[strontiumdog]

Originally Posted by Greyscale (Although I don't know why you multiply damage by 0, you could just set it and save a few billionths of a second )

I just grabbed the code and pasted it from a DoDS plugin - I was using it to control the amount of damage a MG was dishing out!

[toazron1]

Originally Posted by Greyscale (Although I don't know why you multiply damage by 0, you could just set it and save a few billionths of a second )

How about return Plugin_Handled instead?

edit mixed returns up.. don't post when tired lol

[Greyscale]

I assume you mean Plugin_Handled. He could do that too.

[spunkster21]

Originally Posted by Sammy-ROCK! If it doesn't display the text then knife's damagetype ain't slash. You should research a bit more to find the right damagetype.

Yes, I suppose it was foolish of me to assume cut, clawed, stabbed would have any relation to knife damage. Because, of course, in Valve world knife damage is the same as bullet damage.

PHP Code:

#define DMG_SLASH                                    (1 << 2)    // cut, clawed, stabbed 


Originally Posted by strontiumdog You need to add 'plugin_changed' to make the damage take effect... PHP Code: public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype) {     //ensure that is is a player and not anything else     if ((attacker > 0 && attacker < 33) && (victim > 0 && victim < 33))     {                            decl String:Weapon[32];             GetClientWeapon(attacker, Weapon, sizeof(Weapon));                     // replace with weapon name             if (StrEqual(Weapon, "weapon_knife"))             {                 damage *= 0.0;                 return Plugin_Changed;             }     }          return Plugin_Continue; }

Thank you very much for this example.

[Greyscale]

Originally Posted by spunkster21 Yes, I suppose it was foolish of me to assume cut, clawed, stabbed would have any relation to knife damage. Because, of course, in Valve world knife damage is the same as bullet damage.

Indeed

[joaquimandrade]

The idea of saying that the arguments are passed by ref in pre hooks is very nice. Why doesn't it apply to the first argument?

[Sammy-ROCK!]

What hook your talking about?

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Sammy-ROCK! What hook your talking about?

PHP Code:

public Action:OnTakeDamage(victim, &attacker, &inflictor, &Float:damage, &damagetype) 


[xbatista]

Is that is correct?

PHP Code:

public OnEntityCreated(entity, const String:classname[])
{
    if ( IsValidEdict(entity) )
    {
        if( StrEqual( classname, "weapon_shotgun_chrome_spawn") )
        {
            AcceptEntityInput( entity, "Disable");
            RemoveEdict( entity );
        }
    }
} 


[Sammy-ROCK!]

I'm not sure if you should remove a entity right after it's created and didn't even spawn yet.