[Morning]

I want to use StartTouch to detect when a player touches an entity or vice-versa so I can do something with either player or entity. Im having the problem of not being able to access the other's index.

I found this thread, but that relates to a player touching a tank bot and I can't make it work for me. I don't have much code to go on because I don't know weather I should be hooking touch on the player or entity to start with. I would prefer to hook touch on the entity because the entity won't be moving around touching lots of other items, for example:

#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <sdkhooks>

public Action Spawn(char model[64], char origin[128])
{
	int entity = CreateEntityByName("prop_physics_override");
	DispatchKeyValue(entity, "count", "1");
	DispatchKeyValue(entity, "collisions", "1");
	DispatchKeyValue(entity, "spawnflags", "11");
	DispatchKeyValue(entity, "origin", origin);
	DispatchKeyValue(entity, "model", model); 
	DispatchSpawn(entity);
	SDKHook(entity, SDKHook_StartTouch, Touch_Player);
}

public Action Touch_Player(int entity)
{

}

[Marttt]

You callback is wrong, check: sdkhooks.inc

PHP Code:

    // EndTouch
    // StartTouch
    // Touch
    // Blocked
    function Action (int entity, int other);

    // EndTouchPost
    // StartTouchPost
    // TouchPost
    function void (int entity, int other); 


Where entity is "the entity/client you hooked" and other is the "other touching entity" (e.g. player)

Should be

PHP Code:

public Action Touch_Player(int entity, int other)
{
    PrintToChatAll("entity %i, is touching %i", entity, other);

    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


And if you won't change the behavior, is safer to use StartTouchPost

[Morning]

Okay, now i feel stupid! Thanks Marttt