[Backstabnoob]

Sorry for the stupid thread name but I didn't come with anything better up.

(I ctrl c'd it from somewhere)

PHP Code:

public fw_PlayerPreThink(id)
{
    if (!is_user_alive(id))
        return FMRES_IGNORED
    
    if (leap_longjump(id))
    {
        static Float:velocity[3]
        velocity_by_aim(id, 400, velocity)
        
        velocity[2] = 400.0
        
        set_pev(id, pev_velocity, velocity)
        
        g_lastLeaptime[id] = get_gametime()
    }
    
    return FMRES_IGNORED
}

leap_longjump(id)
{
    
    if (!(pev(id, pev_flags) & FL_ONGROUND))
        return false
    
    static buttons
    buttons = pev(id, pev_button)
    
    if (!is_user_bot(id) && (!(buttons & IN_JUMP) || !(buttons & IN_DUCK)))
        return false
    
    
    return true
} 


I want it to make you jump exactly where you are looking, not forward.

If you're looking up, you simply should jump only up and not forward with that.
If you're looking forward, you should jump only forward (thus ignore the height, maybe only a little of it so you will actually jump).

The problem is I'm kind of not familiar with these things, is it even possible?

[Hunter-Digital]

velocity_by_aim() actually does that... it launches player in the direction he's aiming... but you don't understand what you're copying:

velocity[2] = 400.0

That small part of code there overwrites the Z axis velocity generated by velocity_by_aim() and sets it to 400, which makes the player always jump upwards at 400 speed.

[Backstabnoob]

It really was that simple?

Thank you, you're right about the part I don't know what I copied

Edit: Is it possible to make you simply dash to the location you're looking at instead of making you jump? I tried to set velocity[2] to some negative values, but that seems to not do the trick.

[Hunter-Digital]

Increase the 2nd argument on velocity_by_aim to something bigger, don't exceed 2000 tough because you'll get weird directions... but if you must exceed 2000, you'll need to increase sv_maxvelocity (or mp_ prefix or sv_maxspeed... I don't really remember) cvar aswell.