[pride95]

When you press a button, you move/destroy/rotate an entity. I need to get that entity which is destroyed, rotated etc.

something like this

PHP Code:

public void Event_PlayerButton(char[] output, int caller, int activator, float any)
{
    int iTarget = GetKeyValue(caller, "target");
    LogMessage("%i", iTarget);
} 


[backwards]

Maybe something like this could work:

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <sdkhooks>

public OnPluginStart()
{
    FindAndHookButtons();
}

public OnMapStart()
{
    FindAndHookButtons();
}

public FindAndHookButtons()
{
    for(new entity = MaxClients;entity < GetMaxEntities();entity++)
    {
        if(IsValidEntity(entity) && IsValidEdict(entity))
        {
            decl String:className[128];
            GetEntityClassname(entity, className, sizeof(className));
            
            if(StrEqual(className, "func_button", false) || StrEqual(className, "func_rot_button", false) || StrEqual(className, "func_weight_button", false) || StrEqual(className, "momentary_rot_button", false))
            {
                SDKHook(entity, SDKHook_Use, UseButton);
            }
        }
    }
}

public UseButton(button, client) 
{ 
    PrintToChatAll("%N used button %i", client, button);
} 


Note: it's untested

[pride95]

this returns the button itself as an entity. i need the target of the button.

[backwards]

Originally Posted by pride95 this returns the button itself as an entity. i need the target of the button.

Awh well depending on the entity it can have a series of outputs to other entities. Not sure how you'd track the internal scripting languages outputs

[pride95]

Originally Posted by 1337norway Awh well depending on the entity it can have a series of outputs to other entities. Not sure how you'd track the internal scripting languages outputs

maybe i should hook in onentitycreated the entity which has a parent func_button?

[Neuro Toxin]

You need to read the outputs of the given entity. Unfortunately Sourcepawn doesnt have a way to acheive this that im aware of.

If you check out the Stripper extension you could potentially see how it hooks in.