the server logic for bullet position with cl_lw set to 1, it'll still look like nothing has changed on the client. To test, I usually change the map to de_nuke and try to break the vents or the windows while jumping.

[lazarev]

Originally Posted by aportner Try setting cl_lw to 0. With cl_lw set to 1 ... jumping.

thanks for info!

For pistols: You could do:

PHP Code:

set_pdata_float( weaponId, 62, 1.0, 4 ) // m_flAccuracy = 62; 


instead of setting velocity & flags
Also you forgot to check for FL_ONGROUND value:/

[Arkshine]

bad idea.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by lazarev For pistols: You could do: PHP Code: set_pdata_float( weaponId, 62, 1.0, 4 ) // m_flAccuracy = 62;  instead of setting velocity & flags Also you forgot to check for FL_ONGROUND value:/

Correct.
From my "i aim good" plugin version :

PHP Code:

public Pistol_PrimaryAttack_Pre( iPistol )
{
    if( get_weapon_shotsfired( iPistol ) <= 1 )
    {
        new id = get_weapon_owner( iPistol )
        if( g_bAimGoodArena || HasUserGoodAim( id ) )
        {
            set_weapon_accuracy(iPistol, 1.0)
            #if defined NO_RECOIL
                pev(id, pev_punchangle, g_flPunchAngle)
                EnableHamForward( g_iHhWeaponPrimaryAttackPost[get_weapon_id( iPistol )] )
            #endif
        }
    }
}

public Glock_PrimaryAttack_Pre( iGlock )
{
    if( get_weapon_shotsfired( iGlock ) <= 1 || get_glock_burst(iGlock) )
    {
        new id = get_weapon_owner( iGlock )
        if( g_bAimGoodArena || HasUserGoodAim( id ) )
        {
            set_weapon_accuracy(iGlock, 1.0)
            #if defined NO_RECOIL
                pev(id, pev_punchangle, g_flPunchAngle)
                EnableHamForward( g_iHhWeaponPrimaryAttackPost[ CSW_GLOCK18 ] )
            #endif
        }
    }
}

public Smgs_PrimaryAttack_Pre( iSmg )
{
    if( get_weapon_clip(iSmg) > 0 )
    {
        new id = get_weapon_owner(iSmg)
        if( g_bAimGoodArena || HasUserGoodAim( id ) )
        {
            set_weapon_accuracy(iSmg, 0.0)
            #if defined NO_RECOIL
                pev(id, pev_punchangle, g_flPunchAngle)
                EnableHamForward( g_iHhWeaponPrimaryAttackPost[get_weapon_id( iSmg )] )
            #endif
        }
    }
}

#if defined NO_RECOIL
    public Pistol_Smgs_PrimaryAttack_Post( iWeapon )
    {
        set_pev(get_weapon_owner( iWeapon ), pev_punchangle, g_flPunchAngle)
        DisableHamForward( g_iHhWeaponPrimaryAttackPost[get_weapon_id( iWeapon )] )
    }
#endif 


Problem is that it would set accuracy to perfect, when this plugin only want to set it as it is when you are on ground.

[Arkshine]

No, that's not entirely correct. If you don't set the flag/velocity you will still use the value for when you are not in the ground, and just forcing m_flAccuracy to 1.0 you won't see much difference. I would personally prefer to hook the *Fire() function and setting on the fly the value to the one when you are in the ground.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I would personally prefer to hook the *Fire() function and setting on the fly the value to the one when you are in the ground.

With orpheu you can, and you hook exactly what is needed, no need to hook pre and post and set nack properties.
But then you would need 1 callback per pistol type, or to check pistol type in callback.
That would still be better.