[wrecked_]

I can't even describe how much this thread has helped me in the past few months. Newer people really should know about this.

Bump for justice.

[ConnorMcLeod]

"Sticked"

[ot_207]

Originally Posted by wrecked_ I can't even describe how much this thread has helped me in the past few months. Newer people really should know about this. Bump for justice.

Oh, it is nice to see that people still have interest in this topic.
Will add some more functions in the funcwiki and here after my access to it will be fixed.

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod "Sticked"

Thank you!

[SpeeDeeR]

Do one for TraceHull.

[CVarsMaster]

What's the difference between InOpen and StartSolid values from traceline function? I mean, StartSolid detects if starts on a solid object (brush) and InOpen detects if starts on a entity?

[Aooka]

Awesome !
Very good Job ! It's very usefull !! Thanks a lot

[CryWolf]

Thank you all for creating this tread, it really helped me alot to understand much better of how to use!

[.Dare Devil.]

Originally Posted by ot_207 Fakemeta function: PHP Code: EngFunc_TraceLine  Description: This function traces between 2 origins and gives us information about it. The constants that we can use in flags: PHP Code: #define DONT_IGNORE_MONSTERS            0 #define IGNORE_MONSTERS                 1 #define IGNORE_MISSILE                  2 #define IGNORE_GLASS                    0x100  These constants can be used together. Ex: IGNORE_MISSILE | IGNORE_MONSTERS | IGNORE_GLASS - This makes the traceline ignore missiles, monsters (players) and glass. Here is a drawing that will show you how it works! PHP Code: engfunc(EngFunc_TraceLine, start, end, IGNORE_GLASS, 0, tr)  [IMG]http://img529.**************/img529/1863/traceline1.jpg[/IMG] PHP Code: engfunc(EngFunc_TraceLine, start, end, DONT_IGNORE_MONSTERS, 0, tr)  [IMG]http://img529.**************/img529/1415/traceline2.jpg[/IMG] PHP Code: engfunc(EngFunc_TraceLine, start, end, IGNORE_GLASS, 0, tr)  [IMG]http://img529.**************/img529/5815/traceline3.jpg[/IMG] PHP Code: engfunc(EngFunc_TraceLine, start, end, IGNORE_GLASS, 0, tr)  [IMG]http://img529.**************/img529/326/traceline4.jpg[/IMG] Functions that come with the TraceLine pack: PHP Code: // Description: This creates a trace handle!  // It is important to use because we don't want our plugins to mess with eachothers info! new ptr = create_tr2()  PHP Code: // Description: This creates a trace handle!  // It is important to use because we don't want our plugins to mess with each others info! free_tr2(ptr)  PHP Code: // Description: Gets/Sets information from/in the trace_handle [g|s]et_tr2(trace_handle, CONSTANT, number_if_needed!)  CONSTANT Expresion has this posible values: enum TraceResult { TR_AllSolid, // int TR_StartSolid, // int TR_InOpen, // int TR_InWater, // int TR_flFraction, // float TR_vecEndPos, // float array[3] TR_flPlaneDist, // float TR_vecPlaneNormal, // float array[3] TR_pHit, // int (edict_t*) TR_iHitgroup, // int }; The float and array values need the third argument! Example: PHP Code:     new allsolid = get_tr2(trace, TR_AllSolid)     new startsolid = get_tr2(trace, TR_StartSolid)     // TR_StartSolid is a boolean that says whether you were "inside" something      // (usually the world) when the trace started (point A)     // TR_AllSolid tells you if you ever got out of the "inside" or not.          new inopen = get_tr2(trace, TR_InOpen)     // TR_InOpen means that the start point is in Open     // That means in the world and not in an ent or something          new hit = get_tr2(trace, TR_pHit)     // What was hit by the traceline. It will either be a player index,     // entity index, 0 (part of map), or -1 (didn't hit anything;      // doesn't happen with player tracelines).          new hitgroup = get_tr2(trace, TR_iHitgroup)     // If the traceline hit another player, returns will be HIT_HEAD,     // HIT_CHEST, HIT_LEFTLEG... etc. If the traceline hit part of the     // map, this returns HIT_GENERIC.          new Float:fraction     get_tr2(trace, TR_flFraction, fraction)     // Returns a number between 0.0 and 1.0, indicating how far the     // traceline traveled start to end before it hit something. Depending     // on what conditions were passed to this traceline forward function,     // it could either be a wall or another entity.          new Float:end_origin[3]     get_tr2(trace, TR_vecEndPos, end_origin)     // The official end of the traceline. Not necesarily the same as the     // second argument passed to this traceline forward function.          new Float:normal[3]     get_tr2(trace, TR_vecPlaneNormal, normal)     // Returns a 1 unit long vector normal to the spot that it hit. Note     // that "normal" has a special connotation here. It doesn't mean "regular."  Example Stock: PHP Code: stock is_wall_between_points(Float:start[3], Float:end[3], ignore_ent) {     // Create the trace handle! It is best to create it!     new ptr = create_tr2()          // The main traceline function!     // This function ignores GLASS, MISSILE and MONSTERS!     // Here is an example of how you should combine all the flags!     engfunc(EngFunc_TraceLine, start, end, IGNORE_GLASS | IGNORE_MONSTERS | IGNORE_MISSILE, ignore_ent, ptr)          // We are interested in the fraction parameter     new fraction     get_tr2(ptr, TR_flFraction, fraction)          // Free the trace handle (don't forget to do this!)     free_tr2(ptr)          // If = 1.0 then it didn't hit anything!     return (fraction != 1.0) }  Extra info: Valve - arguments of the trace handle TraceLine Tutorial (Nomexous)

I have Question
What is "GLASS", what does that mean?
Is it some kind of entity like func_wall or it is texture material type?

[Arkshine]

Like the one in cs_assault, T side, you see ? But It's most likely related to any entity with some render.

[HamletEagle]

Here

PHP Code:

Register_Ham(Ham_TraceAttack, "func_breakable", "fw_traceatt_break") 


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PHP Code:

RegisterHam(Ham_TraceAttack, "func_breakable", "fw_traceatt_break") 


Just a small typo,but....