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Execution (Gears of War) 1.5 - 16/09/2009

Execution based on gears of war, a gametype which add health regenerating, downing your enemies and rescuing your teammates before they bleedout.

While downed, the enemies can only HS, stab and nade you. To rescue a friend you have to walk to them and press your use buttom on them.

The person who is downed will bleed, get red screen and get freezed. There is a status icon which indicate when they are downed and also when you regenerating health.

Code:

amx_execution, sv_execution = 1/0

- Turn on and off the plugin.



amx_ex_bleedout, sv_ex_bleedout = Float

- Bleed out time, the time it takes to die.

- Should be higher than 10.0 and lower than 60.0.

amx_ex_regenerate, sv_ex_regenerate = Float

- Health regenerate time.

- Should be higher than 0.2 and lower than 3.0.

amx_ex_heal, sv_ex_heal = Float

- The time it takes to start health regenerating, the time will 

  reset each time you take damage.

- Should be higher than 3.0 and lower than 8.0.



amx_ex_*

- Console commands

sv_ex_*

- Server commands

Version 1.0
- First release
Version 1.1
- Removed module:Engine
- Removed module:Cstrike
- Replaced touch with fm_touch
Version 1.2
- Fixed the broken pcvar's
Version 1.3
- More headshot blood when downed
- Replaced [set|get]_user_health
- Temporary fix for downed
Version 1.4
- Fixed critical bugs
- Less screen shake
Version 1.5
- Fixed minor bugs
- Fixed New Round bug
- Fixed errors from bots
- Less sound clashes
- Removed silent sound in the wav files
- Changed cvar commands

Re: Execution 1.0 - 16/02/08

sounds good.
attach files here, and attach the .sma separately so the "Get Plugin" option will come into effect
also, you cannot upload .amxx files since the UAIO incident
i suggest a .zip for sounds, attach the .sma, attach the lang file, and just have installation instructions on your first post.

EDIT: also, seeing as you are using cstrike module, change the Modification to Counter-Strike
o, and change the category, because this is a gameplay type plugin, not admin commands :)

Re: Execution 1.0 - 16/02/08

Oh, thanks. I will attach the files then.

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

- require_module() is depreciated since AMX Mod X autoloads the necessary module.

- uhh ? Just use pcvar. What's the point to use [set|get]_cvar_*() too ?

Code:

cvar_execution=register_cvar("ex_execution","1");
// [..]
set_cvar_num("ex_execution",1);
set_pcvar_num(cvar_execution,1);

- Since you are using fakemeta, you can remove cstrike requirement:

cs_get_weapon_id() replaced by a macro for example :

Code:

#define OFFSET_WEAPONTYPE 43
#define LINUX_EXTRAOFFSET 4

#define cs_get_weapon_id(%1) get_pdata_int( %1, OFFSET_WEAPONTYPE, LINUX_EXTRAOFFSET )

cs_get_user_team() replaced by get_user_team()

- You can also remove engine requirement. Just use FM_Touch forward instead of register_touch()

That's all for my suggestions for the moment.

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

I see, I don't understand the OFFSET thing, but I can fix the other suggestions you made.

get_pdata_int( %1, OFFSET_WEAPONTYPE, LINUX_EXTRAOFFSET ) almost same as cs_get_weapon_id(%1) and %1 are the index?

And with the cvar I tought it looks much better if you for exemple type ex_execution in the console then you know if the plugin are on or off.

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

It's a macro. I've wrote 'cs_get_weapon_id' but you write what you want, like GetWeaponID(). %1 is the player's index. ( You can see the source of this function. cstrike.cpp / cstrike.h )

Quote:

And with the cvar I tought it looks much better if you for exemple type ex_execution in the console then you know if the plugin are on or off.

I don't understand... *_pcvar_* or *_cvar* do the same thing, except using pcvar is a lot better.

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

Quote:

Originally Posted by arkshine (Post 585815)

I don't understand... *_pcvar_* or *_cvar* do the same thing, except using pcvar is a lot better.

To expand on this, *_cvar_* has to search through every single cvar until it finds the one it is looking for. *_pcvar_* goes straight to the cvar it wants and doesn't have to search.

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

You can read a more long explanation by Twilight Suzuka here : http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthr...371#post550371

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

But if you update the pcvar the cvar won't change.

I have remove the engine & and cstrike module now, I can't get block jump to work.

Code:

public fm_cmd_start(id,uc_handle,seed)
{
    if((get_pcvar_num(cvar_execution) != 1) || (!is_user_alive(id)))
    {
        return FMRES_IGNORED;
    }
  
    new button = get_uc(uc_handle,UC_Buttons);
    
    if(g_player_downed[id])
    {
        if(button & IN_ATTACK)
        {
            button &= ~IN_ATTACK;
            set_uc(uc_handle,UC_Buttons,button);
        }
        
        if(button & IN_ATTACK2)
        {
            button &= ~IN_ATTACK2;
            set_uc(uc_handle,UC_Buttons,button);
        }
        
        if(button & IN_JUMP)
        {
            button &= ~IN_JUMP;
            set_uc(uc_handle,UC_Buttons,button);
        }
    }
    
    if(button & IN_USE)
    {
        g_player_use[id] = true;
    }
    else if(button & ~IN_USE)
    {
        g_player_use[id] = false;
    }
    
    return FMRES_HANDLED;
}

Re: Execution (Gears of War) 1.0 - 16/02/08

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshGomez (Post 585983)

But if you update the pcvar the cvar won't change.

Wrong. If you update using a pcvar function, the cvar changes

PHP Code:


		
			
new amx_test = register_cvar("amx_test", "5");

set_pcvar_num(amx_test, 2);

The above does the same thing as below, it is just the above is much quicker doing it.

PHP Code:


		
			
register_cvar("amx_test", "5");

set_cvar_num("amx_test", 2);