[Depresie]

0.5 is not 500, but 400, normal gravity is 800, so 0.5 is 400

[addons_zz]

Originally Posted by Craxor + You have more natives to manage users gravity ( gravity_api.inc ).

These are fake natives, if you want real natives, go to the AMXX github repository, clone it and implement what is missing, or fix what is broken. But when doing that, respect the current project aspects. Here you can find a example about notepad++ project:
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by KliPPy How is it broken? You never told or showed us what is broken about it? Tell us and show a code snippet that proves it.

Test and see yourself, i believe i'm wrong, it's not broken just return weird values (0.5, 1.0, etc .. ) Mine return exactly the value you have ( 800, 530, 400.. etc ).

Originally Posted by Depresie 0.5 is not 500, but 400, normal gravity is 800, so 0.5 is 400

You're right, sorry!

Originally Posted by addons_zz These are fake natives, if you want real natives, go to the AMXX github repository, clone it and implement what is missing, or fix what is broken. But when doing that, respect the current project aspects. Here you can find a example about notepad++ project: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests

Yes, fake natives , no .. REAL NATIVES: Maded with C++ (modules) , Fake natives: Maded in plugins, but you're right

About rest of reply, again you're boring with your links.

Update, check changelog ( Added Gravity Save using just natives! )

[addons_zz]

Originally Posted by Craxor again you're boring with your links.

What? I only placed one link, a fu***** awesome link, a real treasure. Whatever you know that, and as it is a good thing, it stays to anyone else which doesn't know. It called share with everybody a special knowledge.

[Mario AR.]

Originally Posted by Craxor Test and see yourself, i believe i'm wrong, it's not broken just return weird values (0.5, 1.0, etc .. ) Mine return exactly the value you have ( 800, 530, 400.. etc ).

Well... they're not exactly "weird values".

0.5 gravity means half (1/2) the gravity set in "sv_gravity" CVAR.
So, the relative gravity of a player with "0.5 gravity", in a server with normal gravity (800) will be 800*0.5 = 400 units/s^2

Your API, basically, acts as a calculator for custom gravities; but an API only for doing that simple thing is not worth, IMO.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by Mario AR. Well... they're not exactly "weird values". 0.5 gravity means half (1/2) the gravity set in "sv_gravity" CVAR. So, the relative gravity of a player with "0.5 gravity", in a server with normal gravity (800) will be 800*0.5 = 400 units/s^2 Your API, basically, acts as a calculator for custom gravities; but an API only for doing that simple thing is not worth, IMO.

It's usefull: ) Also i add save system for gravity: D

[klippy]

Originally Posted by Craxor It's usefull: ) Also i add save system for gravity: D

I don't even know how is that useful. Anyway, Mario explained to you what those "weird" values really are, and, in my opinion, it's actually even easier to work with such values. The game itself uses such values for gravity. And also if any other plugin that doesn't use your API changes players' gravity, your API will return incorrect values.

Off-topic: Welcome back Mario, haven't seen you around in a while.

[Craxor]

I know what "weird values" are, i just named that, does that mean i don't know what they are.

Don't need to explain i know that.

- About Return Incorect Values, i know that, but why you should use set_player_gravity then you would use get_user_gravity in another plugin? You should use Both functions in the same plugin. I don't see that as an big 'drama'.

@mario: yes, act as an calculator, but also is saves the gravity you gave, and make things work more easy, my opinion is .. It's useful!

Everybody have an opinion and i respect everybody.

[HamletEagle]

- About Return Incorect Values, i know that, but why you should use set_player_gravity then you would use get_user_gravity in another plugin? You should use Both functions in the same plugin. I don't see that as an big 'drama'.

Think yourself as a regular server owner. He install the plugin X for changing gravity(which uses your "api"), then plugin Y that does stuff based on gravity(and the author used get_user_gravity). A scenario for KliPPy's point.

[Mario AR.]

Originally Posted by Craxor why you should use set_player_gravity then you would use get_user_gravity in another plugin? You should use Both functions in the same plugin.

Supose this case:
A plugin using your API changes a player gravity, then another plugin changes the same player gravity. This last change is not saved, so, after a map change (or reconnect); the player will get its previous gravity.

Originally Posted by Craxor also is saves the gravity you gave

That functionality is worth for a new plugin, I think.

Since gravity calculations are pretty simple, a plugin developer would do the calculations in the plugin instead of using your API (maybe wouldn't even care if the API exists)!

Off: Hi KliPPy. Hi Hamlet.
I'm glad to be back, and to see that HamletEagle is now an unapprover