[c0ldfyr3]

Fredd, I'm wondering is GetAttacker() still working for you in CSS? I ask because I can't use it without crashes but I notice some of the hacks plugins using SetDamage etc without problem. Did they edit the headers to match the games or what happened that I'm missing??

[CrimsonGT]

I actually just did a CSS extension for someone yesterday that hooks OnTakeDamage. I had to edit the headers a bit, but mainly just to add an include file and change some stuff from protected to public. Other than that it worked fine.

[DJ Tsunami]

That's the lazy way indeed

[c0ldfyr3]

Crimson, I'm guessing that's the knife damage extension ;) ? I incorporate it into ZM for the guy! That napalm extension screws with IPlayerInfo::GetWeaponName so I had to write a work around.

Tsunami, what's the lazy way??

And yeah, after some messing I found the problem was something else I'd changed that was messing up haha. The functions shouldn't be trusted but the variables are fine once changed to public

[DJ Tsunami]

Changing the SDK is the lazy way, the proper way I believe is making your own CTakeDamageInfo class (extending the SDK one), with the functions BAILOPAN described to get the attacker and inflictor, but I haven't gotten that to work yet.

[c0ldfyr3]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami Changing the SDK is the lazy way, the proper way I believe is making your own CTakeDamageInfo class (extending the SDK one), with the functions BAILOPAN described to get the attacker and inflictor, but I haven't gotten that to work yet.

Haha I've already done that, there's a fine example of it in DukeHacks I believe

[DJ Tsunami]

DukeHacks still requires an edited SDK, so L Duke's CTakeDamageInfoHack seems useless to me.

[Keeper]

I haven't tried this in the OB engine, but I know that I couldn't get that information until I grabbed the gEntList address.

[c0ldfyr3]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami DukeHacks still requires an edited SDK, so L Duke's CTakeDamageInfoHack seems useless to me.

Not if you extend the functions...

[DJ Tsunami]

Which he didn't do properly, still requiring the SDK to be edited.