[hmmmmm]

-1, GetNativeCell and GetClientUserId are all ints, so you don't really need to use view_as at all in that implementation. Will still work fine but just cleaner without the view_as.

[iGANGNAM]

I have question again... Here is my methodmap

methodmap ZombieClass {
      // Constructor
      public native ZombieClass(char[] name, char[] desc, char[] model, int health, float damage, float speed, float gravity, bool excluded = false);
      // Methods
      property int ID {
            public native get();
      }
      property int Health {
            public native get();
            public native set(const int val);
      }
      property float Speed {
            public native get();
            public native set(const float val);
      }
      property float Gravity {
            public native get();
            public native set(const float val);
      }
      property float Damage {
            public native get();
            public native set(const float val);
      }
      property bool Excluded {
            public native get();
            public native set(const bool val);
      }
      // Zombie class related
      public native void GetName(char[] text, int size);
      public native void SetName(char[] text, int size);
      public native void GetDesc(char[] text, int size);
      public native void SetDesc(char[] text, int size);
      public native void GetModel(char[] text, int size);
      public native void SetModel(char[] text, int size);
}

And there are properties with float, but natives doesn't allow to return float, what I should do to keep it as property?

[headline]

Originally Posted by iGANGNAM And there are properties with float, but natives doesn't allow to return float, what I should do to keep it as property?

You should be able to return floats just fine, what does "not allowing" mean, exactly? If it's the tag mismatch, just go ahead and view_as<int>(), the bits will end up being interpreted correctly in the end.