I got it! In order to make your Y axis angle (up and down view) stay the same you have to multiply it by -3. I'll explain it in detail in case someone needs this as well.
So basically your angle for pev_angles has 3 parts: Angle [0] makes you look up or down. Angle [1] left to right. And angle [2], well let's say you spin in this angle and it'll like you're doing cartwheels.
I experimented and made two commands: Check_Angle and Set_Angle, which are both self explanatory. But when I check angle[0] and it returns, let's say 7.0; when I then set angle[0] to 7.0 it gives me a different angle. So I set the angle to -90.0 and when I checked it it was 30.0. Here's the code I used.
PHP Code:
public plugin_init()
{
register_plugin("Dizzy Test", "alpha", "hellmonja");
register_clcmd("check_angle", "Check_Angle");
register_clcmd("set_angle", "Set_Angle");
}
public Check_Angle(user)
{
new Float:old_angle[3];
pev(user, pev_angles, old_angle);
// pev(user, pev_v_angle, old_angle);
client_print(user, print_chat, "0:%f | 1:%f | 2:%f", old_angle[0], old_angle[1], old_angle[2]);
return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
public Set_Angle(user)
{
new y_angle[32];
read_argv( 1, y_angle, sizeof y_angle - 1 );
new Float:old_angle[3], Float:new_angle[3];
pev(user, pev_angles, old_angle);
// pev(user, pev_v_angle, old_angle);
new_angle[0] = str_to_float(y_angle);
new_angle[1] = old_angle[1];
new_angle[2] = old_angle[2];
set_pev(user, pev_angles, new_angle);
// set_pev(user, pev_v_angle, new_angle);
set_pev(user, pev_fixangle, 1);
return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
Like I said, if you want to get angle[0] of pev_angles and want to set to view back to that angle you have to multiply it by -3 when you set pev_angles again.
Thanks to everyone who replied. Knowing people are ready support you in this site is much appreciated...