[sanvaquero]

Hello.
I would like to ask how should looks a code of automatic attracting opponents located in a particular radius.

[eat1k]

Check whatever you want in a radius and do whatever you want.

[sanvaquero]

Maybe I'll explain it differently, one player is a zombie and the other is a human. If a man is at a certain distance from the zombies, he will be attracted to it with a certain strength.

[OciXCrom]

Attracted? You mean pulled to him?

[HamletEagle]

Get the origin of both players, substract them and then divide by the distance between the players. Now multiply this by the "strength" and then set the velocity of the player that must be pulled to the value you just calculated.

[sanvaquero]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle Get the origin of both players, substract them and then divide by the distance between the players. Now multiply this by the "strength" and then set the velocity of the player that must be pulled to the value you just calculated.

How it should look like, for example?

[CrazY.]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=299720

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by sanvaquero How it should look like, for example?

If you don't want to make any effort, you should not be posting in scripting help. It's not a make it for me section, but rather "help me make it" section.
I described what you have to do step by step.
Try to make it yourself and in case you get stuck at some point ask here again(also post the code you made).
Where are you having troubles? Getting player origins? Getting the distance? Setting velocity? Search for each individual part you don't know how to implement.

[Natsheh]

This, its done via entity think (zombie brain) check if the zombie has a user nearby..

PHP Code:

public zombie_brain(id)
{
   new Float:fOrigin[3];
   pev(id, pev_origin, fOrigin)

   new players[32], pnum;
   get_players(players, pnum, "a");

   for(new i, Float:fOrigin2[3]; i < pnum; i++)
   {
        pev(players[i], pev_origin, fOrigin2);
        if(((fOrigin[0] + 500.0) > fOrigin2[0] > (fOrigin[0] - 500.0)) && ((fOrigin[1] + 500.0) > fOrigin2[1] > (fOrigin[1] - 500.0))) {
             // your code here
          }
      }
} 


[HamletEagle]

You could also use find_sphere_class, would be easier to understand for him.