[HELP] Detect Team Change (cstrike) - Page 2

**Bugsy** · *Last edited by Bugsy; 10-15-2016 at 16:01.*

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bos93

new iTeam = OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( params + 4 , "int" );
new iModel = OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( params + 8 , "int" );

Why did you add these numbers?

Because if you look at the source for the function, the parameters are passed in an array. params is the address of the array. The player id is in the first cell so no offset is needed; team is in the second cell (+ 4 bytes offset) and model is in the third cell (+8 bytes offset)

CstrikeNatives.cpp

PHP Code:


			
static cell AMX_NATIVE_CALL cs_set_user_team(AMX *amx, cell *params) // cs_set_user_team(index, team, model = 0); = 3 params
{
    // Set user team
    // params[1] = user index
    // params[2] = team
    // params[3] = model = 0

Bos93 · 10-15-2016 , 11:54 Re: [HELP] Detect Team Change (cstrike)

thx Bugsy!

klippy · *Last edited by klippy; 10-15-2016 at 19:23.*

PHP Code:


			
new iPlayer = OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( params , "int" );

Shouldn't this get params[0]?

I think the "value" in amxmodx\configs\orpheu\memory\int should be 0, and all three offsets increased by 4.

**Bugsy** · 10-15-2016 , 21:26 Re: [HELP] Detect Team Change (cstrike)

Quote:

Originally Posted by KliPPy

PHP Code:


			
new iPlayer = OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( params , "int" );

Shouldn't this get params[0]?

I think the "value" in amxmodx\configs\orpheu\memory\int should be 0, and all three offsets increased by 4.

I don't know. It's not clear to me what the numerical value represents in the memory files. It was my assumption that this is the size of the data you want to read for the type you are defining. Looking at the other files in the folder, I think I am wrong.

klippy · *Last edited by klippy; 10-15-2016 at 23:17.*

OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress starts searching from a given address. What you are doing is always getting an integer that's + 4 bytes further. That's why you accidentally skipped params[0].
Unless you are aiming at a specific memory address, you should keep the value at 0 I guess. Maybe not if it was a structure member, I don't know.

**Bugsy** · 10-16-2016 , 11:30 Re: [HELP] Detect Team Change (cstrike)

It's just weirdly setup I guess. The way I assumed it worked:

OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( memory location , how many bytes to read at this address );

**Arkshine** · *Last edited by Arkshine; 10-16-2016 at 12:27.*

The "how many bytes to read" you define it already in the config file with "int".

"Identifier" is basically to define an address/offset.
With OrpheuMemoryGet(), "identifier" expects a signature/symbol.
With OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress() "identifier" expects more an offset to apply to the address you provided. If you provide a signature/symbol, it will overwrite the address you provided.

I don't remember if the "identifiers" block can be dropped.

**Bugsy** · *Last edited by Bugsy; 10-16-2016 at 14:43.*

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arkshine

The "how many bytes to read" you define it already in the config file with "int".

"Identifier" is basically to define an address/offset.
With OrpheuMemoryGet(), "identifier" expects a signature/symbol.
With OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress() "identifier" expects more an offset to apply to the address you provided. If you provide a signature/symbol, it will overwrite the address you provided.

I don't remember if the "identifiers" block can be dropped.

I tried, Orpheu complained about it. Thanks for the info.

The above code has been updated.

kristi · 09-01-2017 , 01:22 Re: [HELP] Detect Team Change (cstrike)

How do I get the 4th parameter?

Code:

native cs_set_user_team(index, any:team, any:model = CS_DONTCHANGE, bool:send_teaminfo = true);

**Bugsy** · *Last edited by Bugsy; 09-01-2017 at 21:42.*

My current build doesn't have that 4th parameter defined, but try?

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new iSendTeamInfo = OrpheuMemoryGetAtAddress( GetParams( params , 4 ) , "int" );