[happs]

I wrote a simple plugin that records the player's position when explosive jumping. I used it to experiment with how a medic's moves when using the quick-fix.

Cvars

• jump_tracer_version
• jump_tracer_lifetime Seconds to display temp entities for
• jump_tracer_interval Delay between recording a player's position
• jump_tracer_max Maximum number of positions to record

jumptracer.sp

[luki1412]

Screenshot?

[snelvuur]

Only everyone sees the trails, the plugin requires smlib too and the colors.inc (not the more colors.inc) to compile. It would be nicer if you could toggle to turn it on or off for a player. Now we just gets loads of spam on certain parts.

And a option to show the number of tracers, if you mainly use it to demonstrate, just 1 is fine. Once you make that correct jump you only want to see that last jump.

Other then that it works as advertised, would be nicer if the lines where more smooth, but i assume thats just limits to certain parts of the engine no?

[lostprophetpunk]

Not a bad plugin, but certainly has potential for use when people are teaching others to jump.

A few things about the plugin when it was installed...

• The plugin started in debug mode, resulting in the chat spam of "{olive} <playername> rocket_jump" etc
• The tracers were enabled for everyone, resulting in a mass of green lines being displayed for some particular jumps (those with a high amount of users)

However there are some things in which could be implemented to greatly improve the plugin...

• Set the plugin so the tracers aren't enabled by default
• Make the tracer enabled through a command such as !trace <playername> 0/1. So you can either toggle it on or off for a specific target
• With the above point, you would need to make the tracer viewable only from the player who enabled it, otherwise it would again cause a mass of green lines

Hope this helps

[painn]

hi please: compile smx link

[luki1412]

Originally Posted by painn hi please: compile smx link

Try this