Entity Grabber / 'Gravity Gun' (15 Sep 2007) [Important News: July 2008]
This plugin is an attempt to create an entity manipulation tool for source mods. The plugin allows a select list of users (specified in a cvar) to move physics props, entities, and players around. This plugin is unique in the fact that it allows you to throw objects at other objects, and allows you to damage players by throwing them towards the ground. The newest version now supports damaging players by throwing props at them. This somewhat mimics the gravity gun / physcannon in hl2.
Important News ( July 4, 2008 ): A user access bug was discovered that could allow players to gain unauthorized access to grabber commands. This problem only occurs if a default user level is not set. Workaround details can be found at http://harrisonpham.com/sourcemods/grabber/ . Current Version (grabber_version cvar): 1.2.2 beta - Sep 15, 2007 (Beta + New Features) - Make sure you update grabber_config.txt Installation - Download the zip file from the download link below and extract to your mod directory (cstrike for css). - Add the line "addons/grabber/bin/grabber_mm" (without quotes) in your metaplugins.ini - Modify the grabber_config.txt file located in addons/grabber/ to configure your settings. Users, spawnable models, and other options are located in this file. All older configuration cvars have been removed since most settings require a map reload anyways. Commands (grab_help) +grab / -grab - Used when bound to a single key to grab when held down. grab_toggle - Toggles grabbing. grab_forward / grab_reverse - Moves grab target forward / reverse. grab_shoot - Accelerates the grabbed object like a projectile. New Commands (Beta) +physcannon - Bind to key to allow physcannon 'like' usage grab_freeze / grab_unfreeze - Freezes an objects (disables physics motion). grab_spawn <item name / id> - Spawns an item from the models list (either by list index or shortcut) grab_spawnlist <search name / id> - Lists spawnable items matching search criteria grab_delete - Deletes object you currently have grabbed grab_teleport - (Beta) Teleports you to the location you are pointing at. You may get stuck in walls... grab_testspawn <item name / id> <classname> - Test spawning items with different classnames. Mostly for debug. CVARS grabber_version - Version cvar. (There seems to be a linux bug when querying this cvar, so don't try querying it and don't set it). Changelog Code:
09/15/07 Code:
- Linux CVAR crash bug. Don't touch the grabber_* cvars for now. - L Duke for his entity spawning code and help. This plugin currently only works on CS Source. I am currently working on DOD:S compatibility. Download Link: http://harrisonpham.com/sourcemods/grabber/index.php (Version 1.2.2 beta Posted) Demo Video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...80626105&hl=en Thanks to: c0ldfyr3, L. Duke, Knagg0, and everyone else who helped me on these forums. Hippo |
Re: Entity Grabber / 'Gravity Gun'
Very nice.. I spy EntMod: Source :o
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Re: Entity Grabber / 'Gravity Gun'
Fuck me sideways that is the coolest thing i have ever seen for css. Awesome job!
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I will try this in DODS for you, I post back to let you know if it works or not. Looks sick as hell.
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Re: Entity Grabber / 'Gravity Gun'
Nice job Hippo!
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Jedi powers ;o
Nice job. ~Dan |
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I was playing with this some more. It's pretty helpful when I'm testing the code to spawn physics props. I sent you a PM about adding the ability to spawn props. Here's a quick vid I did spawning a new physics prop and using grabber:
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Well, i miss the linux version :D
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I have just posted the linux binary for v1.00. I have not tested it since my linux box doesn't support sse which is apparently required for srcds.
The link is located in the original post. Hippo |
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