[AtomicStryker]

Originally Posted by FoxMulder I thought of this but then The Sandman came into mind I think checking to see if the active weapon is in the 0 slot would suffice.

Sandman stopped using ammo quite a while ago, it now has a "charge" only similar to the Sandvich.

Isn't slot 0 = inventory slot 1 the main gun slot. I've never coded for tf2.


Just dump the tf2 netprops and have a look .. or here i found a dump online
http://www.joe.to/~bl4nk/other/netprops-tf2.txt

Values on Melee Weapons i'd check:

m_iItemDefinitionIndex
m_iEntityLevel
m_iEntityQuality
m_iClip1
m_iPrimaryAmmoType

[FoxMulder]

Sandman still has ammo.

If you use m_iItemDefinitionIndex then you would need a list to check against (http://wiki.alliedmods.net/Team_Fort...nition_Indexes)


Think doing something like this would work.

PHP Code:

public bool:IsActiveWeaponMelee(client)
{
    //returns false when active weapon is not melee
    //otherwise returns true
    
    new iWeapon = GetEntPropEnt(client, Prop_Send, "m_hActiveWeapon");
    
    //do check to see if activeweapon is in the first slot
    if(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 2) != iWeapon)
        return false;
    
    if(!IsValidEntity(iWeapon))
        return false;
    
    //check to see if it has ammo
    new iOffset = GetEntProp(iWeapon, Prop_Send, "m_iPrimaryAmmoType", 1)*4;
    new iAmmoTable = FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo");
    new iCurAmmo = GetEntData(client, iAmmoTable+iOffset);
    
    //has ammo, technically not a melee weapon
    if(iCurAmmo > 0)
        return false;
    
    //it's a melee weapon  :D
    return true;
}