[zipcore]

Good thing is this source is far away from being useable for bad admins

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by MafiaBoss Tried the latest version, it aimed above the head, so, couldn't kill anyone lol

It aims fine for me, aims at the head if sniper or spy with amby, aims at the torso for every other class

[Sreaper]

Aside from the <target> parameter. How does yours improve over the one Mitchel posted here?
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...41&postcount=8

Does it have all of the features of his original post?

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by Sreaper Aside from the <target> parameter. How does yours improve over the one Mitchel posted here? https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...41&postcount=8 Does it have all of the features of his original post?

1. I said early I created this without even looking if something like this existed, I had created it with no intention on putting it on here

2. I don't use any of that code or anything similiar

3. His isn't a command, it's a bind

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Sreaper Aside from the <target> parameter. How does yours improve over the one Mitchel posted here? https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...41&postcount=8 Does it have all of the features of his original post?

That one was build for css, but yeah this one would be better, i;m helping him improve and make that snippet i posted a piece of trash, basically.

[xXDeathreusXx]

What I've noticed is the aim for head aims at the players forehead, which can make the hitbox react a bit funny for how it aims, so I'm releasing v0.2.5 in a little while, which makes the aim move slightly down to more of the nose area, and properly reset the aim to the torso when switching back to another class from sniper or spy.

[xXDeathreusXx]

Okay v0.2.5 modifies the aim slightly to be more in the nose area, so it's a littler more accurate at headshots, and it includes a little check to switch it from torso aim to head aim properly when switching between classes

[Mitchell]

		if(!g_bToHead[client])
			fClosestLocation[2] = fClosestLocation[2] - 25.0;
		else
			fClosestLocation[2] += 30.0;

never really got why you did that also, why not just fClosestLocation[2] -= 25.0;

and i havent tested or played with this but does this test to see if the player you're aiming at is crouching?
what i did for css, which i have no idea if you can do for tf2, was attach a sprite to all the players head that no one could see, then when ever some on wanted to aim at them it would just aim at the sprite, since it was parented to the 'head' place, made it extremely accurate.

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by Mitchell if(!g_bToHead[client]) fClosestLocation[2] = fClosestLocation[2] - 25.0; else fClosestLocation[2] += 30.0; never really got why you did that also, why not just fClosestLocation[2] -= 25.0; and i havent tested or played with this but does this test to see if the player you're aiming at is crouching? what i did for css, which i have no idea if you can do for tf2, was attach a sprite to all the players head that no one could see, then when ever some on wanted to aim at them it would just aim at the sprite, since it was parented to the 'head' place, made it extremely accurate.

I guess I could do that, and it doesn't actually do any checks against crouching, not enitrely sure how to do this, maybe get their prop data m_bDucked and set a different value? Maybe have 20 or 15 to be the head value, and modify it till it's centered

Or is there a better solution to this

[Mitchell]

i just did:
if(GetClientButtons(Ent) & IN_DUCK)
but checking if they are actually m_bDucked would be better.