[Chanz]

PHP Code:

#include <smlib>
[...]
if ( 
Client_IsValid(attacker) &&
Client_IsValid(victim) &&
GetClientFrags(attacker) >= GetMaxFrags() &&
GetClientTeam(attacker) != GetClientTeam(victim)
) { 


Link to the smlib thread in my sig. :-)

[Yeah=}]

Why? Clients indexes is in range from 1 to 64. Or no?
PS. This is macro: #define IsClient(%1) (0 < %1 < 65)

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Yeah=} Why? Clients indexes is in range from 1 to 64. Or no? PS. This is macro: #define IsClient(%1) (0 < %1 < 65)

Sorry, been brainwashed by TF2 (capped at 32 players). I tend to forget that CS:S can go to 64.

Still, being in that range doesn't mean that there's a client connected and occupying that entity ( "ingame" ). You want to use the special MaxClients variable as the upper bound (inclusive), and also check IsClientInGame.

Originally Posted by Chanz PHP Code: #include <smlib> [...] if (  Client_IsValid(attacker) && Client_IsValid(victim) && GetClientFrags(attacker) >= GetMaxFrags() && GetClientTeam(attacker) != GetClientTeam(victim) ) {  Link to the smlib thread in my sig. :-)

Why include a huge library for a simple check?

[Yeah=}]

I have replaced 64 to MaxClients.
PS. Event can't be called if client is not in game :C

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Yeah=} I have replaced 64 to MaxClients. PS. Event can't be called if client is not in game :C

The victim is guaranteed to be a valid entity since that is what the function is being called as a member of. Attacker and inflictor should be valid (and/or 0 for world), but i'm not sure offhand what happens for example what would show if someone tosses a grenade and then leaves before it explodes.

[Yeah=}]

Ok, thanks.

[Chanz]

Originally Posted by psychonic [...] Why include a huge library for a simple check?

I don't think we should discuss that in this thread. But Yeah=}'s plugin is called bonuse.smx. I guess its not a small plugin, so using the SMLib may help him with other problems too...

[Yeah=}]

Originally Posted by Chanz I don't think we should discuss that in this thread. But Yeah=}'s plugin is called bonuse.smx. I guess its not a small plugin, so using the SMLib may help him with other problems too...

This is a module of my DeathRun plugin. And I have used your library in the main plugin, thanks for your work! =)

[Nail]

PHP Code:

    ...
    new ent = CreateEntityByName("prop_dynamic_override");
    ...
    SDKHookEx(ent, SDKHook_ShouldCollide, OnCollide);    
}
public bool:OnCollide(entity, collisiongroup, contentsMask, bool:result)
{
    //ent = entity, but client = ????? perhaps client == contentsMask?
} 


On the server, two players
client = 1 and client = 2. I need to turn off ent collision for client = 1. How can I do?

Dump resultsz: entity=280 collisiongroup=8 contentsmask=33636363 result=1. So contentsmask - wtf is it? I do not see where is id the player who collide with ent?

[DJ Tsunami]

Originally Posted by psychonic No. That's not how ShouldCollide works. All of the information available is already passed. It is a check to see if, based on a given collision group and mask, whether or not the there should or would be a collision. There isn't necessary another entity potentially being collided with, and when there is, ShouldCollide does not know nor care. It is just a basic check using the aforementioned info.