[Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

K.K.Lv · **Author**

SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

**Arkshine** · 07-02-2012 , 06:57 Re: [Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

Engine is not made of Pawn, LoL. Such function passes a structure, client_t, if I'm right, and you can probably retrieve a player's index from a member.

ConnorMcLeod · *Last edited by ConnorMcLeod; 07-02-2012 at 07:15.*

In module you can use :

Code:

typedef struct client_s
{
#ifdef __linux__
  int dummy[4769];
#else
  int dummy[4839];
#endif
  edict_t*ePlayer;
  const edict_t*eViewEntity;
  int userid;
}client_t;

With orpheu you can convert to offset.

K.K.Lv · 07-04-2012 , 00:49 Re: [Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

Code:

new id = OrpheuGetStructMember(OrpheuGetEngineFunctionsStruct(), "edict_t");

something like this ?
I don't how to use these function !
better to write a tut, if someone know these !

ConnorMcLeod · 07-04-2012 , 00:51 Re: [Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

Dunno how you can convert from edict with orpheu, but it doesn't seem you used right way.

K.K.Lv · 07-04-2012 , 01:22 Re: [Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

Yes , you are right ! I'm reading the header file if orpheu !

**Arkshine** · 07-04-2012 , 03:56 Re: [Orpheu]SV_DropClient did not pass the player index ?

If you using orpheu, you need a memory file to specify the offset (position) of ePlayer as type edict_s*, then in the plugin using OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress with the pointer of client_t (first arg) as start address and your identifier from the memory file.