[Sammy-ROCK!]

I'm trying to simulate some props with special effects like a prop that hurt peoples near it. I've done the prop and the special effect but the hurt trigger is just to small or null. How could I size a trigger from code?

PHP Code:

public Action:Command_Create_Melon(client, args)
{
    new ent = FindOpenSlot(); //Custom stock
    if(ent == -1)
    {
        ReplyToCommand(client, "There are no open slots.");
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }
    decl Float:Origin[3], String:Temp[128];
    GetClientViewPos(client, Origin, 30.0, 50.0); //Custom stock
    
    Props[ent] = CreateEntityByName("prop_physics_override");
    new Prop = Props[ent];
    Format(Temp, sizeof(Temp), "specialentityprop%i", ent);
    DispatchKeyValue(Prop, "targetname", Temp);
    DispatchKeyValue(Prop, "model", "models/props_junk/watermelon01.mdl");
    DispatchKeyValue(Prop, "spawnflags", "256");
    DispatchSpawn(Prop);
    TeleportEntity(Prop, Origin, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR);
    
    Triggers[ent] = CreateEntityByName("trigger_hurt");
    new Trigger = Triggers[ent];
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "parentname", Temp);
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "spawnflags", "15");
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "damage", "90");
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "damagecap", "20");
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "damagetype", "256");
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "damagemodel", "0");
    DispatchKeyValue(Trigger, "StartDisabled", "0");
    DispatchSpawn(Trigger);
    
    Envs[ent] = CreateEntityByName("env_spark");
    new Env = Envs[ent];
    DispatchKeyValue(Env, "parentname", Temp);
    DispatchKeyValue(Env, "MaxDelay", "1");
    DispatchKeyValue(Env, "TrailLength", "1");
    DispatchKeyValue(Env, "Magnitude", "1");
    DispatchKeyValue(Env, "spawnflags", "64");
    DispatchSpawn(Env);

    ReplyToCommand(client, "Shocking melon spawned.");
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


It was suppose to spawn a watermelon that shock things near (Even walls and props) but the trigger_hurt is to small to actualy do anything. How could I size it? Thank you.

If you see anything wrong let'me know.

[CrimsonGT]

You cant spawn brush entitys with sourcemod (triggers are brush entities)

[teddyruxpin]

Try taking a look at these. I use the first in my maps when blowing up walls to blow up buildables behind them and kill everything in the radius around it that can take damage.

http://developer.valvesoftware.com/w..._physexplosion

http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Env_explosion

http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Env_shake


-Teddy

[Sammy-ROCK!]

Thanks teddy. But I think It's possible to do my original idea.
I found some datamaps that may make my idea.

- m_vecPosition1 (Save)(12 Bytes)
- m_vecPosition2 (Save)(12 Bytes)
- m_vecMoveAng (Save)(12 Bytes)
- m_vecAngle1 (Save)(12 Bytes)
- m_vecAngle2 (Save)(12 Bytes)
- m_flHeight (Save)(4 Bytes)

I think with the right usage of those I can make what I want.

[CrimsonGT]

Its not impossible to spawn brush entities, sourcemod just cant do it.

[L. Duke]

Originally Posted by Sammy-ROCK! Thanks teddy. But I think It's possible to do my original idea. I found some datamaps that may make my idea. - m_vecPosition1 (Save)(12 Bytes) - m_vecPosition2 (Save)(12 Bytes) - m_vecMoveAng (Save)(12 Bytes) - m_vecAngle1 (Save)(12 Bytes) - m_vecAngle2 (Save)(12 Bytes) - m_flHeight (Save)(4 Bytes) I think with the right usage of those I can make what I want.

The SDK appears to use m_vecPosition1 and 2 for buttons, doors, func_movelinear, and trains. Those values are defined in CBaseToggle which trigger_hurt inherits, but I don't believe they are used by the trigger_hurt itself.

[Sammy-ROCK!]

I gotta find where trigger's sizes are stored.

[bl4nk]

It's stored in the bsp file. Listen to Crimson, he knows what he's talking about. You can't do what you're asking for with SourceMod right now.