[Mitchell]

eh, serverside aimbots are useless, you could just make them look at the player and just kill the player with SDK_TakeDamage or what ever.

[friagram]

Originally Posted by Chdata ^ Unless you also make it jump your aim when attack is pressed (probably) Let's go remake the projectile aimbot while we're at it The one that can predict/lead targets And post it publicly l ol wat

Already done, just didn't code in the lead time on a projectile basis. If you wanted to you could.
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=241964

Play around with the FirstOrderIntercept function, I think it should work ok with projectiles.

[Chdata]

Can someone make stocks for

"TurnTowardsPoint(iClient, Float:vPos[3], Float:flAngle)"

That will add that angle towards your angle until it's turned you to be facing vPos?

And TurnTowardsAngle(iClient, Float:vAng[3], Float:flAngle) that works similarly.

Maybe it'd be useful for rocket movement or something olo.

[Pelipoika]

Originally Posted by Chdata Can someone make stocks for "TurnTowardsPoint(iClient, Float:vPos[3], Float:flAngle)" That will add that angle towards your angle until it's turned you to be facing vPos? And TurnTowardsAngle(iClient, Float:vAng[3], Float:flAngle) that works similarly. Maybe it'd be useful for rocket movement or something olo.

You do it

PHP Code:

stock void TF2_LookAtPos(int client, float flGoal[3], float flAimSpeed = 0.05)
{
    float flPos[3];
    GetClientEyePosition(client, flPos);

    float flAng[3];
    GetClientEyeAngles(client, flAng);
    
    // get normalised direction from target to client
    float desired_dir[3];
    MakeVectorFromPoints(flPos, flGoal, desired_dir);
    GetVectorAngles(desired_dir, desired_dir);
    
    // ease the current direction to the target direction
    flAng[0] += AngleNormalize(desired_dir[0] - flAng[0]) * flAimSpeed;
    flAng[1] += AngleNormalize(desired_dir[1] - flAng[1]) * flAimSpeed;

    TeleportEntity(client, NULL_VECTOR, flAng, NULL_VECTOR);
}

stock float AngleNormalize(float angle)
{
    angle = fmodf(angle, 360.0);
    if (angle > 180) 
    {
        angle -= 360;
    }
    if (angle < -180)
    {
        angle += 360;
    }
    
    return angle;
}

stock float fmodf(float number, float denom)
{
    return number - RoundToFloor(number / denom) * denom;
}