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Hi, I was wondering, how can I use: Ham_PainSound, in Execute Ham, and what does that do?

PHP Code:


		
			
ExecuteHam( Ham_PainSound, this );

Re: Ham_PainSound

Quote:

Originally Posted by mlibre (Post 2808215)

https://github.com/alliedmodders/amx...c#L1295..L1300

PHP Code:


		
			
/**

     * Description:        Called when monster is about to emit pain sound.

     *                    Not guaranteed to actually emit sound. (random, time, etc..)

     * Forward params:    function(this);

     * Return type:        None.

     * Execute params:    ExecuteHam(Ham_PainSound, this);

     */

Thats exactly what i wrote, What is "this"?, and what happens when it is executed?

Re: Ham_PainSound

Called when monster is about to emit pain sound. Not guaranteed to actually emit sound.

Quote:

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade (Post 1493221)

Here goes a stupid example. When you scream in pain it also shows gibs. Also it shows how you can write more concise and efficient code when more functions are exposed:

PHP Code:


		
			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <fakemeta>

#include <fakemeta_stocks>

#include <hamsandwich>

#include <xs>



#define PLUGIN    "New Plugin"

#define AUTHOR    "Unknown"

#define VERSION    "1.0"



public plugin_init()

{

    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)

    RegisterHam(Ham_PainSound,"player","painSound",0)

}



public painSound(id)

{

    new Float:eyes[3]

    

    ExecuteHam(Ham_EyePosition,id,eyes)

    

    // Equivalent to:

    new Float:origin[3], Float:view_ofs[3]

    pev(id,pev_origin,origin)

    pev(id,pev_view_ofs,view_ofs)

    xs_vec_add(origin,view_ofs,origin)

    //

    

    ExecuteHam(Ham_GibMonster,id)

    

    client_print(0,print_chat,"These vectors should be equal [%f][%f][%f] - [%f][%f][%f]",origin[0],origin[1],origin[2],eyes[0],eyes[1],eyes[2])

}