[JLHack7]

Spawn the targets from TF2's training mode.


-- Commands
sm_addtarget <1-9>

The number determines what class the spawned target is.

If a number is not specified or an invalid number is specified, it'll pick a random one for you.

To find the numbers for each class, just hit your changeclass bind.

-- Changelog:

2010-09-25 (v0.1a - 0.5a)

• Private initial versions, simply spawned a random target.

2010-10-16 (v1.0)

• Initial public release version.
• Allowed user to specify which class to spawn through arguments.

2010-11-11 (v1.1)

• Changed prop_dynamic back to prop physics.

This should fix problems with hitboxes

[MrSaturn]

Are the targets suppose to be destroyable? as it is right now all it does is create a little prop that you can even walk through and cant destroy.

You can add me to your steam friends if you want, I have a seperate 12slot server just for testing out plugins.

http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197990042881

[noodleboy347]

Originally Posted by MrSaturn Are the targets suppose to be destroyable? as it is right now all it does is create a little prop that you can even walk through and cant destroy. You can add me to your steam friends if you want, I have a seperate 12slot server just for testing out plugins. http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197990042881

Soldier rockets can destroy them

[MrSaturn]

Any chance you can make em destroyable by anything? Even if you hit it with a rocket it just goes straight through. You have to aim at it's feet. Seems kinda dinky, atm.

[FlaminSarge]

The plugin is spawning it as a prop_dynamic, correct? Try spawning it as a prop_physics_override. It might fall over, but I think its hitbox will be the same as the model.
The "new String:targetclass[128] = "prop_dynamic";" would be where to change, I think. prop_physics might work too.

[Thrawn2]

this is how i do it: (only a snippet, missing some functions)

PHP Code:

public SpawnABall(iCreator) {
    SetTeleportEndPoint(iCreator);

    g_iBall = CreateEntityByName("prop_physics_multiplayer");
    if(IsValidEntity(g_iBall))
    {
        SetEntityModel(g_iBall, MDL_BALL);
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_takedamage", 2);
        DispatchSpawn(g_iBall);

        //DispatchKeyValue(g_iBall, "skin", bool:GetRandomInt(0,1) ? "1" : "0");
        //DispatchKeyValue(g_iBall, "targetname", "bomb");

        //SetEntPropEnt(g_iBall, Prop_Send, "m_hOwnerEntity", iCreator);
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_takedamage", 2);
        //SetEntPropEnt(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_hLastAttacker", iCreator);

        //Use the balls VPhysics for collisions
        SetEntProp( g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_nSolidType", 6 );
        SetEntProp( g_iBall, Prop_Send, "m_nSolidType", 6 );

        //Only detect bullet/damage collisions
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_CollisionGroup", 2);
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Send, "m_CollisionGroup", 2);

        //Set the shield's health
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_iMaxHealth", 150);
        SetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_iHealth", 150);

        AcceptEntityInput( g_iBall, "DisableCollision" );
        AcceptEntityInput( g_iBall, "EnableCollision" );

        DispatchKeyValue(g_iBall, "disableshadows", "1");
        DispatchKeyValue(g_iBall, "physicsmode", "1");
        DispatchKeyValue(g_iBall, "spawnflags", "256");

        g_pos[2] += 50.0;
        TeleportEntity(g_iBall, g_pos, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR);

        SDKHook(g_iBall, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);
    }
}

public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype) {
    if(attacker > 0 && attacker <= MaxClients && IsClientInGame(attacker) && TMG_IsPlaying(attacker)) {
        new iHealth = GetEntProp(g_iBall, Prop_Data, "m_iHealth");
        if(iHealth - damage <= 0.0) {
            BallExplode();
        }

        g_bSuccess[attacker] = g_bSimon;
    } else {
        damage = 0.0;
    }

    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


[JLHack7]

My bad I forgot about this thread for a bit.

The initial versions used Prop_Physics and worked flawlessly, but I had to fire the input "DisableMotion" after the entity was spawned (which I did through sourcemod anyway)

When I tried doing the console command "prop_dynamic_create" to spawn them it worked, so I assumed it would do the same if I spawned it via sourcemod and never tested that.

I'll revert back to prop_physics.

Frankly the public version was a bad idea, since I didn't test it in general. This isn't how I normally do things, I prefer to extensively test and fix them.

Originally Posted by noodleboy347 Soldier rockets can destroy them

Soldier rockets are able to destroy the prop even though it doesn't have the proper hitbox?
That... is interesting.

[Snaggle]

Originally Posted by JLHack7 Soldier rockets are able to destroy the prop even though it doesn't have the proper hitbox? That... is interesting.

Rockets only seem to damage it if you shoot the bottom of the target.

[JLHack7]

Updated to v1.1
Changed target classname from prop_dynamic to prop_physics.
This should fix problems with hitboxes.

Also added the "DisableMotion" input post spawn so that the target still stays in place.

[Unreal1]

Wht flags are required to spawn these targets? You should add a Cvar that allows you to modify the flag that makes them spawn.