[raydan]

how to do find out the value same as "est_GetViewCoord"?

http://www.eventscripts.com/pages/Est_GetViewCoord
"Returns the coordinates of the point the player is looking at "

i try using these code but not work (idea from vhelpers.cpp)

GetClientEyeAngles(param1,eye_xyz);
    GetClientEyePosition(param1,e_xyz);
    GetClientAbsOrigin(param1,p_xyz);
    GetAngleVectors(eye_xyz,c_xyz,NULL_VECTOR,NULL_VECTOR);
    NormalizeVector(c_xyz,c_xyz);
    ScaleVector(c_xyz,100.0);
    AddVectors(e_xyz,c_xyz,w_xyz);
PrintToServer("%f %f %f",w_xyz[0],w_xyz[1],w_xyz[2]);
 
//Create a entity at w_xyz

[PM]

This sounds like a traceline after from the eye position (if it is possible to retreive that as a plugin) in the direction of the eye vector.

[KMFrog]

 native bool:GetClientEyeAngles(client, Float:ang[3]);

client Player's index.
ang Destination vector to store the client's eye angles.

native GetClientEyePosition(client, Float:pos[3]);

client Player's index.
pos Destination vector to store the client's eye position.

[raydan]

Originally Posted by KMFrog native bool:GetClientEyeAngles(client, Float:ang[3]); client Player's index. ang Destination vector to store the client's eye angles. native GetClientEyePosition(client, Float:pos[3]); client Player's index. pos Destination vector to store the client's eye position.

did you try these before?

the result same as "est_GetViewCoord"?

i am not kid, i tried all all GetClientEye* function

[raydan]

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[PM]

Hm that code looks good.
If you can look on the floor somewhere far away but not immediately under you, I could imagine that when you look down the tracing ray hits your player's hitbox. You might want to try using the filtered TR_TraceRayFilterEx and take out the player's own entity in the filter function.

I may be wrong though =)