[little_froy]

for chainsaw we can use the netprop "m_iState (offset 6112)", but for other weapons?

[Paimon]

PHP Code:

#include <left4dhooks>
bool IsWeaponReadyToFire(int weapon)
{
    float game_time = GetGameTime();
    float atk_time = GetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack");
    float interval = atk_time - game_time;

    static char weapon_name[32];
    GetEntityClassname(weapon, weapon_name, sizeof(weapon_name));
    float cycle = L4D2_GetFloatWeaponAttribute(weapon_name, L4D2FWA_CycleTime);
    bool is_ready_to_fire = interval <= cycle;

    // PrintToChatAll("%.2f %.2f %.2f %.2f %d", game_time, atk_time, interval, cycle, is_ready_to_fire);

    return is_ready_to_fire;
} 


If you just need to check whether a weapon is able to fire, this should work.

[little_froy]

Originally Posted by Paimon PHP Code: #include <left4dhooks> bool IsWeaponReadyToFire(int weapon) {     float game_time = GetGameTime();     float atk_time = GetEntPropFloat(weapon, Prop_Send, "m_flNextPrimaryAttack");     float interval = atk_time - game_time;     static char weapon_name[32];     GetEntityClassname(weapon, weapon_name, sizeof(weapon_name));     float cycle = L4D2_GetFloatWeaponAttribute(weapon_name, L4D2FWA_CycleTime);     bool is_ready_to_fire = interval <= cycle;     // PrintToChatAll("%.2f %.2f %.2f %.2f %d", game_time, atk_time, interval, cycle, is_ready_to_fire);     return is_ready_to_fire; }  If you just need to check whether a weapon is able to fire, this should work.

thanks