[SPYderman]

So currently I'm learning a bit of SourcePawn and have came up with a couple, very simple plugins for what I have planned in mind. However, I haven't gotten that far to knowing how to make the plugin I am requesting.

I am requesting a plugin that will increase the size of the classes Scout, Demoman, and HeavyWeapons by 2.0 (pretty sure this is the size of MVM giants, which is what I need), and I also would like their health increased by x10 (I don't want this acting like a medic overheal buff where it decreases over time). If someone could set up the plugin like this, I could possibly edit the plugin myself if needed to.

I'm not that big on money right now, so if anyone could do this for free that would be great, thanks.

[Arkarr]

Hey ! I hope it's not too late but here, you have a good start.

It does do all what you ask, BUT there is so small 'bugs'.
I'm pretty sure you know how to fix them if you understand this code.

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <tf2attributes>
//THIS. IS. LIFE! tf2attributes == EVERYTHING!, you can add/remove/edit any of the attrbiuts here : http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/List_of_item_attributes !!!
#include <tf2>
#include <tf2_stocks>

//Those are needed in all plugin, they give some usefull infos. 
public Plugin:myinfo =  
{  
    name = "Resize And Add Health (RAAH)",                                         //Name of plugin
    author = "Arkarr",                                                          //Auhtor of the plugin
    description = "Resize and add healht on spawn, based on player classe.",      //Description, you should write something good here. (Not like me :3)
    version = "1.0",                                                             //Version of the plugin, don't forget to change it every update !  
    url = "http://www.sourcemod.net/"                                              //Your custom url ?
}; 

//In this bloc, you usually create your command, cvar and your event hook...
public OnPluginStart()  
{        
    //RegAdminCmd("sm_a_command_name", CMD_TEST, ADMFLAG_CHEATS, "A test command."); We don't need a command, just in case if you need a exemple in the future.
    
    //Hooking the event "player_spawn", all TF2 event can be found here https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Team_Fortress_2_Events :
    HookEvent("player_spawn", Event_PlayerRespawn);
}

/*public Action:CMD_TEST(client, args)
{
    PrintToChat(client, "test :D !");
}*/

public Action:Event_PlayerRespawn(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast)
{
    //First, we grab the client (player) ID, now we can target action on him :
    new client = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));
    
    //And now, we should grab is class :
    new TFClassType:PlayerClass = TF2_GetPlayerClass(client);
    
    //And test it if he is as Scout, Demoman or Heavy :
    if(PlayerClass == TFClass_DemoMan || PlayerClass == TFClass_Scout || PlayerClass == TFClass_Heavy)
    {
        //If he his, then set is size to 2.0 and multiplie his health by 10 :
        
        //Yep, setting the size of the model is that simple :) :
        SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 2.0);
        
        //For setting the health * 10, we should get the actual health first :
        new actual_health = GetClientHealth(client);
        
        //TF2Attrib_SetByName only account 'Float' as value, so we should convert actual_health (int) as float using the stock float() + multiplie it by 10
        new Float:multiplied_health = float(actual_health)*10.0;
        
        TF2Attrib_SetByName(client, "max health additive bonus", multiplied_health);
    }
    else
    {
        //Otherwise, reset value to default :
        SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 1.0);
        
        TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");
    }
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


This should help you a bit, ask me if you don't understand something...

[SPYderman]

Originally Posted by Arkarr Hey ! I hope it's not too late but here, you have a good start. It does do all what you ask, BUT there is so small 'bugs'. I'm pretty sure you know how to fix them if you understand this code. PHP Code: #include <sourcemod> #include <tf2attributes> //THIS. IS. LIFE! tf2attributes == EVERYTHING!, you can add/remove/edit any of the attrbiuts here : http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/List_of_item_attributes !!! #include <tf2> #include <tf2_stocks>   //Those are needed in all plugin, they give some usefull infos.  public Plugin:myinfo =   {       name = "Resize And Add Health (RAAH)",                                         //Name of plugin     author = "Arkarr",                                                          //Auhtor of the plugin     description = "Resize and add healht on spawn, based on player classe.",      //Description, you should write something good here. (Not like me :3)     version = "1.0",                                                             //Version of the plugin, don't forget to change it every update !       url = "http://www.sourcemod.net/"                                              //Your custom url ? };    //In this bloc, you usually create your command, cvar and your event hook... public OnPluginStart()   {             //RegAdminCmd("sm_a_command_name", CMD_TEST, ADMFLAG_CHEATS, "A test command."); We don't need a command, just in case if you need a exemple in the future.       //Hooking the event "player_spawn", all TF2 event can be found here https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Team_Fortress_2_Events :     HookEvent("player_spawn", Event_PlayerRespawn); }   /*public Action:CMD_TEST(client, args) {     PrintToChat(client, "test :D !"); }*/   public Action:Event_PlayerRespawn(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast) {     //First, we grab the client (player) ID, now we can target action on him :     new client = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));       //And now, we should grab is class :     new TFClassType:PlayerClass = TF2_GetPlayerClass(client);       //And test it if he is as Scout, Demoman or Heavy :     if(PlayerClass == TFClass_DemoMan || PlayerClass == TFClass_Scout || PlayerClass == TFClass_Heavy)     {         //If he his, then set is size to 2.0 and multiplie his health by 10 :           //Yep, setting the size of the model is that simple :) :         SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 2.0);           //For setting the health * 10, we should get the actual health first :         new actual_health = GetClientHealth(client);           //TF2Attrib_SetByName only account 'Float' as value, so we should convert actual_health (int) as float using the stock float() + multiplie it by 10         new Float:multiplied_health = float(actual_health)*10.0;           TF2Attrib_SetByName(client, "max health additive bonus", multiplied_health);     }     else     {         //Otherwise, reset value to default :         SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 1.0);           TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");     }       return Plugin_Continue; }  This should help you a bit, ask me if you don't understand something...

