[klippy]

For SC 5.0 to be supported properly in AMXX, I think it would be a good idea to create a thread (just like this one) where we gather all game data, and once enough is gathered, update AMXX with all our findings. This includes private data offsets, network messages information, hamdata, useful signatures for Okapi/Orpheu, etc...


I had some fun today in IDA and successfully pulled out a lot of useful information regarding CItemInventory. My main goal for this update is to find ways to control the new item inventory system through AMXX plugins.
What I have currently are some private data offsets of CItemInventory (item_inventory) and I've analyzed two messages that come with it, InvAdd and InvRemove.

I didn't have real names for these offsets so I named them myself following the naming convention that Valve mostly uses.
Updated, uses real names now - everything that's exposed to AngelScript. Every offset is byte-aligned, so divide then by 4 for use in some natives, like get_pdata_int().

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200 = Vector m_vecSpawnOrigin 
212 = Vector m_vecSpawnAngles 
224 = int m_iMoveType 
260 = int m_iIdleBody 
272 = int m_iCarriedSkin 
276 = int m_iCarriedBody 
296 = string_t m_szAllowedTeams 
399 = bool m_fEffectNonSolid 
404 = float m_flEffectGravity 
416 = float m_flEffectDamage 
196 = CBaseMonster@ m_pHolder 
228 = string_t m_szItemName 
232 = string_t m_szItemGroup 
236 = string m_szDisplayName 
240 = string_t m_szDescription 
244 = int m_iCollectLimit 
252 = bool m_fHiddenWhenCarried 
256 = int m_iIdleSkin 
264 = string_t m_szIdleSequenceName 
268 = int m_iIdleSequence 
280 = string_t m_szCarriedSequenceName 
284 = int m_iCarriedSequence 
288 = string_t m_szAllowedTargetNames 
292 = string_t m_szAllowedClassNames 
300 = string_t m_szAllowedPlayerClasses 
304 = int m_iAllowedNpcClassify 
308 = string_t m_szRequiresItemName 
312 = string_t m_szRequiresItemGroup 
316 = int m_iRequiresItemGroupNum 
320 = string_t m_szItemNameMoved 
324 = string_t m_szCantHaveItemName 
328 = string_t m_szCantHaveItemGroup 
332 = int m_iCantHaveItemGroupNum 
336 = string_t m_szItemNameNotMoved 
340 = float m_flMaximumHoldTime 
344 = bool m_fCanBeDropped 
348 = float m_flReturnTime 
352 = bool m_fDelayedRespawn 
353 = bool m_fKeepOnDeath 
354 = bool m_fKeepOnRespawn 
356 = string_t m_szTriggerOnCollect 
360 = string_t m_szTriggerOnCantCollect 
364 = string_t m_szTriggerOnDrop 
372 = string_t m_szTriggerOnUse 
376 = string_t m_szTriggerOnReturn 
380 = bool m_fEffectsPermanent 
384 = Vector m_vecEffectGlowColor 
397 = bool m_fEffectInvulnerable 
398 = float m_fEffectInvisible 
400 = float m_flEffectRespiration 
408 = float m_flEffectFriction 
412 = float m_flEffectSpeed 
420 = int m_iCollectCount 
424 = float m_flTouchedTime 
428 = float m_flCollectTime 
432 = float m_flDropTime 
436 = bool m_fRemovedByForced 
248 = float m_flWeight 
368 = string_t m_szTriggerOnCantDrop 
396 = bool m_fEffectBlockWeapons

What these do can be found in: https://sites.google.com/site/svenma...item_inventory

InvAdd arguments go as:

Long (item_inventory index)
Byte (m_fHolderCanDrop)
Byte (m_fHolderKeepOnRespawn)
Byte (m_flWeight & 0xFF)
Byte ((m_flWeight >> 8) & 0xFF)
Byte ((m_flWeight >> 16) & 0xFF)
Byte ((m_flWeight >> 24)
String (m_pszItemName)
String (m_pszDisplayName)
String (m_pszDescription)
String (pev->model)

and InvRemove:

Long (item_inventory index)
Byte (true on respawn, false otherwise)

Also, there seems to be this kind of structure:

InventoryList
{
	CItemInventory* pItem;
	InventoryList* pNext;
}

and there seems to be a pointer to it (InventoryList*) at CBaseMonster + 320(80). This would be useful for finding out what items a player has in their inventory.

Your turn now!