[condolent]

Hi,
In my OnTakeDamageAlive I have it so when someone damages another player, the victim is supposed to suicide.

Code:

PHP Code:

public Action OnTakeDamageAlive(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3], int damagecustom) {
    if(!IsValidClient(victim) || !IsValidClient(inflictor))
        return Plugin_Handled;
    
    damage = 0.0;
    ForcePlayerSuicide(victim);
    
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


But when the victim gets slain, it shows the attacker as an assist. How can I prevent this? I thought it would be enough to set damage to 0?

[BraveFox]

Try this:
damage *= 0;

[Mitchell]

To change the damage value you need to return return Plugin_Changed;
Which also means you probably need to kill them on the next frame, using RequestFrame.

[condolent]

Originally Posted by Mitchell To change the damage value you need to return return Plugin_Changed; Which also means you probably need to kill them on the next frame, using RequestFrame.

So it would be like this, then?

PHP Code:

public Action OnTakeDamageAlive(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3], int damagecustom) { 
    if(!IsValidClient(victim) || !IsValidClient(inflictor)) 
        return Plugin_Handled; 
     
    damage *= 0; 
    RequestFrame(KillTheDude, victim);
     
    return Plugin_Changed; 
}  

public void KillTheDude(int client) {
    ForcePlayerSuicide(client);
} 


I've never used gameframes before so this might be completely wrong xd

edit
Forgot to use BraveFoxs tip!

[NgBUCKWANGS]

You should be able to also say

PHP Code:

RequestFrame(ForcePlayerSuicide, victim); 


But if "KillTheDude" is already defined and in use elsewhere, it's cool.

[xerox8521]

you should pass the clients userid or serial to the request frame function although it may be unlikely it COULD happen that the player leaves between the frames. Also you could just set the damage to 0.0

[Timocop]

This should also work

Spoiler

Ignore that garbage

PHP Code:

public Action OnTakeDamageAlive(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3], int damagecustom) { 
    if(!IsValidClient(victim) || !IsValidClient(inflictor)) 
        return Plugin_Handled; 
     
    damage = 0.0;
    AcceptEntityInput(victim, "Kill"); //Entitys get removed and clients get killed in the next frame.
     
    return Plugin_Changed; 
} 


[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by xerox8521 you should pass the clients userid or serial to the request frame function although it may be unlikely it COULD happen that the player leaves between the frames. Also you could just set the damage to 0.0

The idea is to kill the player (by forcing sucide) if he takes any damage, to make the attacker not show up as killing the player. With that being said you can just change the attacker to equal the victim and multiplying the damage to the victim's health.

Edit:

Originally Posted by Timocop This should also work PHP Code: public Action OnTakeDamageAlive(int victim, int &attacker, int &inflictor, float &damage, int &damagetype, int &weapon, float damageForce[3], float damagePosition[3], int damagecustom) {      if(!IsValidClient(victim) || !IsValidClient(inflictor))          return Plugin_Handled;            damage = 0.0;     AcceptEntityInput(victim, "Kill"); //Entitys get removed and clients get killed in the next frame.           return Plugin_Changed;  }

are you trying to crash the server? Because "Kill" on players and the world is what crashes servers.

[Timocop]

Last time i tested it (long time ago) the "kill" input causes suicide on clients, and IsValidClient() check avoids non clients to get killed.

Edit: Just tested it, doesnt work. I think i mixed it up with the kill cmd lol.

[condolent]

Originally Posted by NgBUCKWANGS You should be able to also say PHP Code: RequestFrame(ForcePlayerSuicide, victim);  But if "KillTheDude" is already defined and in use elsewhere, it's cool.

Doesn't work, that gives me a syntax error/invalid function call error when compiling