[The Professional]

Originally Posted by safetymoose You cant because TE_SPRITETRAIL is a hardcoded message and you cant change how the effect works. Either try a different message or make your own effect.

These codes maybe work?

PHP Code:

#define TE_SPRITETRAIL              15       // Line of moving glow sprites with gravity, fadeout, and collisions
// write_byte(TE_SPRITETRAIL)
// write_coord(startposition.x)
// write_coord(startposition.y)
// write_coord(startposition.z)
// write_coord(endposition.x)
// write_coord(endposition.y)
// write_coord(endposition.z)
// write_short(sprite index)
// write_byte(count)
// write_byte(life in 0.1's) 
// write_byte(scale in 0.1's) 
// write_byte(velocity along vector in 10's)
// write_byte(randomness of velocity in 10's) 


[OciXCrom]

You see any "gravity" amount there? Probably not.

[The Professional]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom You see any "gravity" amount there? Probably not.

Yes, I'm a little clumsy

I was actually thinking... Is possible a sv_gravity command that does not affect the players?

Because, when I set sv_gravity as "100", snowflakes falling slow... So, snowflakes depends on sv_gravity command.

[OciXCrom]

Snowflakes and players aren't the only things that depends on sv_gravity. And please stop using both threads. Delete one.