[ConnorMcLeod]

1. In PrimaryAttack callback, don't change pdata next primaryattack value, just supercede
2. update amxx to 1.8.2

[FromTheFuture]

Thank You very much =)

[ConnorMcLeod]

Oh and remove all deploy code.

[FromTheFuture]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod Oh and remove all deploy code.

Of course.
Now code looks like:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <csx>
#include <hamsandwich>
#include <fakemeta>

#define PLUGIN "HeBlock"
#define VERSION "2.1"
#define AUTHOR "FromTheFuture"


const XO_CBASEPLAYERITEM = 4;
const m_pPlayer = 41;

const XO_CBASEPLAYERWEAPON = 4;
const m_flNextPrimaryAttack = 46;

new Float: g_fNextThrowTime[33];
new g_CvarTime;

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR);
    g_CvarTime = register_cvar("amx_he_blocktime", "15.0");
    RegisterHam( Ham_Weapon_PrimaryAttack, "weapon_hegrenade", "OnCHEGrenade_PrimaryAttack", false );
}

public OnCHEGrenade_PrimaryAttack( pEntity )
{
    new id = get_pdata_cbase( pEntity , m_pPlayer , XO_CBASEPLAYERITEM );
    new Float:flWaitTime = g_fNextThrowTime[id] - get_gametime();

    if( flWaitTime > 0.0 )
    {
        client_print(id, print_center, "Please, wait %d seconds", floatround(flWaitTime));
        return HAM_SUPERCEDE;
    }
    return HAM_IGNORED;
}

public grenade_throw(id, gid, wid)
{
    if(wid == CSW_HEGRENADE)
    {
        g_fNextThrowTime[id] = get_gametime() + get_pcvar_float(g_CvarTime);
    }
} 


[Hamartia]

I find this plugin useful. Was searching for this at all the sub forums. When a perfect plugin is finally out of a post in scripting/request section, can't we post in the new plugin forum with credits to author ?

[FromTheFuture]

Originally Posted by Hamartia I find this plugin useful. Was searching for this at all the sub forums. When a perfect plugin is finally out of a post in scripting/request section, can't we post in the new plugin forum with credits to author ?

Enjoy!

[Hamartia]

Originally Posted by FromTheFuture Enjoy!

Hi, thank you ! One doubt. I thought of using print_chat for client_print and found that it was called multiple times. Then understood the event was called on during fire event (OnCHEGrenade_PrimaryAttack) but still a lot of times the client_print is sent multiple times depending up on users action. My doubt is wont that send a lot of info to client or am I exaggerating it?

I tried to modify it to my use, I want to print info once in client chat and not anymore till next successful throw.

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx> 
#include <csx> 
#include <hamsandwich> 
#include <fakemeta> 

#define PLUGIN "HeBlock" 
#define VERSION "2.1" 
#define AUTHOR "FromTheFuture" 


const XO_CBASEPLAYERITEM = 4; 
const m_pPlayer = 41; 

const XO_CBASEPLAYERWEAPON = 4; 
const m_flNextPrimaryAttack = 46; 

new Float: g_fNextThrowTime[33]; 
new g_CvarTime; 
new bool: g_showBlockMsg[33]=false;

public plugin_init() 
{ 
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR); 
    g_CvarTime = register_cvar("amx_he_blocktime", "15.0"); 
    RegisterHam( Ham_Weapon_PrimaryAttack, "weapon_hegrenade", "OnCHEGrenade_PrimaryAttack", false ); 
} 

public OnCHEGrenade_PrimaryAttack( pEntity ) 
{ 
    new id = get_pdata_cbase( pEntity , m_pPlayer , XO_CBASEPLAYERITEM ); 
    new Float:flWaitTime = g_fNextThrowTime[id] - get_gametime(); 

    if( flWaitTime > 0.0 ) 
    { 
        if(g_showBlockMsg[id]){
        client_print(id, print_chat, "You can nade only %d seconds once", floatround(get_pcvar_float(g_CvarTime)));
        g_showBlockMsg[id] = false;
    }
         
        return HAM_SUPERCEDE; 
    } 
    // not sure if this else part is required
   else
    {
        g_showBlockMsg[id] = false;
    }
    return HAM_IGNORED; 
} 

public grenade_throw(id, gid, wid) 
{ 
    if(wid == CSW_HEGRENADE) 
    { 
        g_fNextThrowTime[id] = get_gametime() + get_pcvar_float(g_CvarTime); 
        g_showBlockMsg[id] = true;
    } 
} 


Also I am trying to register round end so that I can reset g_showBlockMsg and g_fNextThrowTime since it should not block nade in the first few seconds of new round because the player used nade in the last second of previous round. I ll try this later.

[FromTheFuture]

U can try easyer:

PHP Code:

if( flWaitTime > 0.0 )  
{  
        if( flWaitTime % 1.0 == 0 )
        client_print(id, print_center, "Please, wait %d seconds", floatround(flWaitTime)); 

        return HAM_SUPERCEDE; 
} 


[Hamartia]

Originally Posted by FromTheFuture U can try easyer: PHP Code: if( flWaitTime > 0.0 )   {           if( flWaitTime % 1.0 == 0 )         client_print(id, print_center, "Please, wait %d seconds", floatround(flWaitTime));          return HAM_SUPERCEDE;  }

Yes this will reduce the no of client_print. What I tried was just one message. Thank you for this one.