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joaquimandrade

Thanks for taking your time teaching us that function

Exolent[jNr]

I actually could find a use out of it

joaquimandrade

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Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr]

I actually could find a use out of it

You are not alone.

**Arkshine** · *Last edited by Arkshine; 12-10-2009 at 16:46.*

Quote:

Originally Posted by joropito

I didn't found any example so I have to test by myself and yes, it's a very interesting function.

As code example, you can show a sprite where a grenade will fall. It reminds me the game "Worms".

joropito

Quote:

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade

You are not alone.

But the function exists!!!

Maybe to make some prediction.

Starsailor · *Last edited by Starsailor; 12-10-2009 at 20:46.*

i tested this function with this code

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta>
#include <csx>

public grenade_throw(id,ent,wid)
{
    static tr, Float:End[3]
    
    engfunc(EngFunc_TraceToss,ent,0,tr)
    get_tr2(tr,TR_vecEndPos,End)
    
    client_print(0,print_chat,"%f %f %f",End[0],End[1],End[2])
}

Result:

Code:

Grenade Throw: X= 446.208038 Y= 2446.914794 Z= -69.998535
My Origin: X= 448.000000 Y= 2464.000000 Z= -91.9687

Only my origin changes a few units.

this is right?

joaquimandrade

Quote:

Originally Posted by joropito

But the function exists!!!

Maybe to make some prediction.

I think you got me wrong. I meant that the function is useful. And thanks again for explaining it

**Arkshine**

Quote:

Originally Posted by Starsailor

i tested this function with this code

PHP Code:


			
#include <amxmodx>

#include <fakemeta>

#include <csx>



public grenade_throw(id,ent,wid)

{

    static tr, Float:End[3]

    

    engfunc(EngFunc_TraceToss,ent,0,tr)

    get_tr2(tr,TR_vecEndPos,End)

    

    client_print(0,print_chat,"%f %f %f",End[0],End[1],End[2])

}

Result:

Code:

Grenade Throw: X= 446.208038 Y= 2446.914794 Z= -69.998535
My Origin: X= 448.000000 Y= 2464.000000 Z= -91.9687

Only my origin changes a few units.

this is right?

Pass the player's id, not 0.

01101101

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arkshine

Pass the player's id, not 0.

The result will be the same whether you show it to all players or just him o.o

This function seems really nice for tracing a line from the nade start point to the end point (before it actually falls). The bad thing is that the only way of doing a curve is with many lines lol (I think, maybe there is a message for a curve but I've never seen it)

**Arkshine**

Quote:

The result will be the same whether you show it to all players or just him

What are you talking about...