[SnoW]

Ham_Item_PreFrame works but it is called every frame, so it does not differ with anyway for setting the speed in player think assuming the item think is called not depending on the item action. Ham_CS_Player_ResetMaxSpeed is obviously called only when the speed is changed. It is not in the official module though, but as far as I remember you can get it working with the official as well, just have to use another function.

[bibu]

So you could just do this if I am right.

PHP Code:

#define Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed Ham_Item_PreFrame

RegisterHam(Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed, "player", "Player_ResetMaxSpeed", 1) 


[SnoW]

Originally Posted by bibu So you could just do this if I am right. PHP Code: #define Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed Ham_Item_PreFrame RegisterHam(Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed, "player", "Player_ResetMaxSpeed", 1)

You could, but why would you ( isn't that just confusing )? I already gave you much more efficient way to do this.

[abdul-rehman]

And how can we do that with the original Module provided with AMXx 1.8.1 ?

[eXtrem]

Originally Posted by abdul-rehman And how can we do that with the original Module provided with AMXx 1.8.1 ?

Originally Posted by bibu So you could just do this if I am right. PHP Code: #define Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed Ham_Item_PreFrame RegisterHam(Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed, "player", "Player_ResetMaxSpeed", 1)

@bibu : Yes, you are right.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by SnoW You could, but why would you ( isn't that just confusing )? I already gave you much more efficient way to do this.

Ham_Item_PreFrame is the same as Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed when hooked for player classname.
Since Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed is not defined in the latest AMXX (only in the new version of HamSandwich by joaquim/Arkshine/etc. which still isn't finished), then why not use Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed defined as Ham_Item_PreFrame?

[SnoW]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] Ham_Item_PreFrame is the same as Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed when hooked for player classname. Since Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed is not defined in the latest AMXX (only in the new version of HamSandwich by joaquim/Arkshine/etc. which still isn't finished), then why not use Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed defined as Ham_Item_PreFrame?

Actually Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed is currently nothing( notice the CS_ ). I obviously first thought they were going to hook this for an item instead of a player ( hooking for player was never mentioned ). I was aware of the possible usage of other function for this( just like I mentioned ) but I just did not remember it was Ham_Item_PreFrame which lead to the confusion.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by SnoW hooking for player was never mentioned

See the title and everywhere else they are hooking for "player" classnames.

[abdul-rehman]

So when is Ham_Item_Preframe called ? On weapons switches ?

[SnoW]

Originally Posted by fysiks See the title and everywhere else they are hooking for "player" classnames.

The title has nothing to do with the game class of the forward. The title simply tells we are going to change player speed and that is what I understood in the first place ( I never thought we were going to change the weapon's speed if this is still not clear ). The unclear part was if they were going to change the player speed in an item or a player forward. The only forward here hooked for player is Ham_Spawn, I cannot imagine it's game class would be related to the Ham_Item_Preframe or Ham_CS_Player_ResetMaxSpeed either.

Originally Posted by abdul-rehman So when is Ham_Item_Preframe called ? On weapons switches ?

When you hook it for an item it is called every item's frame, somehow I am not sure if it is actually called every frame across all items' lives, or is there some unactive moments, probably better to test it yourself. You cannot actually hook the item preframe function for a player ( that would not make sense as a player does not actually have that function in the game ), but the offset ( is this a right term? ) with Ham_Item_PreFrame is the same as the function of changing player's speed ( named currently Ham_CS_Player_ResetMaxSpeed ), so when hooking for a player this forward it is called every time the engine tries to change the player's speed. So because player's speed is changed in a weapon switch, this is how probably called on that occasion too.