[vitorrossi]

When you register Ham_TakeDamage

PHP Code:

RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "Ham_PlayerTakeDamage_Post", 1); 


PHP Code:

public Ham_PlayerTakeDamage_Post(iVictim,iInflictor,iAttacker,Float:flDamage,iBits) 


If the iVictim is hit by a shot from a weapon, iInflictor and iAttacker are the same. How can I find the weapon that was used to cause the damage? i.e. deagle or ak47 or... Thank you

[meTaLiCroSS]

Originally Posted by vitorrossi When you register Ham_TakeDamage PHP Code: RegisterHam(Ham_TakeDamage, "player", "Ham_PlayerTakeDamage_Post", 1);  PHP Code: public Ham_PlayerTakeDamage_Post(iVictim,iInflictor,iAttacker,Float:flDamage,iBits)  If the iVictim is hit by a shot from a weapon, iInflictor and iAttacker are the same. How can I find the weapon that was used to cause the damage? i.e. deagle or ak47 or... Thank you

Just use get_user_weapon(iAttacker) for retrieving the attacker's weapon, but you must be sure that the attacker is a player. For that one, you can just use is_user_connected

[fysiks]

If iAttacker is a player then get his weapon, get_user_weapon() I think.

[vitorrossi]

Thank you, I will try that. What if I use instead

PHP Code:

ExecuteHam(Ham_TakeDamage,iVictim,iInflictor,iAttacker,Float:Damage,DMG_GENERIC) 


If I use this during the round it works fine but if I set this to happen after round is over (ie all Ts or CTs are dead) it doesn't call it. Is there any special parameter or method to make it work even after all players in one team are dead?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by vitorrossi Thank you, I will try that. What if I use instead PHP Code: ExecuteHam(Ham_TakeDamage,iVictim,iInflictor,iAttacker,Float:Damage,DMG_GENERIC)  If I use this during the round it works fine but if I set this to happen after round is over (ie all Ts or CTs are dead) it doesn't call it. Is there any special parameter or method to make it work even after all players in one team are dead?

That doesn't make sense. Executing Ham_TakeDamage is not a substitute for registering it . . .

[vitorrossi]

Originally Posted by fysiks That doesn't make sense. Executing Ham_TakeDamage is not a substitute for registering it . . .

Oh no, I understand that, this was a separate question about the same ham command... And btw I figured it out, thank you
P.S. get_user_weapon() worked perfectly!

[Liverwiz]

also check

!(0 < iAttacker <= get_maxplayers() )

[ConnorMcLeod]

Don't forget to check if attacker is the same as inflictor, else inflictor can be a grenade.