[outsiderlv]

DONE! Thanks everybody.
Oh no, soldiers dont get hit up anymore.. <_< How to fix it?

[ojmdk476oj]

Try this (don't know if it works, since i have never run a TF2 server and, i'm pretty bad at coding.. : /):

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod> 
#include <sdktools> 
#include <sdkhooks> 

public OnClientPutInServer(client) 
{ 
    SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);  
}    

public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype)  
{
    if(attacker == victim)
    {
        damage = 0.0;
        return Plugin_Changed;
    }
    
    return Plugin_Continue; 
} 


[outsiderlv]

This didnt work..

[ojmdk476oj]

This should work:

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod> 
#include <sdktools> 
#include <sdkhooks> 

new old_health[MAXPLAYERS+1];

public OnClientPutInServer(client) 
{ 
    SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);  
}

public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype)  
{
    if (!attacker || attacker > MaxClients)
        return Plugin_Continue;

    if(attacker == victim)
    {
        old_health[attacker] = GetClientHealth(attacker);
        CreateTimer(0.00001, health, attacker)
    }
        
    return Plugin_Continue;
}

public Action:health(Handle:timer, any:attacker)
{
    SetEntProp(attacker, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", old_health[attacker]);
    return Plugin_Stop;
} 


Tried other things, but something happens when you jump and then shoot down? Don't know, but this should work ;)

[slate_chris]

Originally Posted by johan123jo This should work: PHP Code: #include <sourcemod>  #include <sdktools>  #include <sdkhooks>  new old_health[MAXPLAYERS+1]; public OnClientPutInServer(client)  {      SDKHook(client, SDKHook_OnTakeDamage, OnTakeDamage);   } public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype)   {     if (!attacker || attacker > MaxClients)         return Plugin_Continue;     if(attacker == victim)     {         old_health[attacker] = GetClientHealth(attacker);         CreateTimer(0.00001, health, attacker)     }              return Plugin_Continue; } public Action:health(Handle:timer, any:attacker) {     SetEntProp(attacker, Prop_Send, &quot;m_iHealth&quot;, old_health[attacker]);     return Plugin_Stop; }  Tried other things, but something happens when you jump and then shoot down? Don't know, but this should work ;)

That will give you the health you had prior to damaging yourself, but you can still die, correct?

any way to make it work that you don't take damage at all but can still rocketjump?

i tried playing around with:
sm_cvar tf_damageforcescale_self_soldier_rj
sm_cvar tf_damagescale_self_soldier

which does the job for actual rocketjumping, but you can still damage yourself when you're not airborne.

Is there really no way to achive the complete removal of selfdamage?

[spunkster21]

Originally Posted by slate_chris That will give you the health you had prior to damaging yourself, but you can still die, correct? any way to make it work that you don't take damage at all but can still rocketjump? i tried playing around with: sm_cvar tf_damageforcescale_self_soldier_rj sm_cvar tf_damagescale_self_soldier which does the job for actual rocketjumping, but you can still damage yourself when you're not airborne. Is there really no way to achive the complete removal of selfdamage?

The only way I got this working was to use sdkhooks to set damage to zero then obtain the client's velocity and origin, manipulate them and use teleport entity. This method takes a little bit of fiddling to get right as you can massively increase or decrease the rocket jumping vertical and horizontal forces. Your end product would be something like:

PHP Code:

TeleportEntity(client, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR, velocity) 


I'd also be interested if anyone knows a better method for achieving this.

Clearly the tricky part is getting the velocity correct.