[Leonardo]

and nobody even told me that I missed a part where it gets client index from event

[Chdata]

Ah that's very interesting. Thanks for the explanation, it helps a lot. Maybe I'll even be able to make my own first plugin soon.

[11530]

Originally Posted by Leonardo and nobody even told me that I missed a part where it gets client index from event

Haha, I didn't notice that.

@Chdata Glad we could help. As Leonardo says, replace iClient in OnHookedEvent with GetEventInt(hEvent, "userid") This will get the clientid of the player who died/jumped/landed.

PHP Code:

//Edited
public OnHookedEvent( Handle:hEvent, const String:strEventName[], bool:bHidden ) 
    SetRJFlag(GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(hEvent, "userid")), StrEqual(strEventName, "rocket_jump", false)); 


If I was writing it, I'd just keep the jumping and landing/dying events separate, to avoid having to compare strings at all. Good luck!

[MasterOfTheXP]

Shouldn't it be GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(hEvent, "userid"))? (Nevermind; Leonardo already fixed post 2)

And yeah, having one callback for all three event hooks is kinda neat, but will ultimately just end up being marginally slower at run-time.

[11530]

Whoops, I need to stop editing so much. But yea, though I was thinking only two events, since you can handle landing/dying with the same one.

[Chdata]

Alright, two things:

What does the notation g_ signify?

And

Is there any reason, if g_bClientRJFlag[] is a global array, for me to just GetRJFlag(client) instead of just using the array.

Like,

if g_bClientRJFlag[client]

instead of

if GetRJFlag(client)

Also I suppose you meant OnClientPutInServer( iClient ) instead of OnClientConnect() which has 3 arguments anyway.

Edit: In any case, this seems to have worked perfectly for me (with getrjflag).

Thanks a ton!


Edit: While I'm add it, so I don't need to make a whole new thread:

                EmitSoundToClient(client, "player/spy_shield_break.wav", _, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, 0.7, 100, _, Pos, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0);
                EmitSoundToClient(client, "player/spy_shield_break.wav", _, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, 0.7, 100, _, Pos, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0);
                EmitSoundToClient(attacker, "player/spy_shield_break.wav", _, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, 0.7, 100, _, Pos, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0);
                EmitSoundToClient(attacker, "player/spy_shield_break.wav", _, _, SNDLEVEL_TRAFFIC, SND_NOFLAGS, 0.7, 100, _, Pos, NULL_VECTOR, false, 0.0);

I noticed in Hale that the same thing here is repeated, but for what reason? Does it make it louder? More likely to play? ???

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Chdata Alright, two things: What does the notation g_ signify? And Is there any reason, if g_bClientRJFlag[] is a global array, for me to just GetRJFlag(client) instead of just using the array. Like, if g_bClientRJFlag[client] instead of if GetRJFlag(client) Also I suppose you meant OnClientPutInServer( iClient ) instead of OnClientConnect() which has 3 arguments anyway. Edit: In any case, this seems to have worked perfectly for me (with getrjflag). Thanks a ton!

g_ means global, but hat isn't important, rename it as you wish.

GetRJFlag also checks if passed clientid is real so you never get Array out of bounds EГГOГ.

C++ example

PHP Code:

class CTFMyPlayer : CTFPlayer
{
    // * other stuff * //
public:
    bool GetRJFlag();
    void SetRJFlag( bool:bState );
private:
    bClientRJFlag = false; // so nothing could change it from outside this class
}

bool CTFMyPlayer::GetRJFlag()
{
    return bClientRJFlag;
}
void CTFMyPlayer::SetRJFlag( bool:bState )
{
    bClientRJFlag = bState;
} 


Sandly, in SourcePawn we don't have classes.

[Chdata]

Alright. I tried making my own version that detects airblasts and such.

PHP Code:

#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sourcemod>

new bool:g_bClientAirblastFlag[MAXPLAYERS+1] = { false, ... };
new g_iDeflector[MAXPLAYERS+1] = { 0, ... };

public OnPluginStart()
{
    HookEvent( "object_deflected", OnHookedEvent );
    HookEvent( "player_death", OnHookedEvent );
}

public OnClientConnect( iClient )
    SetAirblastFlag( 0, iClient, false );

public OnClientDisconnect( iClient )
    SetAirblastFlag( 0, iClient, false );

public OnHookedEvent( Handle:hEvent, const String:strEventName[], bool:bHidden )
{
    new iDeflector = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));
    new iOwner = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "ownerid"));
    new iWeaponid = GetEventInt(event, "weaponid");
    //new iPos = GetEntityFlags(iOwner);
    new bool:bBlast = ( StrEqual( strEventName, "object_deflected", false ) weaponid == 0 ) ? true : false;

    SetAirBlastFlag( iDeflector, iOwner, bBlast );
}

stock GetAirblastFlag( iClient )
    return ( 0 < iClient <= MaxClients && IsClientInGame( iClient ) && IsPlayerAlive( iClient ) ? g_bClientAirblastedFlag[iClient] : false );

stick GetAirblaster( iDeflector ) //Aka iAttacker
    return ( 0 < iDeflector <= MaxClients && IsClientInGame( iDeflector ) && IsPlayerAlive( iDeflector ) ? g_iDeflector[iDeflector] : 0 );

stock SetAirblastFlag( iDeflector, iClient, bool:bState )
{
    g_iDeflector[iDeflector] = ( 0 < iDeflector <= MaxClients ) ? iDeflector : 0;
    if( 0 < iClient <= MaxClients )
        g_bClientAirblastFlag[iClient] = bState;
} 


It's not finished though. I need to add the following:

PHP Code:

                    new iPos = GetEntityFlags(client);
                    new bool:bPos = ( (iPos & FL_ONGROUND) || (iPos & FL_INWATER) ) ? false : true;
                    if (!bPos)
                    {
                        SetAirBlastFlag(attacker, client, false); //I could also just set it to bPos since it'll always by false at this point
                    } 


Also what is m_ /what is this notation called ;?

[VoiDeD]

Originally Posted by Chdata Also what is m_ /what is this notation called ;?

m_ implies "member", for member variables of structs or classes.

Just a small part of the madness that is Hungarian notation.