Oh wow, someone actually replied, thanks, I was beginning to think this was dead. But my only problem is that I have never tried compiling a plugin that requires another one, help for that would be nice.

EDIT: Nevermind, I found out how because experimenting is awesome - testing now.

EDIT 2: Tested it, I just need the following bugs fixed:
- Players getting unlimited health after death/round end/etc. regardless of class.
That's it. I noticed players will die when they take fall damage, that's something I don't need fixed. I was able to understand the code but not in a way where I know how to fix the issue with health. I also have a couple of other minor requests if you're willing to do them for me, I think I'd be nearly done.

[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by SPYderman Oh wow, someone actually replied, thanks, I was beginning to think this was dead. But my only problem is that I have never tried compiling a plugin that requires another one, help for that would be nice. EDIT: Nevermind, I found out how because experimenting is awesome - testing now. EDIT 2: Tested it, I just need the following bugs fixed: - Players getting unlimited health after death/round end/etc. regardless of class. That's it. I noticed players will die when they take fall damage, that's something I don't need fixed. I was able to understand the code but not in a way where I know how to fix the issue with health. I also have a couple of other minor requests if you're willing to do them for me, I think I'd be nearly done.

EDIT 1 : Yup, sorry, I forget to say that you need to compille it manually (sourcemod/scripting/compille.exe, drag&drop the sp file into this exe) and put the correct include files (in this case, tf2attributes.inc) in the include folder (sourcemod/scripting/include).

EDIT 2 : Hum ? When I tested it, it does simply overheal me if my class wasn't Scout, Demoman or Heavy. In this case you should simply add TF2_RegeneratePlayer(client); after TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");.
So, it should be something like this :

PHP Code:

else
    {
        //Otherwise, reset value to default :
        SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 1.0);
 
        TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");

        TF2_RegeneratePlayer(client);
    } 


Request : I'm gonna HELP you but NOT doing this for you, you should learn a bit too

[SPYderman]

Originally Posted by Arkarr EDIT 1 : Yup, sorry, I forget to say that you need to compille it manually (sourcemod/scripting/compille.exe, drag&drop the sp file into this exe) and put the correct include files (in this case, tf2attributes.inc) in the include folder (sourcemod/scripting/include). EDIT 2 : Hum ? When I tested it, it does simply overheal me if my class wasn't Scout, Demoman or Heavy. In this case you should simply add TF2_RegeneratePlayer(client); after TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");. So, it should be something like this : PHP Code: else     {         //Otherwise, reset value to default :         SetEntPropFloat(client, Prop_Send, "m_flModelScale", 1.0);           TF2Attrib_RemoveByName(client, "max health additive bonus");           TF2_RegeneratePlayer(client);     }  Request : I'm gonna HELP you but NOT doing this for you, you should learn a bit too

Sounds like an efficient idea, would help a lot. As of now, I'm working on a timer plugin for these classes. Will test as soon as I'm done with other activities. Thanks!

[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by SPYderman Sounds like an efficient idea, would help a lot. As of now, I'm working on a timer plugin for these classes. Will test as soon as I'm done with other activities. Thanks!

You welcome. Anyway, if you have any other ask, I will be really happy if I could answers them.

[SPYderman]

Originally Posted by Arkarr You welcome. Anyway, if you have any other ask, I will be really happy if I could answers them.

So it has stopped the health keep after switching classes and such, however it still gives the giants unlimited health (100k+...) after respawn. First try picking the class it gives you normal health. I've tried a couple things but it didn't work.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by SPYderman So it has stopped the health keep after switching classes and such, however it still gives the giants unlimited health (100k+...) after respawn. First try picking the class it gives you normal health. I've tried a couple things but it didn't work.

GetClientHealth isn't necessarily the best thing to use here. I'd highly recommend using the netprops of the player resource entity... such as this:

PHP Code:

#include <sdktools>

    new resource = GetPlayerResourceEntity();
    new actual_health = GetEntProp(resource, Prop_Send, "m_iMaxHealth", _, client);
    new Float:multiplied_health = float(actual_health)*9.0; // 9 because this is being added to the current health, so 9+1 = 10. 


The other catch is that health setting REALLY needs to be done in the post_inventory_application event handler, not player_spawn. This is because player health is adjusted by equipped items, so reading their max health will be wrong until item calculations are finished.

[SPYderman]

Originally Posted by Powerlord GetClientHealth isn't necessarily the best thing to use here. I'd highly recommend using the netprops of the player resource entity... such as this: PHP Code: #include <sdktools>       new resource = GetPlayerResourceEntity();     new actual_health = GetEntProp(resource, Prop_Send, "m_iMaxHealth", _, client);     new Float:multiplied_health = float(actual_health)*9.0; // 9 because this is being added to the current health, so 9+1 = 10.  The other catch is that health setting REALLY needs to be done in the post_inventory_application event handler, not player_spawn. This is because player health is adjusted by equipped items, so reading their max health will be wrong until item calculations are finished.

Thanks Powerlord, post_inventory_application seemed to have done the trick.