[Exolent[jNr]]

Updated to v1.2!

Whats new?

Weapon Names:
-------------------
shield



Cvars:
-------------------
wc_<weapon>_team	<0|1|2>
-- team that the weapon should be give to
-- 0=EVERYONE
-- 1=TERRORIST
-- 2=COUNTER-TERRORIST

[ConnorMcLeod]

PHP Code:

#define PRIMARY_WEAPONS_BITSUM    ((1<<CSW_SCOUT)|(1<<CSW_XM1014)|(1<<CSW_MAC10)|(1<<CSW_AUG)|(1<<CSW_UMP45)|(1<<CSW_SG550)|(1<<CSW_GALIL)|(1<<CSW_FAMAS)|(1<<CSW_AWP)|(1<<CSW_MP5NAVY)|(1<<CSW_M249)|(1<<CSW_M3)|(1<<CSW_M4A1)|(1<<CSW_TMP)|(1<<CSW_G3SG1)|(1<<CSW_SG552)|(1<<CSW_AK47)|(1<<CSW_P90))
#define is_primary_weapon(%1)        (PRIMARY_WEAPONS_BITSUM & (1<<%1)) 


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[Exolent[jNr]]

It wasn't for primary as much as it was meant for "can it be used with shield"
But thanks for that idea, I'll use it.


EDIT: Updated to v1.3!

What's new?

Used better primary weapon detection for shield usage

[ConnorMcLeod]

cs_set_weapon_ammo(ent, ammo)
{
    return set_pdata_int(ent, OFFSET_CLIPAMMO, ammo, __get_linux_offset());
}

I think it's better to replace __get_linux_offset() with 4. (or #define EXTRA_OFFSET_ENTITY 4 and ...)

[Exolent[jNr]]

Could you explain why? I'd like to know what I'm doing

[ConnorMcLeod]

Well, last parameter of s/get_pdata_XXX will be auto set to the value you wrote if the server is linux or to 0 if the os is windows.
By default, the native set the parameter to 5 as it's the difference for players.

Originally Posted by http://www.amxmodx.org/funcwiki.php?search=set_pdata_int&go=search If the server is running linux, the linuxdiff parameter is added to the offset.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Updated to v1.4!

Whats new?

Cvars:
-------------------
wc_announce		<0|1>
-- announce to everyone when a player receives a weapon
-- 0=DONT ANNOUNCE
-- 1=ANNOUNCE

[ConnorMcLeod]

May be you could use macros for this :

PHP Code:

cs_set_weapon_ammo(ent, ammo)
{
    return set_pdata_int(ent, OFFSET_CLIPAMMO, ammo, 4);
} 


PHP Code:

#define cs_set_weapon_ammo(%1,%2) set_pdata_int(%1, OFFSET_CLIPAMMO, %2, 4) 


??


Same for cs_set_user_bpammo(plr, weapon, ammo)

[Exolent[jNr]]

I tried, but it gave me errors saying that the functions didn't exist.

[ConnorMcLeod]

May be because you put some spaces in cs_set_weapon_ammo(%1,%2), macros don't allow it, please don't ask me why