[xbatista]

What is more efficient?
Fakemeta:

PHP Code:

/*stock fm_set_user_bpammo(id, iWeapon, iAmount) 
{ 
    new iOffset; 
    switch(iWeapon) 
    { 
        case CSW_AWP: iOffset = 377; 
        case CSW_SCOUT, CSW_AK47, CSW_G3SG1: iOffset = 378; 
        case CSW_M249: iOffset = 379; 
        case CSW_FAMAS, CSW_M4A1, CSW_AUG, CSW_SG550, CSW_GALI, CSW_SG552: iOffset = 380; 
        case CSW_M3, CSW_XM1014: iOffset = 381; 
        case CSW_USP, CSW_UMP45, CSW_MAC10: iOffset = 382; 
        case CSW_FIVESEVEN, CSW_P90: iOffset = 383; 
        case CSW_DEAGLE: iOffset = 384; 
        case CSW_P228: iOffset = 385; 
        case CSW_GLOCK18, CSW_MP5NAVY, CSW_TMP, CSW_ELITE: iOffset = 386; 
        case CSW_FLASHBANG: iOffset = 387; 
        case CSW_HEGRENADE: iOffset = 388; 
        case CSW_SMOKEGRENADE: iOffset = 389; 
        case CSW_C4: iOffset = 390; 
        default:return; 
    } 
    set_pdata_int(id, iOffset, iAmount); 
}*/ 


Or cstrike

PHP Code:

cs_set_user_bpammo 


?

[hleV]

CStrike.

[Hunter-Digital]

use cstrike, fakemeta is effective on stuff that can not be done with other modules

[xbatista]

Okey thanks ;)
How about :
Fakemeta

PHP Code:

set_pev(id, pev_health, Floated:health) 


and Fun:

PHP Code:

set_user_health 


?

[Hunter-Digital]

Fun, from what I've seen (profiles done by users around the forum =) ), set_pev() is slower than entity_set_X() and set_user_X()

[hleV]

I'd go for FM as long as it doesn't require calling additional natives and other stuff.

[ConnorMcLeod]

If you use integers, use fun, else if you use floats, use engine or fakemeta, but don't use integers and round them to use engine or fun.

[SchlumPF*]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod If you use integers, use fun, else if you use floats, use engine or fakemeta, but don't use integers and round them to use engine or fun.

but dont use floats and round them or use integers in combination with float()

[xbatista]

Yea know this,thanks all!

[Hunter-Digital]

Originally Posted by SchlumPF* but dont use floats and round them or use integers in combination with float()

one question about float()... is it better to use float() or add to 0.0 ? ... ex:

PHP Code:

new Float:fVar, iVar = 5
 
fVar = 0.0+iVar
// vs
fVar = float(iVar)