[marih]

I'm making a plugin that change player item's unusual effect(attribute 134), quality, index.
In the plugin, there is "g_hItem = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | OVERRIDE_ITEM_QUALITY | OVERRIDE_ATTRIBUTES | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES)" and change player's item to g_hItem which is given replacement index, unusual attribute, item quality using

PHP Code:

TF2Items_OnGiveNamedItem(client, String:classname[], iItemDefinitionIndex, &Handle:hItem);
hItem = g_hItem; 


I can get myitem that changed index and so on. But the new item's attributes(except unusual because i added) are same as old one.
I wanna make the new item have new attributes that replacement item index has not the original index has.

Sorry for my bad english.

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by marih I'm making a plugin that change player item's unusual effect(attribute 134), quality, index. In the plugin, there is "g_hItem = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | OVERRIDE_ITEM_QUALITY | OVERRIDE_ATTRIBUTES | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES)" and change player's item to g_hItem which is given replacement index, unusual attribute, item quality using PHP Code: TF2Items_OnGiveNamedItem(client, String:classname[], iItemDefinitionIndex, &Handle:hItem); hItem = g_hItem;  I can get myitem that changed index and so on. But the new item's attributes(except unusual because i added) are same as old one. I wanna make the new item have new attributes that replacement item index has not the original index has. Sorry for my bad english.

Remove the preserve_attributes flag if you want TF2Items to dispose of the stock attributes, then using the natives add your own

[marih]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 Remove the preserve_attributes flag if you want TF2Items to dispose of the stock attributes, then using the natives add your own

What i wanna do is Get All attributes from an item.(original index has)
And apply on new item

[Wliu]

int attributeCount=TF2Items_GetNumAttributes(hItem);
int attributeIds[16];
float attributeValues[16];
for(int attributeSlot; attributeSlot<attributeCount; attributeSlot++)
{
    attributeIds[attributeSlot]=TF2Items_GetAttributeId(hItem, attributeSlot);
    attributeValues[attributeSlot]=TF2Items_GetAttributeValue(hItem, attributeSlot);
}

This will only compile using the 1.7 compiler.

[marih]

Originally Posted by Wliu int attributeCount=TF2Items_GetNumAttributes(hItem); int attributeIds[16]; float attributeValues[16]; for(int attributeSlot; attributeSlot<attributeCount; attributeSlot++) {     attributeIds[attributeSlot]=TF2Items_GetAttributeId(hItem, attributeSlot);     attributeValues[attributeSlot]=TF2Items_GetAttributeValue(hItem, attributeSlot); } This will only compile using the 1.7 compiler.

um thanks but the hItem is not the replacement one. that is original item's handle.
i wanna get attributes from item that i want, not the original's.
the g_hItem doesn't have all information about replacement one. it's just handle which is including replacement item index. quality, unusual effect (attribute code 134) and which is created by plugin.

sorry for my bad english.

[Wliu]

Ok so let me see if I understand you.
So you want to change the weapon (let's say Direct Hit) that you currently have to a new unusual-effected weapon (Air Strike) that has the same attributes as the Direct Hit?

[marih]

Originally Posted by Wliu Ok so let me see if I understand you. So you want to change the weapon (let's say Direct Hit) that you currently have to a new unusual-effected weapon (Air Strike) that has the same attributes as the Direct Hit?

the attributes must be same as the 'Air Strike'.

PHP Code:

    new attributeCount=TF2II_GetItemNumAttributes(Index);
    new attributeIds[16];
    new Float:attributeValues[16];
    TF2Items_SetNumAttributes(g_hItem, (attributeCount+1)); // the g_hItem is the handle that will get new index, unusual attribute, quality, and other attributes that new one's has. because of unusual i added 1 (new + unusual)
    
    if(Index == 0 || (attributeCount == 0)) // the Index is from keyvalue that is new index.
    {
        Index = iItemDefinitionIndex; // if index is '0' (don't set). make index be original index.
        TF2Items_SetNumAttributes(g_hItem, 1); // the unusual effect must be applied in any condition. so i added.
        TF2Items_SetFlags(g_hItem, OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | OVERRIDE_ITEM_QUALITY | OVERRIDE_ATTRIBUTES | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES);
    }
    else
    {
        TF2Items_SetFlags(g_hItem, OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | OVERRIDE_ITEM_QUALITY | OVERRIDE_ATTRIBUTES);
        for(new attributeSlot; attributeSlot<attributeCount; attributeSlot++)
        {
            attributeIds[attributeSlot]=TF2II_GetItemAttributeID(Index, attributeSlot);
            attributeValues[attributeSlot]=TF2II_GetItemAttributeValue(Index, attributeSlot);
            TF2Items_SetAttribute(g_hItem, attributeSlot, attributeIds[attributeSlot], attributeValues[attributeSlot]);
        }
    } 


i can get the new one's attribute id, but not value.
the value represent very large number that is over 1000000.
the attribute is not applied.

sorry for my bad english. what am i gonna do?

[Wliu]

Try using TF2Items_GetNumAttributes(g_hItem) instead.

[marih]

Originally Posted by Wliu Try using TF2Items_GetNumAttributes(g_hItem) instead.

g_hItem is not an new one. it just a empty handle and it will get new index,quality,unusual. (my bad english..)

but in my problem, i gotta insert new index's attributes to the g_hItem handle.

now i can get attributeid from new one by index number. but not the value.