[capostrike93]

Originally Posted by AntiBots Caostrike, you example they will only shoot people with the last index in the Radio. You understand me?

no, my example does that attack the player closest to the tank ..
by default only attack to team terrorist

#define KILL_ONLYT

[capostrike93]

Originally Posted by joropito It works using fakemeNta too (I'm using random 1-32 because I'm too lazy to make it better ) PHP Code: #include <amxmodx> #include <fakemeta> #include <hamsandwich> public plugin_init() {         register_forward(FM_FindClientInPVS, "findclientinpvs") } public plugin_precache() {         RegisterHam(Ham_Spawn,"func_tank","spawnTank",1) } public spawnTank(id) {         set_pev(id,pev_spawnflags, SF_TANK_ACTIVE | SF_TANK_PLAYER | SF_TANK_HUMANS | SF_TANK_CANCONTROL | SF_TANK_SOUNDON)         dllfunc(DLLFunc_Think,id) } public findclientinpvs(id) {         static class[32]         if(pev_valid(id))         {                 pev(id, pev_classname, class, charsmax(class))                 if(equal(class, "func_tank"))                 {                         forward_return(FMV_CELL, random_num(1, 32))                         return FMRES_SUPERCEDE                 }         }         return FMRES_IGNORED }

well, but it is clear that has to verify the integrity of random_num

I mean a. player is alive? check team? other?

and I almost forgot..

add
set_pdata_float(id,41,360.0,4) // For full rotation (360º)

[joropito]

Originally Posted by capostrike93 well, but it is clear that has to verify the integrity of random_num I mean a. player is alive? check team? other?

It was just a test the fakemeta alternative. It's just an example.

Originally Posted by capostrike93 set_pdata_float(id,41,360.0,4) // For full rotation (360º)

Only if I need

Btw, I think it's possible to set full rotation using key "yawrange".

[Arkshine]

If you want to use the keyvalue, I guess you need to hook the spawn as pre.

Like Quim said, you can get a list of offsets there http://wiki.amxmodx.org/CFuncTank_(CS) ; and you can see the name is enough explicit to understand the keyvalue name related :

void CFuncTank :: KeyValue( KeyValueData *pkvd )
{
	if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "yawrate"))
	{
		m_yawRate = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "yawrange"))
	{
		m_yawRange = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "yawtolerance"))
	{
		m_yawTolerance = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "pitchrange"))
	{
		m_pitchRange = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "pitchrate"))
	{
		m_pitchRate = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "pitchtolerance"))
	{
		m_pitchTolerance = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "firerate"))
	{
		m_fireRate = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "barrel"))
	{
		m_barrelPos.x = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "barrely"))
	{
		m_barrelPos.y = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "barrelz"))
	{
		m_barrelPos.z = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "spritescale"))
	{
		m_spriteScale = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "spritesmoke"))
	{
		m_iszSpriteSmoke = ALLOC_STRING(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "spriteflash"))
	{
		m_iszSpriteFlash = ALLOC_STRING(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "rotatesound"))
	{
		pev->noise = ALLOC_STRING(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "persistence"))
	{
		m_persist = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "bullet"))
	{
		m_bulletType = (TANKBULLET)atoi(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if ( FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "bullet_damage" )) 
	{
		m_iBulletDamage = atoi(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "firespread"))
	{
		m_spread = atoi(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "minRange"))
	{
		m_minRange = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "maxRange"))
	{
		m_maxRange = atof(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else if (FStrEq(pkvd->szKeyName, "master"))
	{
		m_iszMaster = ALLOC_STRING(pkvd->szValue);
		pkvd->fHandled = TRUE;
	}
	else
		CBaseEntity::KeyValue( pkvd );
}

But I guess it would be more appropriate to work with keyvalue when you can.

[Seta00]

This is awesome, good work. It's amazing how the CS modding capabilities are still growing after all these years.

[capostrike93]

Originally Posted by joropito It was just a test the fakemeta alternative. It's just an example. Only if I need Btw, I think it's possible to set full rotation using key "yawrange".

ammm xD??

...

m_yawRange is num 41
set_pdata_float(id,41,360.0,4)



http://wiki.amxmodx.org/CFuncTank_%28CS%29

[Arkshine]

It's more safe to deal with keyvalues than offset since this one can change on update. So if you can, use keyvalues.

Also, if I'm right ( but I've seen some tutorials saying the same thing ), to have a full rotation you should write 180, 180 left + 180 right = 360. Like the Joropito's example : "yawrange 55" ; meaning the range is : 55 + 55 = 110.

[joropito]

Originally Posted by Arkshine If you want to use the keyvalue, I guess you need to hook the spawn as pre

Why must be done at precache (in func_tank case)?

This should work (not tested).

PHP Code:

set_kvd(0, KV_ClassName, "func_tank")
set_kvd(0, KV_KeyName, "yawrange")
set_kvd(0, KV_Value, 180)
set_kvd(0, KV_fHandled, 0)
dllfunc(DLLFunc_KeyValue, ent, 0) 


In hlsdk I can see that at CFuncTank::KeyValue() every offset is updated with the new values.

[Arkshine]

I have read somewhere after using DispatchKeyValue you must use DispatchSpawn but looking the HLSDK I don't find any reference to that, so I guess it should work right away. I'm going to try to see.

[joropito]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I have read somewhere after using DispatchKeyValue you must use DispatchSpawn but looking the HLSDK I don't find any reference to that, so I guess it should work right away. I'm going to try to see.

Yeah, maybe that dispatch it's for some entities but for func_tank it seems to be quite different unless CFuncTank::KeyValue isn't related to DLLFunc_KeyValue.