[Shadowysn]

I'm still new with many of these advanced topics of Sourcemod.

Long story short, I'm creating a simple plugin to defib a death model like in Rayman's Admin System, with the effects of defibrillating. (get-up animation, vocalization, etc.)
Unfortunately, I ran into a roadblock in that I have no idea how to do the actual defib part.

I attempted to do the unknown-to-me and used the vtable dumper for signatures but I definitely could not find anything related to defibrillating a dead body successfully.

[Lux]

You can call this script function with an entity.
ReviveByDefib()

Here is a stock from timocop

PHP Code:

static L4D2_RunScript(const String:sCode[], any:...)
{
    static iScriptLogic = INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE;
    if(iScriptLogic == INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE || !IsValidEntity(iScriptLogic)) {
        iScriptLogic = EntIndexToEntRef(CreateEntityByName("logic_script"));
        if(iScriptLogic == INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE || !IsValidEntity(iScriptLogic))
            SetFailState("Could not create 'logic_script'");

        DispatchSpawn(iScriptLogic);
    }

    static String:sBuffer[512];
    VFormat(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer), sCode, 2);

    SetVariantString(sBuffer);
    AcceptEntityInput(iScriptLogic, "RunScriptCode");
} 


ReviveByDefib is one of many vscript functions that can be called with sorcemod from using an entity.
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...ript_Functions



If you want the proper signature for the defib revive here.

"CTerrorPlayer::OnRevivedByDefibrillator"
{
				/* RevivedByDefibrillatorDelayed <- Search for this string */
				/* Pass (CTerrorPlayer *DeadClient, CTerrorPlayer *Reviver, CSurvivorDeathModel *DeathModel) you should beable to pass the dead client ptr as the reviver*/
	"library"		"server"
	"linux"			"@_ZN13CTerrorPlayer24OnRevivedByDefibrillatorEPS_P19CSurvivorDeathModel"
	"windows"		"\x55\x8B\xEC\x83\xEC\x34\x53\x56\x8B\xF1\x8A\x86\x01\x40\x00\x00"
								/* 55 8B EC 83 EC 34 53 56 8B F1 8A 86 01 40 00 00 */
	
}

[Shadowysn]

Originally Posted by Lux You can call this script function with an entity. ReviveByDefib() Here is a stock from timocop PHP Code: static L4D2_RunScript(const String:sCode[], any:...) {     static iScriptLogic = INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE;     if(iScriptLogic == INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE || !IsValidEntity(iScriptLogic)) {         iScriptLogic = EntIndexToEntRef(CreateEntityByName("logic_script"));         if(iScriptLogic == INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE || !IsValidEntity(iScriptLogic))             SetFailState("Could not create 'logic_script'");         DispatchSpawn(iScriptLogic);     }     static String:sBuffer[512];     VFormat(sBuffer, sizeof(sBuffer), sCode, 2);     SetVariantString(sBuffer);     AcceptEntityInput(iScriptLogic, "RunScriptCode"); }  ReviveByDefib is one of many vscript functions that can be called with sorcemod from using an entity. https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...ript_Functions If you want the proper signature for the defib revive here. "CTerrorPlayer::OnRevivedByDefibrillator" { /* RevivedByDefibrillatorDelayed <- Search for this string */ /* Pass (CTerrorPlayer *DeadClient, CTerrorPlayer *Reviver, CSurvivorDeathModel *DeathModel) you should beable to pass the dead client ptr as the reviver*/ "library" "server" "linux" "@_ZN13CTerrorPlayer24OnRevivedByDefibrillatorEPS_P19CSurvivorDeathModel" "windows" "\x55\x8B\xEC\x83\xEC\x34\x53\x56\x8B\xF1\x8A\x86\x01\x40\x00\x00" /* 55 8B EC 83 EC 34 53 56 8B F1 8A 86 01 40 00 00 */ }

Thanks lux. I think I'm gonna go with the vscript method...

And, uhh...

