[shine771]

I have the same code. As I told you - it doesn't detect world. Maybe you can post a code snippet and show how you create props?

[andi67]

Game ? Model has a phybox ?

[shine771]

Counter-Strike: Source. Phybox? I assume that stands for Physics box? When I compiled my model, I set a collision model if that's what you mean. And as I said, when I set it's movetype to MOVETYPE_FLYGRAVITY it had a visible solid model and a invisible physical model. Either way, I think I have a 'phybox'.

[andi67]

Yeah....it´s similar to my prob I had a few weeks ago....I have fired a prop_physics when someone was attacking with a knife.....it has bounced off everything but not the playermodels , so I used a traceray for detecting if a playermodel was hit.
Your codesnippet would be helpfull.......

[shine771]

I've got an idea how I can do this without touch. I just need to know how to make props Spin in a certain direction? I tried with 'm_angRotation', but that seemed to have no effect.

[blodia]

"m_vecAngVelocity"

[shine771]

Doesn't seem to work. Returns {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}.
Also it seems like m_vecVelocity isn't working correctly too. When I use TeleportEntity to change it's velocity, it updates m_vecVelocity variable, but after that it doesn't change. Also when I modify it nothing happens. I assume those variables are only for getting information about the entity? I haven't tested, but I presume that you can't change origin with 'SetEntPropVector' either. If I remember correctly, in HL1 engine velocity was constantly updated.
Is there any way to get access to a constantly updated velocity variable and how can I change prop's spinning velocity/direction?
By the way, I figured out a way to detect touch for props:

PHP Code:

public fCreateEntity() {
    
    new iEnt = CreateEntityByName("prop_physics_multiplayer");
    
    if(!IsValidEntity(iEnt))
        return;
    
    DispatchKeyValue(iEnt,"model",szModel);
    DispatchKeyValue(iEnt,"Solid","6");
    
    DispatchKeyValue(iEnt,"physdamagescale","10000.0");
    DispatchKeyValue(iEnt,"minhealthdmg","0");
    
    DispatchSpawn(iEnt);
    
    SetEntityMoveType(iEnt,MOVETYPE_VPHYSICS);
    SetEntProp(iEnt,Prop_Data,"m_CollisionGroup",5); 
    SetEntProp(iEnt,Prop_Data,"m_usSolidFlags",28);
    
    SDKHook(iEnt,SDKHook_OnTakeDamage,fOnTakeDamage);
}

public Action:fOnTakeDamage(iEnt,&iAttacker,&iInflictor,&Float:flDamage,&iDamageType) {

    if(iDamageType != DMG_CRUSH)
        return;
    
    static String:szAttacker[3];
    IntToString(iAttacker,szAttacker,sizeof(szAttacker));
    
    PrintToChatAll("Prop touched %s",!iAttacker ? "world" : szAttacker);
} 


It seemed to work flawlessly with default MaterialIndex, but with MaterialIndex 4(bouncy) it registered ~90% touches.