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HLM
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Old 06-25-2009 , 19:30   Re: make a case of a switch equal a string?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fysiks View Post
Also, you need to start using braces.

PHP Code:
                if(is_user_alive(target))
                
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,255)
                
client_print(target,print_chat,"-[EVIL]- %s is no longer cloaked ",name
If user is alive both are executed. If user is dead the second is still executed. Is this check really needed anyways?
the if is_user_alive bit was my way of trying to get it to do it whenever user is alive, but now I feel asif it should be removed, because this is not looping infinitely redoing the command constantly... (wouldnt that kill the server?)
the final product:
PHP Code:
#include <amxmodx>
#include <fun>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "Cloak"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "Master A.K.A. HLM"

new g_iVisibilityState[33]

public 
plugin_init()
{
    
register_plugin(PLUGINVERSIONAUTHOR)
    
register_clcmd("amx_cloak","give_invis"ADMIN_KICK,"<name|#userid|steamid> <on/half/off> ")
    
register_event("DeathMsg""e_death""a""1>0")
}

public 
give_invis(id,level,cid)
{
    if(!
cmd_access(id,level,cid,3))
        return 
PLUGIN_HANDLED
    
    
new szarg1[33], szarg2[8]
    
read_argv(1,szarg1,32)
    
read_argv(2,szarg2,7)
    new 
mode str_to_num(szarg2)
    
    new 
target cmd_target(id,szarg1,2)
    new 
name[32];
    
get_user_name(idname32)
    if(
target)
    {
        
g_iVisibilityState[target] = mode
        
            
if( equalszarg2"off" ) )
            {
                
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,255)
                
client_print(target,print_chat,"-[EVIL]- %s is no longer cloaked ",name)
            }
            else if( 
equalszarg2"half" ) ) 
            {
                
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,85)
                
client_print(target,print_chat"-[EVIL]- %s is partially cloaked ",name)
                
// Partial Cloak
            
}
            else if( 
equalszarg2"on" ) )
            {
                
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,0)
                
client_print(target,print_chat"-[EVIL]- %s is completely cloaked ",name)
                
// Full Cloak
            
}
    }
return 
PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

public 
e_death(id,level,cid)
{
    
    new 
szarg1[33], szarg2[8]
    
read_argv(1,szarg1,32)
    
read_argv(2,szarg2,7)
    new 
mode str_to_num(szarg2)
    
    new 
target cmd_target(id,szarg1,2)
    new 
name[32];
    
get_user_name(idname32)
    
    if( 
equalszarg2"off" ) )
    {
        
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,255)
    }
    else if( 
equalszarg2"half" ) )
    {
        
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,85)
        
client_print(target,print_chat"-[EVIL]- %s, you are still partially cloaked! ",name)
    }
    else if( 
equalszarg2"on" ) )
    {
        
set_user_rendering(target,kRenderFxGlowShell,0,0,0,kRenderTransAlpha,0)
        
client_print(target,print_chat"-[EVIL]- %s, you are still completely cloaked! ",name)
    }
return 
PLUGIN_HANDLED

the only problem is that it does NOT last through death.. I have a feeling that it is because I redefined the vars and whatnot.. is it possible to have a public in a public? or call upon the value of the args from a different function?
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Last edited by HLM; 06-25-2009 at 19:56. Reason: added the final product..
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