[A1mDev]

We need the offset of this table 11872, it should work like this (if it could be found using sourcemod and it was network properties):

Table: m_InvulnerableTimer (offset 11872) (type DT_CountdownTimer)
Member: m_duration (offset 4) (type float) (bits 0) (NoScale)
Member: m_timestamp (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0) (NoScale)

PHP Code:

bool __usercall CTerrorPlayer::IsInvulnerable@<al>(long double a1@<st0>, CTerrorPlayer *this)
{
  bool result; // al
  float v3; // ST0C_4
  
  //342 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const //342*4 = 1368
  result = (*(int (__cdecl **)(CTerrorPlayer *))(*(_DWORD *)this + 1368))(this);
  if ( !result )
  {
    result = 0;
    
    //11880 = 11872 + CTIMER_TIMESTAMP_OFFSET //CTIMER_TIMESTAMP_OFFSET = 8
    if ( *((float *)this + 11880) > 0.0 )
    {
      v3 = CountdownTimer::Now((CTerrorPlayer *)((char *)this + 11872)); //v3 = gpGlobals->curtime
      result = v3 < *((float *)this + 11880);
    }
  }
  return result;
} 


This is how the original code looks, i think, it is for reference:

PHP Code:

bool CTerrorPlayer::IsInvulnerable()
{
    return (!IsGhost() && m_InvulnerableTimer.HasStarted() && !m_InvulnerableTimer.IsElapsed());
} 


Your plugin already does offsets by m_duration or m_timestamp. If you add to this offset 11880 + 4, you will go to the wrong place. Example:

PHP Code:

#define CTIMER_DURATION_OFFSET    view_as<Address>(4)
#define CTIMER_TIMESTAMP_OFFSET view_as<Address>(8)

static stock CTimer_SetTimestamp( CountdownTimer:timer , Float:timestamp )
{
    StoreToAddress( Address:timer + CTIMER_TIMESTAMP_OFFSET , _:timestamp , NumberType_Int32 );
} 


This does nothing with class members (and hex rays are a little wrong), you can verify by the original code, you see this because it passes a reference to this class CountdownTimer, but not on its members:

PHP Code:

CountdownTimer::Now((CTerrorPlayer *)((char *)this + 11872)); 


Original code:

PHP Code:

float CountdownTimer::Now( void ) const
{
    return gpGlobals->curtime;
} 


[A1mDev]

it is better to make notes so that it is easy to check and update, if it goes on like this with updates, my brain will be broken

[Silvers]

It looks like these are the correct offsets, not sure what happened when I wrote down the 2.2.1.3 ones for last update. Can you check this and verify please?

			"InvulnerabilityTimer"
			{
				"windows"	"11892" // 2.2.1.3
				"linux"		"11872" // 2.2.1.3
			}

[HarryPotter]

It looks like L4D2Direct_GetInvulnerabilityTimer is broken

PHP Code:


bool IsClientInGodFrame( int client )
{
    CountdownTimer timer = L4D2Direct_GetInvulnerabilityTimer(client);
    PrintToChatAll("%N has %.1fs left god frame, now: %.1f", client, CTimer_GetTimestamp(timer),GetGameTime());
    return (CTimer_GetTimestamp( timer ) - GetGameTime() > 0.0);
} 


always return false

PHP Code:


Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 135.4
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 135.4
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 135.7
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 135.7
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 135.9
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.0
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.4
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.4
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.6
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.6
Rochelle has 0.0s left god frame, now: 136.9 


[Silvers]

Please try this for Linux:

			// Can be found in the "CTerrorPlayer::IsInvulnerable" function
			"InvulnerabilityTimer"
			{
				"windows"	"11892" // 2.2.1.3
				"linux"		"11872" // 2.2.1.3
			}

Originally Posted by NiTro1 Silvers dont forget the addons disabler please

I can't see anything wrong with the offsets or signature on Linux. Windows is still working. Hopefully someone else can report if this is working or not or fix the issue.

[HarryPotter]

Originally Posted by Silvers Please try this for Linux: // Can be found in the "CTerrorPlayer::IsInvulnerable" function "InvulnerabilityTimer" { "windows" "11892" // 2.2.1.3 "linux" "11872" // 2.2.1.3 }

oh my bad, didn't see that post,
windows "11892" is working, linux untest

[NiTro1]

Originally Posted by Silvers Please try this for Linux: I can't see anything wrong with the offsets or signature on Linux. Windows is still working. Hopefully someone else can report if this is working or not or fix the issue.

i will try few more tests to make sure.

[Forgetest]

Originally Posted by Silvers I can't see anything wrong with the offsets or signature on Linux. Windows is still working. Hopefully someone else can report if this is working or not or fix the issue.

Works on Linux (CentOS) here.

[Silvers]

Thanks, will push with next update once I know for sure if Addons Eclipse is working or not.

[NiTro1]

Originally Posted by Silvers Thanks, will push with next update once I know for sure if Addons Eclipse is working or not.

yes its working fine Silvers with the last Left 4 DHooks version