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PHP Code:

  if(!equali(model, OLD_HE_MODEL) || !equal(model, OLD_SG_MODEL) || !equal(model, OLD_FB_MODEL)) 
   return FMRES_IGNORED
   
  else 


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[k007]

ok thanks

[Zenith77]

When I'm get the time, I am going to research grenade entities, because they're has to be some way the game knows what type of grenade they are, and not by checking the model like plugins do.

[Xanimos]

1) If you don't have time to test, then why are you doing it?
2) It would work but it is very inefficient.
3) Hello [/CODE]PM
4) HAPPY APPLE DAY!

[k007]

could soneone show me how do i add an index to that forward do i just do.

 new id = index

?
edit: it didn't work now i used owner as an id as zenith told me, but i don't know if it's right/save to use owner as an id

[Zenith77]

Yes, store the id of the owner of the grenade in pev_owner, the whole point is to keep track of data. There really is no other way, unless you want to be stupid, and create a 500 (default) cell array that keeps tracks of every entities owner (atleasy grenades). The latter is simply not an option.

set_pev(myEnt, pev_owner, idOrWhatever);

[P34nut]

Originally Posted by Zenith77 There really is no other way

what about
set_pev(Ent, pev_euser1, ID)
or
set_pev(Ent, pev_euser2, ID)
or
set_pev(Ent, pev_euser3, ID)
or
set_pev(Ent, pev_euser4, ID)

[Zenith77]

I'm just not going to say anything, hopefully somebody else will see the stupidity in your post.

[k007]

zenith don't start freaking out pev_owner works amazing for me :0

[Zenith77]

No, he didn't even, I don't know what, and then went on to correct me. I don't take that very well.