[Michalplyoutube]

So how do i detect attacker (red spy)
I have tried

        new TFClassType:iClass = TF2_GetPlayerClass(client);
        new attacker = iClass == TFClass_Spy && GetClientTeam(client) == _:TFTeam_Red;

and it didn't worked

[Wliu]

It would be nice seeing what context 'client' has. If this is in OnTakeDamage/player_hurt (which I suspect it is), you should be using the 'attacker' value...

[ddhoward]

PHP Code:

new attacker = iClass == TFClass_Spy && GetClientTeam(client) == _:TFTeam_Red; 


What is this line even supposed to do? Why do you have multiple = and == in there? And why the && if you're assigning a integer value to attacker?

Please, before you go any further, look up some programming/scripting basics.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by ddhoward PHP Code: new attacker = iClass == TFClass_Spy && GetClientTeam(client) == _:TFTeam_Red;  What is this line even supposed to do? Why do you have multiple = and == in there? And why the && if you're assigning a integer value to attacker? Please, before you go any further, look up some programming/scripting basics.

Due to operator precedence, it *should* be valid code for saving a boolean value into a variable due to order precedence. In this case, it's saving true if the player is a red spy. However, what's NOT explained is why he expects this to return the attacker. (also, the variable should be tagged as bool)

(also, it wouldn't be valid if #include <tf2> isn't present above it to define the TFTeam enum)