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Hello !

how to use set_pdata_int ?

i find this link but i need more detail ,

example

1. "what is an offset ?"
2. "Where i can find a list with offsets ?"
3. "How to use this function?"
4. "Some Notice ? Some Observation ? Some Example ?"

Thank you!

[proffs]

index is the numerical entity index. offset is the numerical offset into the memory block, as an C-type integer. value is the value to set.

[fysiks]

Simply look for plugins or code snippets that use it. It's much easier to have an idea of what you are doing and search for that instead of trying to "learn what a generic native does".

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proffs @ Like i say in my first post i see this link but is no help my to much ( like your reply )

fiskis @ I will try, but you can tell me just how to find a list with all offsets ?

[ezio_auditore]

Originally Posted by claudiuhks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_data_types Well, it's like how you understand it. I don't think it's a big deal. All you need to know is that a normal integer may use values equal to 2,147,483,647.

I also started a thread for help on C-Type integer and claudiuhks told me this....

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Originally Posted by ezio_auditore I also started a thread for help on C-Type integer and claudiuhks told me this....

This should be the answer for my first questions ?

about the most importanted ? (second questions)

[YamiKaitou]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...=set_pdata_int

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Originally Posted by YamiKaitou https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...=set_pdata_int

this should answer me on my four questions , thank you !

[Arkshine]

long story short:

In C, you have class like :

CBasePlayer
{

};

And inside, you have members, which are basically data associated to class, like :

CBasePlayer
{
      int m_iSomething;
      float m_flNextSomething;
      bool m_fIsSomething;
     ...
};

Here a CBasePlayer object represents basically a player.

It would be interesting and useful to retrieve what values hold such private members of a player.
It's possible to do this with "pdata" natives.

We are talking about offsets, because you have to imagine CBasePlayer like a big array.
An offset is basically the same as an index. It gives you the position from a start position.
E.g. Let's say we start from 0, m_fIsSomething will have as position: start position + 2.
2 is actually the offset.

Of course an offset value depends of it's data type size too (integer (4), char (1), etc.), but here it's just to explain fastly.

So, to get value of m_flNextSomething, you would use : get_pdata_float(player_id, 1);

You can find some known offsets here: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...&postcount=134

[fysiks]

The offset doesn't appear to depend on any data type sizes since offsets are sequential. The only place it appears that you have to take into account the data type is the version of get_pdata_*() you use.

Correct me if I'm wrong Arkshine.