[Exolent[jNr]]

Intro:

• Have you ever had messed up movements and zero (0) health on your HUD?
• This happens from having more than 255 health, and then falling, which causes you to lose health, which sometimes results in having zero (0) health.
• Then, when this happens, you ask for an admin (if you aren't one) to slap you or give you some health.
• Well, this plugin blocks the possibility of having zero (0) health!

How to use:

• Click Get Plugin at the bottom of this post, and place the file in your server's addons/amxmodx/plugins folder
• Open the plugins.ini file located in your server's addons/amxmodx/configs folder
• At the very bottom, type zero_hp_fix.amxx

Changelog:

• Version 0.1
  - Initial Release
• Version 0.2
  - Changed math
• Version 0.3
  - Removed Fakemeta
• Version 0.4
  - Changed HP Check for 255 or greater

[project]

looks hot

[Bad Coupon]

The must have for a surf server. tyvm exo!

[kp_uparrow]

try:

if(hp>0&&hp%256==0){
....
}

[Exolent[jNr]]

well if it works fine the way it is, why change it?

also, i never knew what the % sign meant when using it as an operator.

[Lord_Destros]

Yay for modulus?

[Exolent[jNr]]

for those people who havent upgraded and need to know :\ (not me )

[Emp`]

Originally Posted by X-olent well if it works fine the way it is, why change it? also, i never knew what the % sign meant when using it as an operator.

returns the remainder when the two are divided.

kp_uparrow is right though, it would make sense to use that.

public message_Health(msgid, dest, id)
{
	if(!is_user_alive(id))
		return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
	
	static Float:health, hp;
	pev(id, pev_health, health);
	hp = floatround(health);
	
	if( hp > 0 && hp % 256 == 0 )
	{
		set_pev(id, pev_health, ++health);
		set_msg_arg_int(1, get_msg_argtype(1), 1);
	}
	return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

[Exolent[jNr]]

thanks for clearing up how % works

ill update in 1 sec.

[vittu]

This is not needed: set_pev(id, pev_health, ++health);

you just need to make sure the hud does not show 0 by using:
set_msg_arg_int(1, get_msg_argtype(1), 1);

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You also don't need get_msg_argtype(1) and can just use ARG_BYTE for:
set_msg_arg_int(1, ARG_BYTE, 1);

what i used:

public message_Health(msgid, dest, id)
{
	if(!is_user_alive(id))
		return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;

	static hp;
	hp = get_msg_arg_int(1);

	if(hp > 0 && (hp % 256) == 0)
	{
		set_msg_arg_int(1, ARG_BYTE, ++hp);
	}
	return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}