PHP Code:

InputRunScript line = (1) column = (15) : error end of statement expected (; or lf) 


I didn't really use vscript so I don't have any idea about this error. I put a ; in the end of the string

("%i.ReviveByDefib();", client)

as requested, but that error still pops up.

[Lux]

PHP Code:

void L4D2_ReviveByDefib(int iClient)
{
    L4D2_RunScript("GetPlayerFromUserID(%d).ReviveByDefib()", GetClientUserId(iClient));
} 


[Shadowysn]

Originally Posted by Lux PHP Code: void L4D2_ReviveByDefib(int iClient) {     L4D2_RunScript("GetPlayerFromUserID(%d).ReviveByDefib()", GetClientUserId(iClient)); }

Works good! Almost...

If there's a clone of a character and they both die, only one can get resurrected. The other won't be revived (when defibfix ext enabled?) or if I take the defibfix extension off it most likely will resurrect the already revived person. (I'm not really going to turn off an extension that's supposed to fix bugs)

But eh, maybe when I learn more about signatures I could use the different method.

[Lux]

I don't think the ext would fix it,

This is the script function in psudocode

PHP Code:

void __cdecl CTerrorPlayer::ScriptReviveByDefibrillator(CTerrorPlayer *this)
{
  int v1; // ebx
  signed int *v2; // esi

  if ( dword_FBA2CC > 0 )
  {
    v1 = 0;
    while ( 1 )
    {
      v2 = *(signed int **)(g_DeadSurvivors + 4 * v1);
      if ( v2 )
      {
        if ( this == (CTerrorPlayer *)CTerrorPlayer::GetPlayerByCharacter(v2[1526]) )
          break;
      }
      if ( dword_FBA2CC <= ++v1 )
        return;
    }
    CTerrorPlayer::OnRevivedByDefibrillator(this, this, (CSurvivorDeathModel *)v2);
  }
} 


By the look of it you would need to change the survivor char prop on the deathmodel to revive more people or create more of them.

[Shadowysn]

Originally Posted by Lux I don't think the ext would fix it, This is the script function in psudocode PHP Code: void __cdecl CTerrorPlayer::ScriptReviveByDefibrillator(CTerrorPlayer *this) {   int v1; // ebx   signed int *v2; // esi   if ( dword_FBA2CC > 0 )   {     v1 = 0;     while ( 1 )     {       v2 = *(signed int **)(g_DeadSurvivors + 4 * v1);       if ( v2 )       {         if ( this == (CTerrorPlayer *)CTerrorPlayer::GetPlayerByCharacter(v2[1526]) )           break;       }       if ( dword_FBA2CC <= ++v1 )         return;     }     CTerrorPlayer::OnRevivedByDefibrillator(this, this, (CSurvivorDeathModel *)v2);   } }  By the look of it you would need to change the survivor char prop on the deathmodel to revive more people or create more of them.

So after a break from Sourcemod, I did give this a think but...

m_nCharacterType is screwed up.

It won't let me set it's value at all. It just roadblocked the code with an error, saying that the property could not be found...

[Lux]

m_nCharacterType entprop is for the survivor_death_model only.
For survivors entprop is m_survivorCharacter

[Shadowysn]

Originally Posted by Lux m_nCharacterType entprop is for the survivor_death_model only. For survivors entprop is m_survivorCharacter

Ah whoops, should've been more clear with what entity I was using on.

int entdata = GetEntProp(survivor, Prop_Send, "m_survivorCharacter");
SetEntProp(body, Prop_Data, "m_nCharacterType", entdata);

It causes the error.

There's also a weird thing I forgot to mention... there was similar code in another scripting file that also sets m_nCharacterType to the survivor's character, and it perfectly functions.
The previous code and the code in the other scripting file were essentially called upon the creation of a new survivor_death_model, yet only the other scripting file's code works.

[Lux]

SetEntProp(body, Prop_Data, "m_nCharacterType", entdata);
to
SetEntProp(body, Prop_Send, "m_nCharacterType", entdata);