[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by bullet28 It isn't. However, the function name is 'IsPositionInSaferoom', not 'IsPositionOnCheckpointNav,' right? I mean, that's not the expected behavior. In reallity I was standing in the saferoom.

The way the game detects whether something/someone is in saferoom is via nav. Navigation is how you detect saferooms unless you hardcode the coordinates which is an ugly ugly way to do it.

I will let Silver respond, but in my opinion that's an error with the map not the native.

[Machine]

Originally Posted by bullet28 It isn't. However, the function name is 'IsPositionInSaferoom', not 'IsPositionOnCheckpointNav,' right? I mean, that's not the expected behavior. In reallity I was standing in the saferoom.

The original method Silvers implemented for IsInLastCheckpoint that is commented out in the files worked perfectly for the standard maps and from my understanding was changed because of an error with a custom map. You can uncomment it to fix your problem, to do this you might need to find older version of this plugin to compare. With this new method, there is also a problem under the overpass in the middle of c9m1 and I have to change to old method myself every time there is an update.

[Silvers]

Originally Posted by Machine The original method Silvers implemented for IsInLastCheckpoint that is commented out in the files worked perfectly for the standard maps and from my understanding was changed because of an error with a custom map. You can uncomment it to fix your problem, to do this you might need to find older version of this plugin to compare. With this new method, there is also a problem under the overpass in the middle of c9m1 and I have to change to old method myself every time there is an update.

Will add a bool to the native such as "bool nav = true" and set "true" to use nav area method and false for SDKCall method which I'll implement again. Then you could call both to test, if either are true then they're in saferoom, maybe. I don't remember if SDKCall method gave false positives or not.

Alternatively I could implement another native that checks by using the "info_changelevel" entity mins/maxs - the same method that "Transition Level Fix" plugin I wrote is using. That might be the most accurate. Don't have time to add these now, might be a few weeks.

[Machine]

Thank you Silvers.

[claudiuhks]

"ServerAddr" doesn't seem to work on Windows (L4D2).
Nevermind, works fine.

[zonbarbar]

how to ues L4D_MolotovPrj to create grenade and throw it like i use a grenade?
i use this, it's just creating on my face and hit right down on the ground
i dont know how to send code

code:
float vPos[3], vAng[3], vecVel[3];
GetClientEyeAngles(client, vAng)
GetClientEyePosition(client, vPos);
vecVel[0] = 0.0;
vecVel[1] = 0.0;
vecVel[2] = 360.0;
L4D_MolotovPrj(1, vPos, vAng, vecVel);

[little_froy]

Originally Posted by zonbarbar how to ues L4D_MolotovPrj to create grenade and throw it like i use a grenade? i use this, it's just creating on my face and hit right down on the ground i dont know how to send code code: float vPos[3], vAng[3], vecVel[3]; GetClientEyeAngles(client, vAng) GetClientEyePosition(client, vPos); vecVel[0] = 0.0; vecVel[1] = 0.0; vecVel[2] = 360.0; L4D_MolotovPrj(1, vPos, vAng, vecVel);

these code works, note, the "SCALE" defines the force of flying, replace it to you want

        float eye_pos[3];
        float eye_ang[3];
        float ang_fwd[3];
        GetClientEyePosition(client, eye_pos);
        GetClientEyeAngles(client, eye_ang);
        GetAngleVectors(eye_ang, ang_fwd, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR);
        NormalizeVector(ang_fwd, ang_fwd);
        ScaleVector(ang_fwd, SCALE);
        L4D_MolotovPrj(client, eye_pos, eye_ang, ang_fwd);

[zonbarbar]

Originally Posted by little_froy these code works, note, the "SCALE" defines the force of flying, replace it to you want float eye_pos[3]; float eye_ang[3]; float ang_fwd[3]; GetClientEyePosition(client, eye_pos); GetClientEyeAngles(client, eye_ang); GetAngleVectors(eye_ang, ang_fwd, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR); NormalizeVector(ang_fwd, ang_fwd); ScaleVector(ang_fwd, SCALE); L4D_MolotovPrj(client, eye_pos, eye_ang, ang_fwd);

tk i will try it

[Silvers]

Originally Posted by zonbarbar how to ues L4D_MolotovPrj to create grenade and throw it like i use a grenade?

The test plugin has examples to show this, how to set grenade velocity, and how to use other natives. Suggest looking in there if you're stuck on usage.

[zonbarbar]

float vPos[3];
float vAng[3];
float vVel[3];
float vRot[3];

GetClientEyeAngles(client, vAng);
GetClientEyePosition(client, vPos);
vPos[2] -= 5.0;

// Set velocity
GetAngleVectors(vAng, vVel, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR);
NormalizeVector(vVel, vVel);
ScaleVector(vVel, 1000.0); // Scale to ~ 250+ for projectiles other than the Grenade Launcher

// Random spin
vRot[0] = GetRandomFloat(300.0, 500.0);
vRot[1] = GetRandomFloat(300.0, 500.0);
vRot[2] = GetRandomFloat(-500.0, 500.0);

// int entity = L4D_PipeBombPrj(client, vPos, vAng, true, vVel, vRot); // With particles
// int entity = L4D_PipeBombPrj(client, vPos, vAng, false); // Without particles
// int entity = L4D_PipeBombPrj(client, vPos, vAng, true, vVel, vRot);
int entity = L4D_MolotovPrj(client, vPos, vAng, vVel, vRot);
// int entity = L4D2_VomitJarPrj(client, vPos, vAng, vVel, vRot);
// int entity = L4D2_SpitterPrj(client, vPos, vAng, vVel, vRot);
// int entity = L4D2_GrenadeLauncherPrj(client, vPos, vAng, vVel, vRot);

L4D_RemoveEntityDelay(entity, 5.0);
// */

return Plugin_Handled;
yes i copy the test plugin code and set scale to 10000, things happen