[impossible_cc]

Is it possible to 'catch' or hook event when player tries to attack with a knife? Doesnt matter if he hits wall or entity or just nothing.

Everything I'm trying to do is increase attack range of melee weapon.

[LenHard]

weapon_fire event is probably what you're looking for as in for the attacking wise (However it doesn't register with stabbing). You could try to detect if the player has a knife and check if he tries to stab and go on from there. Then using traceray to identify the enemy's distance and emitting damage on the victim with SDKHooks. That's one way to do it, probably could find an alternative.

[impossible_cc]

Originally Posted by LenHard weapon_fire event is probably what you're looking for as in for the attacking wise (However it doesn't register with stabbing). You could try to detect if the player has a knife and check if he tries to stab and go on from there. Then using traceray to identify the enemy's distance and emitting damage on the victim with SDKHooks. That's one way to do it, probably could find an alternative.

Thx, I'll try it

[impossible_cc]

There is one problem. If you do hard attack (right click attack) it doesnt trigger at all.

[impossible_cc]

Originally Posted by LenHard weapon_fire event is probably what you're looking for as in for the attacking wise (However it doesn't register with stabbing). You could try to detect if the player has a knife and check if he tries to stab and go on from there. Then using traceray to identify the enemy's distance and emitting damage on the victim with SDKHooks. That's one way to do it, probably could find an alternative.

Anyways it works well. Thx

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by impossible_cc There is one problem. If you do hard attack (right click attack) it doesnt trigger at all.

Try looking at SDKHook_TraceAttack?

Another option, though I wouldnt recommend itdue to being much more processing, would be to check in OnPlayerRunCmd to see if they are hitting either attack button and proceed from there...the weapon_fire event or SDKHook_TraceAttack hook is much less CPU impact I believe.

[impossible_cc]

Originally Posted by ThatOneGuy Try looking at SDKHook_TraceAttack? Another option, though I wouldnt recommend itdue to being much more processing, would be to check in OnPlayerRunCmd to see if they are hitting either attack button and proceed from there...the weapon_fire event or SDKHook_TraceAttack hook is much less CPU impact I believe.

weapon_fire works satisfactorily, because knife has constant damage, so there isnt any sense to attack with rightclick. Everyone uses leftclick.