[Beaverboys]

The plugin is for CSGO

[Miu]

PHP Code:

public Action OnPlayerRunCmd(int client, int &buttons, int &impulse, float move[3], float angles[3], int &weapon, int &subtype, int &cmdnum, int &tickcount, int &seed, int mouse[2])
{
    if(IsFakeClient(client))
    {
        move[0] = 400.0;
        move[1] = 0.0;
        move[2] = 0.0;
    }
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


[Beaverboys]

Originally Posted by Miu PHP Code: public Action OnPlayerRunCmd(int client, int &buttons, int &impulse, float move[3], float angles[3], int &weapon, int &subtype, int &cmdnum, int &tickcount, int &seed, int mouse[2]) {     if(IsFakeClient(client))     {         move[0] = 400.0;         move[1] = 0.0;         move[2] = 0.0;     }          return Plugin_Continue; }

So assuming that fake clients can have their angles set, I would just use "float angles[3]" to point the bot toward the player and then use buttons to trigger a knife slash if the bot is close enough?

[Miu]

yes to the buttons, IN_ATTACK will trigger a slash

the angles in that function are not view angles tho, they're some special sort of movement angles disjunct from view angles, the thing that allows spinhacks, antiaim and stuff like taht. the simplest way to turn clients is TeleportEntity(client, NULL_VECTOR, ang, NULL_VECTOR), but like I said, last time I tried making fake clients created with CreateFakeClient() turn, it didn't work.

[Beaverboys]

Originally Posted by Miu yes to the buttons, IN_ATTACK will trigger a slash the angles in that function are not view angles tho, they're some special sort of movement angles disjunct from view angles, the thing that allows spinhacks, antiaim and stuff like taht. the simplest way to turn clients is TeleportEntity(client, NULL_VECTOR, ang, NULL_VECTOR), but like I said, last time I tried making fake clients created with CreateFakeClient() turn, it didn't work.

So using CSGO's bots instead is the only solution to the angles problem?

[Chdata]

Originally Posted by Miu yes to the buttons, IN_ATTACK will trigger a slash the angles in that function are not view angles tho, they're some special sort of movement angles disjunct from view angles, the thing that allows spinhacks, antiaim and stuff like taht. the simplest way to turn clients is TeleportEntity(client, NULL_VECTOR, ang, NULL_VECTOR), but like I said, last time I tried making fake clients created with CreateFakeClient() turn, it didn't work.

I don't suppose this can be used in any way to better detect silent aim aimbots?

PM me if you think "yes".

[Miu]

There's probably some way to do it with fake clients but I don't know how, and it doesn't seem like people that do bot replay plugins do either

[Beaverboys]

Originally Posted by Miu There's probably some way to do it with fake clients but I don't know how, and it doesn't seem like people that do bot replay plugins do either

Alright I'll see what I can do, thanks for the help.

[Benoist3012]

Originally Posted by Beaverboys The plugin is for CSGO

Next time don't forget to add it in your first post, because I thinked it was for tf2, thanks.

[Beaverboys]

Originally Posted by Miu PHP Code: public Action OnPlayerRunCmd(int client, int &buttons, int &impulse, float move[3], float angles[3], int &weapon, int &subtype, int &cmdnum, int &tickcount, int &seed, int mouse[2]) {     if(IsFakeClient(client))     {         move[0] = 400.0;         move[1] = 0.0;         move[2] = 0.0;     }          return Plugin_Continue; }

I got the bots moving correctly with move, but the run animation is not playing, the bots just glide along the ground without moving their legs. What can I do to fix this?