[J-Factor]

Simple snippet that allows you to set Dominations. Doesn't show the Domination message ("Player 1 is DOMINATING Player 2") but Revenge works.

PHP Code:

new offsDominatingMe = -1;
new offsDominated = -1;

public OnPluginStart()
{
    offsDominatingMe = FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_bPlayerDominatingMe");
    offsDominated = FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_bPlayerDominated");
}

stock TF2_SetPlayerDominated(dominator, victim, bool:value=true)
{
    SetEntData(dominator, offsDominated + victim, value, 1, true);
    SetEntData(victim, offsDominatingMe + dominator, value, 1, true);
} 


Example use:

PHP Code:

SetAllDominating(client)
{
    for (new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {
        if (IsClientConnected(i) && IsClientInGame(i)) {
            TF2_SetPlayerDominated(i, client, true);
        }
    }
} 


Sets all players as dominating client. Even 'client' themselves! (suicide causes a revenge).

[bl4nk]

Why not just use SetEntProp instead of having to worry about finding the offset and such?

[edit]

Nevermind, didn't see that you had to add the victim to the offset. Shouldn't it be "offsDominated + victim*4" and such?

[J-Factor]

Shouldn't it be "offsDominated + victim*4" and such?

Fairly new to SM and offsets but it seems domination flags are only one byte. Compare:

    Sub-Class Table (4 Deep): m_iAmmo
    -Member: 000 (offset 0) (type integer) (bits 10)
    -Member: 001 (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 10)
    -Member: 002 (offset 8) (type integer) (bits 10)
    -Member: 003 (offset 12) (type integer) (bits 10)
    ...

with

    Sub-Class Table (4 Deep): m_bPlayerDominated
    -Member: 000 (offset 0) (type integer) (bits 1)
    -Member: 001 (offset 1) (type integer) (bits 1)
    -Member: 002 (offset 2) (type integer) (bits 1)
    -Member: 003 (offset 3) (type integer) (bits 1)
    -Member: 004 (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 1)
    ...

Is it right that the (offset x) shows how many bytes each member uses (for data + padding)? While the (bits x) shows how many bits of those bytes are actually used for data?