[SAMURAI16]

public example(client)
{
    new buttons = GetClientButtons(client);
    
    if(buttons & IN_ATTACK)
        buttons &= ~IN_ATTACK;
    
    SetClientButtons(client,buttons);    
}

stock SetClientButtons(client,buttons)
{
    return SetEntProp(client, Prop_Data, "m_nButtons",buttons);
}

I'm not familiar with TF2. Only thing i have in mind is OnGameFrame()

[Tauphi]

I tested this one in TF2:

PHP Code:

public OnGameFrame() {
    for ( new i = 1 ; i <= GetMaxClients() ; i++ ) {
        if ( IsClientInGame(i) ) {
            new buttons = GetEntProp(i, Prop_Data, "m_nButtons");
            buttons |= IN_ATTACK;
            SetEntProp(i, Prop_Data, "m_nButtons",buttons);
        }
    }
} 


this should let fire my gun all the time or?

but it has no effect ... any idea why?
and are there other ways to let a client begin to fire his weapon?

[SAMURAI16]

that will force player to fire a weapon
I guess it's enough to set IN_ATTACK buttons for fire weapon. A check for player's weapon and if is active would be good

About your question, what you mean by "let client begin to fire his weapon" ? What can stop that ?

[Tauphi]

Originally Posted by SAMURAI16 that will force player to fire a weapon

like i said, it does not ...

and that was my question, how to force it

[SAMURAI16]

hmm seems buttons get reset before ProcessUsrcmds. For now i don't think it's possible to force a weapon fire; Wait for next DukeHacks release

[L. Duke]

I'll be adding a ProcessUsrcmds hook soon per SAMURAI16's request which will allow you to change buttons before that function is processed by the game.