get sv_footsteps

pixel3 · **Author**

Hi,

since nobody wanted to help me I tho I'll try to make this plugin myself. I just read the manual before and I found that pawn/small is quite easy stuff. Very similar to php and c++. So, now to disable footsteps on player I used set_user_footsteps(id, 1). But is there a way I can find out if footsteps are already enable on this player? I didnt find function like get_user_footsteps or smth. Is there any other way to get this?

Twilight Suzuka · 01-31-2006 , 16:41

get_user_footsteps

Charr · 01-31-2006 , 16:43

I don't think there is a get_user_footsteps, so you could try using a global var for the plugin.

pixel3 · 01-31-2006 , 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charr

I don't think there is a get_user_footsteps, so you could try using a global var for the plugin.

Yeah, ur correct. There is no get_user_footsteps(). Can u explain me a little about this global var?

Des12 · 01-31-2006 , 16:50

Code:

new footsteps[33] = 1

// ...

public footOn(id)
{
    if(footsteps[id] == 0)
          set_user_footsteps(id, 1)
    else
          client_print(id,print_chat,"[AMXX] You already have footsteps!")

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public footOff(id)
{
    if(footsteps[id] == 1)
          set_user_footsteps(id, 0)
    else
          client_print(id,print_chat,"[AMXX] Your footsteps are already disabled!")

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public client_connect(id)
{
    set_user_footsteps(id, 1)
    footsteps[id] = 1

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public client_disconnect(id)
{
    footsteps[id] = 0

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

Conjured that up real quick, the new footsteps[33] holds 32 variables, which are the id's of players in the servers.

If you need anything else just ask away!

Charr · 01-31-2006 , 16:52

A global var is a varible that the whole plugin can use.

Code:

#include <amxmodx>

new gThis_is_a_global_var[33];

public plugin_init()
...

The array 33 is for holding the different information of each player.
When declaring a new varible, make it outside of all the "public" functions. When you change the the player's footsteps, also change the var:

(the var is "gFootsetps[33]")

Code:

set_user_footsteps(id,1);
gFootsteps[id] = 1;

You can also you them in ifs like other vars:

Code:

if(gFootsteps == 1)
{
...
}

v3x · 01-31-2006 , 17:01

Code:

if(entity_get_float(id, EV_INT_flTimeStepSound) == 999.0) {
  // Has silent footsteps
} else {
  // Doesn't
}

So you could make a function like this:

Code:

stock get_user_footsteps(id) {
  if(entity_get_float(id, EV_INT_flTimeStepSound) == 999.0) {
    return 1;
  }
  return 0;
}

Des12 · 01-31-2006 , 19:06

So using a stock function is basically making your own code? In c++ you can do this easy, so would this work?

Code:

//main code
new var = 5;
addMe(var);
client_print(0,print_chat,"[AMXX] Var is now %i",var);

// ...

stock addMe( new var )
{
   var++;
   return var;
}

Charr · 01-31-2006 , 20:01

Yes except remove the new in the header.

pixel3 · 02-01-2006 , 04:04

Okey, only thing I dont understand right now this entity_get_float. What has this to do with set_user_footsteps?