[SadScrub]

Hello. I've lurked around the TF2Items section of this forum, but so far I've found nothing that resembled my issue (if there is something, I apologize).

Lately, I've been messing around with SP and TF2Items, and when I'm spawning weapons via this function:

new Handle:hWeapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_CLASSNAME | OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | FORCE_GENERATION | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES);
    new String:classname[MAX_CLASSNAME_SIZE];
            
    TF2Items_SetItemIndex(hWeapon, index);
            
    TF2II_GetItemClass(index, classname, sizeof(classname), TFClassType:class); 
    TF2Items_SetClassname(hWeapon, classname);
            
    new wEntity = TF2Items_GiveNamedItem(UserSlot, hWeapon);
    CloseHandle(hWeapon);
    EquipPlayerWeapon(client, wEntity);

Everything seems to be working and looking fine. But some items don't seem to be behaving as intended (consumables like the Sandvich cannot be eaten, but Bonk! works; also, taunts do not correspond with equipped weapons, only default ones are used).

When I check the item definition indexes of my current weapons with this:

entityStorage = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(slot, i);
if ( GetEntProp(entityStorage, Prop_Send, "m_iItemDefinitionIndex") != index )
PrintToServer("Slot %i is fine", i);

GetEntProp seems to only return the values of stock weapon indexes. I'd really appreciate any advice, this has been bugging me for a couple of days now

[WildCard65]

what's index set to?

[Powerlord]

You're remembering to remove the previous weapon before giving them the new one?

[SadScrub]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 what's index set to?

Index used to refer to a weapon index I set for the program (Primary slot, 45 (Force-a-Nature) to be precise). It's been now rewritten for 3 slots for more testing purposes.

Originally Posted by Powerlord You're remembering to remove the previous weapon before giving them the new one?

Yes, in both my Post_Inventory_Application & Player_Spawn hooks. Here is the full code of the program, I apologize for not posting it sooner:

Spoiler

#pragma semicolon 1

#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <tf2items>
#include <tf2itemsinfo>
#include <tf2>
#include <tf2_stocks>

#define MAX_CLASSNAME_SIZE 45


public Plugin:myinfo =
{
    name = "NULL",
    author = "NULL",
    description = "NULL",
    version = "NULL",
    url = "NULL"
};

new MyWeapons[3];
new bool:MyClass = false;

public OnPluginStart()
{
    HookEvent("post_inventory_application", Event_InvChange);
    HookEvent("player_spawn", Event_PlayerSpawn);
}

public Event_InvChange(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast)
{
    if (!MyClass)
        return;

    new slot = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));
    decl entityStorage;

    for (new i = 0; i < 3; i++)
    {
        entityStorage = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(slot, i);
        if ( GetEntProp(entityStorage, Prop_Send, "m_iItemDefinitionIndex") != MyWeapons[i] )
        {
            TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot(slot, i);
            GiveWeapon(slot, MyWeapons[i]);
            PrintToServer("Slot %i does not match", i);
        }
    }
}

public Event_PlayerSpawn(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast)
{
    new slot = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));
    new team = GetEventInt(event, "team");

    if (team > 1)
    {
        if (TF2_GetPlayerClass(slot) != TFClass_Scout)
        {
            TF2_SetPlayerClass(slot, TFClass_Scout, false);
            TF2_RespawnPlayer(slot);
        }
        else
            MyClass = true;
        TF2_RemoveAllWeapons(slot);

        GiveWeapon(slot, 45);
        MyWeapons[0] = 45;
        GiveWeapon(slot, 46);
        MyWeapons[1] = 46;
        GiveWeapon(slot, 450);
        MyWeapons[2] = 450;
    
        TF2_RegeneratePlayer(slot);
    }
}

public GiveWeapon(UserSlot, index)
{
    new Handle:hWeapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_CLASSNAME | OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | FORCE_GENERATION | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES);
    new String:classname[MAX_CLASSNAME_SIZE];
            
    TF2Items_SetItemIndex(hWeapon, index);
        
    TF2II_GetItemClass(index, classname, sizeof(classname), TFClass_Scout);
    TF2Items_SetClassname(hWeapon, classname);
            
    new wEntity = TF2Items_GiveNamedItem(UserSlot, hWeapon);
    CloseHandle(hWeapon);
    EquipPlayerWeapon(UserSlot, wEntity);
}

This force-spawns you as a Scout with the Force-a-Nature, Bonk! and Atomizer. They all do what they're supposed to (knockback, consumable/immunity and triple jump, respectively) and have proper skins, but, for example, the Atomizer still has the Bat taunt (that's how I noticed that the indexes differ in the first place).

[arthurdead]

Originally Posted by SadScrub Index used to refer to a weapon index I set for the program (Primary slot, 45 (Force-a-Nature) to be precise). It's been now rewritten for 3 slots for more testing purposes. Yes, in both my Post_Inventory_Application & Player_Spawn hooks. Here is the full code of the program, I apologize for not posting it sooner: Spoiler #pragma semicolon 1 #include <sourcemod> #include <sdktools> #include <tf2items> #include <tf2itemsinfo> #include <tf2> #include <tf2_stocks> #define MAX_CLASSNAME_SIZE 45 public Plugin:myinfo = { name = "NULL", author = "NULL", description = "NULL", version = "NULL", url = "NULL" }; new MyWeapons[3]; new bool:MyClass = false; public OnPluginStart() { HookEvent("post_inventory_application", Event_InvChange); HookEvent("player_spawn", Event_PlayerSpawn); } public Event_InvChange(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast) { if (!MyClass) return; new slot = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid")); decl entityStorage; for (new i = 0; i < 3; i++) { entityStorage = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(slot, i); if ( GetEntProp(entityStorage, Prop_Send, "m_iItemDefinitionIndex") != MyWeapons[i] ) { TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot(slot, i); GiveWeapon(slot, MyWeapons[i]); PrintToServer("Slot %i does not match", i); } } } public Event_PlayerSpawn(Handle:event, const String:name[], bool:dontBroadcast) { new slot = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid")); new team = GetEventInt(event, "team"); if (team > 1) { if (TF2_GetPlayerClass(slot) != TFClass_Scout) { TF2_SetPlayerClass(slot, TFClass_Scout, false); TF2_RespawnPlayer(slot); } else MyClass = true; TF2_RemoveAllWeapons(slot); GiveWeapon(slot, 45); MyWeapons[0] = 45; GiveWeapon(slot, 46); MyWeapons[1] = 46; GiveWeapon(slot, 450); MyWeapons[2] = 450; TF2_RegeneratePlayer(slot); } } public GiveWeapon(UserSlot, index) { new Handle:hWeapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_CLASSNAME | OVERRIDE_ITEM_DEF | FORCE_GENERATION | PRESERVE_ATTRIBUTES); new String:classname[MAX_CLASSNAME_SIZE]; TF2Items_SetItemIndex(hWeapon, index); TF2II_GetItemClass(index, classname, sizeof(classname), TFClass_Scout); TF2Items_SetClassname(hWeapon, classname); new wEntity = TF2Items_GiveNamedItem(UserSlot, hWeapon); CloseHandle(hWeapon); EquipPlayerWeapon(UserSlot, wEntity); } This force-spawns you as a Scout with the Force-a-Nature, Bonk! and Atomizer. They all do what they're supposed to (knockback, consumable/immunity and triple jump, respectively) and have proper skins, but, for example, the Atomizer still has the Bat taunt (that's how I noticed that the indexes differ in the first place).

atomizer has an special taunt attribute (511)

also are not setting any attribute on the weapons