[Lord Max]

Originally Posted by r3dw3r3w0lf Someone really needs to make this a plugin and not have to do it through TF2Items. lol I would install it quickly.

Agreed. It'd be pretty useful.

You offering? ;)

[napalm00]

Originally Posted by r3dw3r3w0lf Someone really needs to make this a plugin and not have to do it through TF2Items. lol I would install it quickly.

what do you mean by "not have to do it through TF2Items" ?
of course you could do a for cycle in a plugin, but why should we make a plugin to do this when we have this handy extension that with some good configuring can do a fine job?

[asherkin]

Use preserve-attributes not preserve_attributes, the latter was a typo and will be removed in a future version.

[Lord Max]

Originally Posted by napalm00 what do you mean by "not have to do it through TF2Items" ? of course you could do a for cycle in a plugin, but why should we make a plugin to do this when we have this handy extension that with some good configuring can do a fine job?

Do you know if it is possible to edit the follow factors:

- Damage done by each weapon
- Weapon projectile
- Weapon damage radius (for explosives)

Thanks

[napalm00]

here is the list http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Li...tem_Attributes
be sure to check if the value is percentage or inverted_percentage.
not sure what you mean by weapon projectile

[Drixevel]

I mean there's a plugin for Infinite Ammo, Powerplay, and just all types of plugins that have the ability to just put in a CVAR to enable and disable. The extension is handy and people can use that but i'm saying it'd be easier to just have a plugin that does it for you. I personally don't need it but if one does come out, i would definitely install that post-haste.

Put in a CVAR to enable it on any weapon then disable it with the same CVAR or different CVAR. It's fairly easy but i myself am not a coder so i have no idea how to make it. I'm just giving my two cents on my idea i randomly had. lol

[Lord Max]

Originally Posted by napalm00 here is the list http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Li...tem_Attributes be sure to check if the value is percentage or inverted_percentage. not sure what you mean by weapon projectile

If I wanted say the heavy shotgun to be 4x fast and all other weapons to be 2x as fast - could I set the both the all weapons code AND the heavy shotgun in the code or would the all weapon code override the heavy shotgun code to make it 2x again?

Thanks

[napalm00]

Originally Posted by Lord Max If I wanted say the heavy shotgun to be 4x fast and all other weapons to be 2x as fast - could I set the both the all weapons code AND the heavy shotgun in the code or would the all weapon code override the heavy shotgun code to make it 2x again? Thanks

Wow... ehm to be honest i have no idea, i think the extension reads from the starting to the end and doesn't loop on every game frame. correct me if I'm wrong

So in my opinion, it should look like :

PHP Code:

"custom_weapons_v3" 
{ 
   "*" //All clients 
   { 
       "*"   //All weapons 
       { 
        "preserve-attributes" "1" 
        "1"        "6 ; 0.5" 
       } 
      "11"   //Heavy's shotgun
       { 
        "preserve-attributes" "1" 
        "1"        "6 ; 0.25" 
       } 
    } 
} 


[asherkin]

Originally Posted by napalm00 PHP Code: "custom_weapons_v3"  {     "*" //All clients     {         "*"   //All weapons         {          "preserve-attributes" "1"          "1"        "6 ; 0.5"         }        "11"   //Heavy's shotgun        {          "preserve-attributes" "1"          "1"        "6 ; 0.25"         }      }  }

Other way around:

PHP Code:

"custom_weapons_v3" 
{ 
   "*" //All clients 
   { 
      "11"   //Heavy's shotgun
       { 
        "preserve-attributes" "1" 
        "1"        "6 ; 0.25" 
       } 
       "*"   //All weapons 
       { 
        "preserve-attributes" "1" 
        "1"        "6 ; 0.5" 
       } 
    } 
} 


[napalm00]

Ok i thought it would set the fire speed first to 4x faster for the shotgun and then re-set it to 2x for every weapon, but xD i failed hard
Thanks for the explanation