AlliedModders - [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

AlliedModders (https://forums.alliedmods.net/index.php)

- Code Snippets/Tutorials (https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=83)

- - [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate (https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=138792)

[NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

It has been said that changing sv_airaccelerate for only one player was impossible.
Well, that statement is no longer true.

The following natives allow you to modify a player's airaccelerate value:

Code:

/* 
 * Sets a player's personal value for airaccelerate
 * 
 * @param    id - The player index
 * @param    airaccelerate - The value for airaccelerate
 * 
 * @return    The value for airaccelerate before setting to new value
 * 
 * @note    Use 0 as id to set all players' airaccelerate
 * 
 */
native set_user_airaccelerate(id, const airaccelerate);

/* 
 * Gets a player's personal value for airaccelerate
 * 
 * @param    id - The player index
 * 
 * @return    The value for airaccelerate
 * 
 */
native get_user_airaccelerate(id);

/* 
 * Resets a player's personal value for airaccelerate
 * 
 * @param    id - The player index
 * 
 * @return    1
 * 
 * @note    Use 0 as id to reset all players' airaccelerate
 * 
 */
native reset_user_airaccelerate(id);

To use this, install airaccelerate.amxx above any plugin in the plugins.ini.
In the plugins that use this, you will need this line at the top:

Code:

#include <airaccelerate>

Also, the plugins using this include will obviously need to compile locally.
Here are some tutorials on compiling locally:
http://wiki.amxmodx.org/Compiling_Pl...28AMX_Mod_X%29
http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=130511

Requirements:

Orpheu

PM Functions pack (attached to first post)

You can use my own test plugin to try it out for yourself.

Commands:

say /aa get
- Shows your current airaccelerate value

say /aa reset
- Resets your airaccelerate value to sv_airaccelerate

say /aa <integer>
- Sets your airaccelerate value to <integer>

Feedback and suggestions are welcome.

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

:shock: nice Exolent, u uber haxorizor :)

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

I think some of the natives posted in the code snippets are valuable enough to be put in a newer version of amxmodx. Very nice!

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Forgot to add requirements for this.
They are now in the first post.

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] (Post 1306151)

Forgot to add requirements for this.
They are now in the first post.

Bah. Orpheu.

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

You better avoid to use the memory file PM, it uses offset and can be easily broken on update. It would be more safe to save it from PM_Move.

Quote:

Bah. Orpheu.

You have not idea how it's damn useful. ^^

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arkshine (Post 1306204)

You better avoid to use the memory file PM, it uses offset and can be easily broken on update. It would be more safe to save it from PM_Move.

You have not idea how it's damn useful. ^^

Well of course, Orpheu is the best solution for everything :)

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arkshine (Post 1306204)

You better avoid to use the memory file PM, it uses offset and can be easily broken on update. It would be more safe to save it from PM_Move.

Agreed and updated.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GXLZPGX (Post 1306237)

Well of course, Orpheu is the best solution for everything :)

No, it's not. But it is powerful when needed.

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Good work. This probably won't receive as much appreciation as the hard work you put into this deserves, but it will be very useful to many people. :up:

Re: [NATIVE] Player AirAccelerate

Quote:

Originally Posted by wrecked_ (Post 1306277)

Good work. This probably won't receive as much appreciation as the hard work you put into this deserves, but it will be very useful to many people. :up:

It actually wasn't that much work.
All I had to do was look in the PM_AirAccelerate function to see what was happening and realized what needed to be done.
But thanks for appreciating my work :)