[Minfas]

Thanks for helping but it's still working through walls.. :\

PHP Code:

float traceVec[3];
float traceDir[3];
SubtractVectors(explosionPos, clientPos, traceVec);
GetVectorAngles(traceVec, traceDir);

Handle trace = TR_TraceRayFilterEx(explosionPos, traceDir, MASK_SOLID, RayType_Infinite, TraceFilterClients, client);
if(TR_DidHit(trace))
{
    PrintToChatAll("hit!");
}

bool TraceFilterClients(int entity, int contentsMask, any data)
{
    return entity == data; // If the entity we collided with is the same as our data (last parameter), return true (filter it)
} 


[Kolapsicle]

Sorry, a return value of false will filter the entity. I should have referred to the documentation before making an assumption.

PHP Code:

bool TraceFilterClients(int entity, int contentsMask, any data)
{
    return entity != data;
} 


[Minfas]

Originally Posted by Kolapsicle Sorry, a return value of false will filter the entity. I should have referred to the documentation before making an assumption. PHP Code: bool TraceFilterClients(int entity, int contentsMask, any data) {     return entity != data; }

Still same problem

[Balimbanana]

Just remember that TR_DidHit() will still return true if it hit world. Check what entity index is returned with TR_GetEntityIndex(trace); if it is returning 0 then it hit world, or a wall. If it returns anything other than -1 or 0, then it hit an entity.
Also, you can get the players mins/maxs with something like:

if (HasEntProp(client,Prop_Send,"m_vecMins")) GetEntPropVector(client,Prop_Send,"m_vecMins",vMins);
else if (HasEntProp(client,Prop_Data,"m_vecMins")) GetEntPropVector(client,Prop_Data,"m_vecMins",vMins);
if (HasEntProp(client,Prop_Send,"m_vecMaxs")) GetEntPropVector(client,Prop_Send,"m_vecMaxs",vMaxs);
else if (HasEntProp(client,Prop_Data,"m_vecMaxs")) GetEntPropVector(client,Prop_Data,"m_vecMaxs",vMaxs);
ScaleVector(vMins, 0.8);
ScaleVector(vMaxs, 0.8);

This will also account for different custom models if you use them, or ModelScale's. The HasEntProp for both Prop_Send and Prop_Data is for multi-game support, some games store player entity properties as Prop_Data, while most others store it as Prop_Send.

Edit: Also, you might want to change to MASK_SHOT because MASK_SOLID will also hit things like brushes and fences. The reason the mins/maxs should be scaled down a little is that it is by bounding box, so even if the edge of a player is by a wall, the trace will hit the wall because the edge of the trace hull did.

[Minfas]

Kolapsicle and Balimbanana thank you for helping, solved!