[Research]

Originally Posted by Chdata You could set m_flNextPrimaryAttack during OnWeaponSwitch, the weapon parameter is the weapon you switched too. If that weapon is the grappling hook (check classname) then set nextattack then. you don't need weaponcanuse.

check TF2_OnConditionAdded and TF2_OnConditionRemoved is nice idea but I want finish this code :s sorry for rude.
I delete WeaponCanUse part and put m_flNextPrimaryAttack in OnWeaponSwitch. did I understand correctly?

public Action:OnWeaponSwitch(client, weapon)
{    
    new String:gWeapon[32];
    if(!IsValidClient(client) || !IsValidEdict(weapon) || !IsValidEntity(weapon) || !GetEntityClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon)))
    {
        return Plugin_Continue;
    }
    GetEdictClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon));
    
    if(TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(client, TFCond_Dazed))
    {
        if(StrEqual(gWeapon, "tf_weapon_grapplinghook"))
        {
            SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", 99999.0);
            return Plugin_Handled;
        }
    }
    return Plugin_Continue;
}

[Michalplyoutube]

Originally Posted by Research check TF2_OnConditionAdded and TF2_OnConditionRemoved is nice idea but I want finish this code :s sorry for rude. I delete WeaponCanUse part and put m_flNextPrimaryAttack in OnWeaponSwitch. did I understand correctly? public Action:OnWeaponSwitch(client, weapon) { new String:gWeapon[32]; if(!IsValidClient(client) || !IsValidEdict(weapon) || !IsValidEntity(weapon) || !GetEntityClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon))) { return Plugin_Continue; } GetEdictClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon)); if(TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(client, TFCond_Dazed)) { if(StrEqual(gWeapon, "tf_weapon_grapplinghook")) { SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", 99999.0); return Plugin_Handled; } } return Plugin_Continue; }

No No No

Who told you that you can set the value you need actual game time + block lenght in s

For example SetEntPropFloat(KnifeSlot, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 0.5);

Also you could use the lenght of stun condition instead of hardcoding time

[Chdata]

99999.0 or 27 hours is just fine for blocking attacks. In TF2 you shouldn't be running the same map for more than 4 hours or it will start to lag obscenely and everyone will leave. If you want to be extra sure, use 999999.0 which would be 11 days.

How is he supposed to get the duration of the stun condition? If there's actually a way to do that then yes, it'd be better to set nextattack to GetGameTime()+x instead of reseting it when the condition is removed.

[Research]

my rage_stun ability maximum duration is 10 sec so I think over 10 sec is not bad :s

so, how about this? is it correct?

public Action:OnWeaponSwitch(client, weapon)
{    
    new String:gWeapon[32];
    if(!IsValidClient(client) || !IsValidEdict(weapon) || !IsValidEntity(weapon) || !GetEntityClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon)))
    {
        return Plugin_Continue;
    }
    GetEdictClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon));
    
    if(TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(client, TFCond_Dazed))
    {
        if(StrEqual(gWeapon, "tf_weapon_grapplinghook"))
        {
            SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 12.0);
            return Plugin_Handled;
        }
    }
    return Plugin_Continue;
}

[Chdata]

You should use TF2_OnConditionAdded instead

[Research]

sorry I can't understand it.
you mean like this?

public Action:OnWeaponSwitch(client, weapon)
{    
    new String:gWeapon[32];
    if(!IsValidClient(client) || !IsValidEdict(weapon) || !IsValidEntity(weapon) || !GetEntityClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon)))
    {
        return Plugin_Continue;
    }
    GetEdictClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon));
    
    if(TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(client, TFCond_Dazed))
    {
        if(StrEqual(gWeapon, "tf_weapon_grapplinghook"))
        {
            return Plugin_Handled;
        }
    }
    return Plugin_Continue;
}
 
public TF2_OnConditionAdded(client, TFCond:condition)
{
   if(GetClientTeam(client)==TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed)
   {
      SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 12.0);
   }
}
 
public TF2_OnConditionRemoved(client, TFCond:condition)
{
   if(GetClientTeam(client)==TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed)
   {
      SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", 0.0);
   }
}

[Michalplyoutube]

Originally Posted by Research sorry I can't understand it. you mean like this? public Action:OnWeaponSwitch(client, weapon) { new String:gWeapon[32]; if(!IsValidClient(client) || !IsValidEdict(weapon) || !IsValidEntity(weapon) || !GetEntityClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon))) { return Plugin_Continue; } GetEdictClassname(weapon, gWeapon, sizeof(gWeapon)); if(TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(client, TFCond_Dazed)) { if(StrEqual(gWeapon, "tf_weapon_grapplinghook")) { return Plugin_Handled; } } return Plugin_Continue; } public TF2_OnConditionAdded(client, TFCond:condition) { if(GetClientTeam(client)==TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed) { SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 12.0); } } public TF2_OnConditionRemoved(client, TFCond:condition) { if(GetClientTeam(client)==TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed) { SetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", 0.0); } }

You don't need oncond removed since the primary attack delay will end by the time of 12s by itself

Also more simple code

Try to use addcond 41 Cannot switch away from melee weapon

Set thier weapon on melee if it wouldn't work and restore to last weapons active after stun end

[Chdata]

doing that melee thing is even more work... and not what he asked for anyway.

The weapon switch check is entirely unnecessary towards you goal, as well as the onconditionremoved like michael said.

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <tf2_stocks>

// TF2 Weapon Loadout Slots
enum
{
    TFWeaponSlot_DisguiseKit = 3,
    TFWeaponSlot_Construction = 3,
    TFWeaponSlot_Watch = 4,
    TFWeaponSlot_Destruction = 4,
    TFWeaponSlot_PDA = 5,           // What?
    TFWeaponSlot_Grapple = 5
}

public TF2_OnConditionAdded(client, TFCond:condition)
{
   if(GetClientTeam(client)==_:TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed)
   {
      new iHook = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, TFWeaponSlot_Grapple);
      if (iHook != -1) SetEntPropFloat(iHook, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 12.0);
   }
} 


here ya go, you can probably compile this script as is and it'll do what you want.

[Research]

Originally Posted by Chdata doing that melee thing is even more work... and not what he asked for anyway. The weapon switch check is entirely unnecessary towards you goal, as well as the onconditionremoved like michael said. PHP Code: #include <sourcemod> #include <tf2_stocks> // TF2 Weapon Loadout Slots enum {     TFWeaponSlot_DisguiseKit = 3,     TFWeaponSlot_Construction = 3,     TFWeaponSlot_Watch = 4,     TFWeaponSlot_Destruction = 4,     TFWeaponSlot_PDA = 5,           // What?     TFWeaponSlot_Grapple = 5 } public TF2_OnConditionAdded(client, TFCond:condition) {    if(GetClientTeam(client)==_:TFTeam_Red && condition==TFCond_Dazed)    {       new iHook = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, TFWeaponSlot_Grapple);       if (iHook != -1) SetEntPropFloat(iHook, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack", GetGameTime() + 12.0);    } }  here ya go, you can probably compile this script as is and it'll do what you want.

Wait, grappling hook have own slot name? I trying to check grappling hook item number in onconditionadded :/
Anyway, Thanks for code!

[Chdata]

grappling hooks are a weapon in a weapons lot