[ThatOneGuy]

I've been on here a while today and done a bunch of testing. I'm trying to make it so that a grenade thrown always behaves like it is sv_gravity = 800, even if sv_gravity is 200, or 3000, etc. Essentially, I want the nade to fly the same no matter what the server gravity is.

Here's my code

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#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <sdkhooks>

ConVar g_cServerGravity = null;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    g_cServerGravity = FindConVar("sv_gravity");
}

public void OnEntityCreated(int iEnt, const char[] sClassName)
{
    if(StrContains(sClassName, "_projectile") >= 0)
    {
        SDKHook(iEnt, SDKHook_Spawn, SDKHook_OnEntitySpawned);
    }
}

public void SDKHook_OnEntitySpawned(int iEnt)
{
    RequestFrame(ChangeNadeGravity, iEnt);
}

void ChangeNadeGravity(int iEnt)
{
    if(IsValidEntity(iEnt))
    {
        if(g_cServerGravity.IntValue != 800)
        {
            SetEntityGravity(iEnt, view_as<float>(800.0/float(g_cServerGravity.IntValue)));
        }
    }
} 


Since it wasnt working perfectly, I have it do nothing to alter the nade during normal gravity. My guess is that the split second it spawns, the trajectory vector is already altered due to the server gravity, and even after fixing its gravity, the angles/velocity are already altered, so it comes out slightly different.

Note: I've also tried setting:

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SetEntityGravity(iEnt, 1.0); 


and

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SetEntityGravity(iEnt, view_as<float>(1.0/GetEntityGravity(iEnt))); 


Also experimented with SDKHook_Spawn vs SDKHook_SpawnPost, and using a 0.1 second timer vs RequestFrame (the timer took too long and gravity was applied mid-flight).

Anyone tackle this one or have an idea how to make it perfect?