[FatalisDK]

I suck at math.. How would I find a brush entity's mins/maxs? For those of you that don't know, brush entity mins/maxs are based on world origin, not the entity origin ( I think ).

[Arkshine]

I'm not sure to understand well, so forgive me.

If you want you retrieve brush entity origin, you can use this stock ( by VEN )

stock fm_get_brush_entity_origin(index, Float:origin[3]) 
{
    new Float:mins[3], Float:maxs[3];
    pev(index, pev_mins, mins);
    pev(index, pev_maxs, maxs);

    origin[0] = (mins[0] + maxs[0]) * 0.5;
    origin[1] = (mins[1] + maxs[1]) * 0.5;
    origin[2] = (mins[2] + maxs[2]) * 0.5;

    return 1;
}

[Alka]

Nope! He want to retrieve the brush_ent mins/maxs not the origin.

[Arkshine]

Hm.

So, Try this * I think * :

    stock fm_get_brush_entity_size( index, Float:vf_Min[3], Float:vf_Max[3] ) 
    {
        new Float:vf_Size[3];
        pev( index, pev_size, vf_Size );

        vf_Min[0] = - ( vf_Size[0] * 0.5 );
        vf_Min[1] = - ( vf_Size[1] * 0.5 );
        vf_Min[2] = - ( vf_Size[2] * 0.5 );
        
        vf_Max[0] =  vf_Size[0] * 0.5;
        vf_Max[1] =  vf_Size[1] * 0.5;
        vf_Max[2] =  vf_Size[2] * 0.5;

        return 1;
    }

[P34nut]

What is wrong with pev_mins and pev_maxs?

[Arkshine]

Nothing wrong with that.

It will work too. Better though since we don't create extra var.

    stock fm_get_brush_entity_size( index, Float:vf_Min[3], Float:vf_Max[3] ) 
    {
        pev( index, pev_mins, vf_Min );
        pev( index, pev_maxs, vf_Max );

        vf_Min[0] = - ( vf_Max[0] - vf_Min[0] ) * 0.5;
        vf_Min[1] = - ( vf_Max[1] - vf_Min[1] ) * 0.5;
        vf_Min[2] = - ( vf_Max[2] - vf_Min[2] ) * 0.5;
        
        vf_Max[0] =  vf_Min[0] * -1.0;
        vf_Max[1] =  vf_Min[1] * -1.0;
        vf_Max[2] =  vf_Min[2] * -1.0;

        return 1;
    }