[CrazY.]

Hello, I'm trying to block the velocity that is applied when player press IN_BACK. I tried the following but doesn't work properly.

public CBasePlayer_PreThink(this)
{
    if (!is_user_alive(this))
        return HC_CONTINUE;

    static bitsButton;

    bitsButton = get_entvar(this, var_button);

    if (bitsButton & IN_BACK)
        set_entvar(this, var_button, bitsButton & ~IN_BACK);

    return HC_CONTINUE;
}

Also I tried to disable maxspeed, but doesn't worked.

public CBasePlayer_ResetMaxSpeed_Post(this)
{
    if (!is_user_alive(this))
        return;

    set_entvar(this, var_maxspeed, 0.0);
}

[Natsheh]

You can do this, get user velocity, strip backward velocity, then set his velocity.

[Kushfield]

Originally Posted by Natsheh You can do this, get user velocity, strip backward velocity, then set his velocity.

You can have backwards velocity without using IN_BACK as well, I think the goal here is to block just IN_BACK.

I've been looking for a way to do this as well, and finally ended up with this:

PHP Code:

public fwdRG_PM_Move()
{
    new ucmd = get_pmove(pm_cmd);
    new Float:fwmove = get_ucmd(ucmd, ucmd_forwardmove);
    if(fwmove < 0)
    {
        set_ucmd(ucmd, ucmd_forwardmove, 0.0);
        //set_ucmd(ucmd, ucmd_buttons, get_ucmd(ucmd, ucmd_buttons) & ~IN_BACK);
    }
} 


Blocking movement this way is somewhat laggy for the client though, since it starts moving instantly and then gets reset after the command reaches the server.

[CrazY.]

Ok, thanks anyway, but I think be better doesn't use this way. The real problem is when I try to set velocity to "down", is applied a little velocity to backward too, then the player moves diagonally.

[PurposeLessx]

Try this. It may works.

rg_reset_maxspeed(id)

[CrazY.]

I tried this in the second way.

[raizo11]

register_forward(FM_UpdateClientData, "Data", 1)

public Data(id, weapons, cd)
{
        set_cd(cd, CD_flNextAttack, 1.0)
          
        if((entity_get_int(id, EV_INT_button) & (IN_BACK )))
            set_cd(cd, CD_MaxSpeed, 1.0)
}