[Dutchie]

Blackops, Eiyh man; Why you take karma from me while asking this question...


EDIT: On top of that calling me a n00b, I'd like to see you make a Beam Plugin go for it, you got 1 day. Starting NOW

[blackops7799]

First off... I did not take any karma from you.

[Dutchie]

k, paste the code.

[blackops7799]

EDIT Code removed


I know its not my code, he just wanted something that works.

[Dutchie]

Good job, you prooved me wrong. +Karma

[Zenith77]

Originally Posted by blackops7799 I know it may not be the best code... but it works. (first time using messages) I wasn't sure what you wanted, so I made the beam go where you are aiming. It's a little jumpy in-game. #include <amxmodx> #include <amxmisc> new beamsprite new rope_to[33][3] new Float:rope_totaldis[33] new beamon[33] public plugin_init() {     register_plugin("Beam Me", "1.1" , "blackops7799")     register_clcmd("say /beamme","beam") } public plugin_precache() {     beamsprite = precache_model("sprites/dot.spr") } public beam(id) {     if(beamon[id] == 1)     {         return PLUGIN_HANDLED     }     else     {         static origin1[3]         get_user_origin(id,origin1)             static Float:origin1_F[3]         origin1_F[0] = float(origin1[0])         origin1_F[1] = float(origin1[1])         origin1_F[2] = float(origin1[2])         static origin2[3]         get_user_origin(id,origin2,3)         rope_to[id][0]=origin2[0]         rope_to[id][1]=origin2[1]         rope_to[id][2]=origin2[2]         static Float:origin2_F[3]         origin2_F[0] = float(origin2[0])         origin2_F[1] = float(origin2[1])         origin2_F[2] = float(origin2[2])         static Float:distance[3]         distance[0] = floatabs(origin1_F[0] - origin2_F[0])         distance[1] = floatabs(origin1_F[1] - origin2_F[1])         distance[2] = floatabs(origin1_F[2] - origin2_F[2])         rope_totaldis[id] = floatsqroot(distance[0]*distance[0] + distance[1]*distance[1] + distance[2]*distance[2])         //Create green beam         message_begin(MSG_BROADCAST,SVC_TEMPENTITY)         write_byte(1)       //TE_BEAMENTPOINT         write_short(id)     // start entity         write_coord(rope_to[id][0])         write_coord(rope_to[id][1])         write_coord(rope_to[id][2])         write_short(beamsprite)         write_byte(1)       // framestart         write_byte(1)       // framerate         write_byte(01)      // life in 0.1's         write_byte(5)       // width         write_byte(0)       // noise         write_byte(255)     // red         write_byte(0)       // green         write_byte(0)       // blue         write_byte(1000)        // brightness         write_byte(0)       // speed         message_end()         set_task(0.01,"testbeam",id)         set_task(5.0,"stopbeam",id)         set_task(5.1,"resetbeam",id)         return PLUGIN_HANDLED     }     return PLUGIN_HANDLED } public stopbeam(id) {     beamon[id] = 1     return PLUGIN_HANDLED } public resetbeam(id) {     beamon[id] = 0     return PLUGIN_HANDLED }

Are you sure that's your code?

[LittleDude]

i dont think so... why do you have a variable named rope_to in a beam plugin? makes no sense...

[Dutchie]

Yeah, wouldn't it be beam_to?

[blackops7799]

It really doesn't matter what it's called. I could call it DERKADERKA and it would still work...

[dutchmeat]

why do you need the beam ?