[Zack771]

Hi,

I would like to know if it was possible to down the player's view in sourcemod for CS:GO (to make the player think he is squatting for example) ?

Thanks by advance.

[Krushy]

Yes, you need to use TeleportEntity function.

[Mitchell]

Even with that it would be teleporting the player downward.

[Mathias.]

Originally Posted by Mitchell Even with that it would be teleporting the player downward.

You can set the angle from there, correct me if I am wrong and I am pretty sure there is an other way to set a player angle without teleporting him.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Black-Rabbit You can set the angle from there, correct me if I am wrong and I am pretty sure there is an other way to set a player angle without teleporting him.

Yeah, so? that's not what he was wanting..

[Neuro Toxin]

What about forcing the duck command in playerruncmd?

[Zack771]

Originally Posted by Krushy Yes, you need to use TeleportEntity function.

No 'cause that will teleport the entire player, not only the view.

Originally Posted by Mitchell Originally Posted by Black-Rabbit You can set the angle from there, correct me if I am wrong and I am pretty sure there is an other way to set a player angle without teleporting him. Yeah, so? that's not what he was wanting..

Changing the angle will not change the vertical-axis position of the view ?

Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin What about forcing the duck command in playerruncmd?

But it will slow down the player and he will be show as ducked in other's people view.

What i would like to do is really to change the vertical-axis position of the view of the player, like that he will have the same view position as the head of a skin that i'm gonna make.

[Dr. Greg House]

There is a view offset prop. If that doesn't work and not seeing the weapon is a acceptable trade-off (which maybe might be fixable, idk), parent an entity to the hip of the player and set it as the player's view entity.

[Zack771]

Found that on smlib :

stock Client_GetViewOffset(client, Float:vec[3]); stock Client_SetViewOffset(client, Float:vec[3]);

Gonna try that.

[Mitchell]

/** * Gets the client's view offset. * This is the position relative to the client itself. * * @param client Client Index. * @param vec Vector Buffer. * @noreturn */ stock Client_GetViewOffset(client, Float:vec[3]) { GetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Data, "m_vecViewOffset", vec); } /** * Sets the client's view offset. * This is the position relative to the client itself. * * @param client Client Index. * @param vec Vector buffer. * @noreturn */ stock Client_SetViewOffset(client, Float:vec[3]) { SetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Data, "m_vecViewOffset", vec); }