[Phil25]

This works for me:

PHP Code:

stock void ScramblePercent(TFTeam tfTeam, int iPerc){

    int iNum = RoundToNearest(float(GetTeamClientCount(view_as<int>(tfTeam))) *(float(iPerc)/100));
    if(iNum < 1)
        return;
    
    int iCount = 0;

    for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++){

        if(!IsClientInGame(i))
            continue;

        if(GetClientTeam(i) == view_as<int>(tfTeam)){

            iCount++;
            TF2_ChangeClientTeam(i, tfTeam == TFTeam_Blue ? TFTeam_Red : TFTeam_Blue);

            if(iCount == iNum)
            break;

        }

    }

} 


It appears that view_as<float>() can't be used while converting an integer to float, use float() instead.

The only thing is that it won't be random, and will work properly only when there are about 5 players on the team or above. If there is one player and the iPerc is 50 or above it is guaranteed for that player to be switched.

[SomePanns]

Originally Posted by Phil25 This works for me: PHP Code: stock void ScramblePercent(TFTeam tfTeam, int iPerc){     int iNum = RoundToNearest(float(GetTeamClientCount(view_as<int>(tfTeam))) *(float(iPerc)/100));     if(iNum < 1)         return;          int iCount = 0;     for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++){         if(!IsClientInGame(i))             continue;         if(GetClientTeam(i) == view_as<int>(tfTeam)){             iCount++;             TF2_ChangeClientTeam(i, tfTeam == TFTeam_Blue ? TFTeam_Red : TFTeam_Blue);             if(iCount == iNum)             break;         }     } }  It appears that view_as<float>() can't be used while converting an integer to float, use float() instead. The only thing is that it won't be random, and will work properly only when there are about 5 players on the team or above. If there is one player and the iPerc is 50 or above it is guaranteed for that player to be switched.

Kind of works, not entirely. If I set iPerc at 20, then out of 6 people in red, 4 will become blue. I don't see how that is 20% exactly. If I set it to 80, everyone becomes blue (as suspected). So when I'm using iPerc = 20, it will always transfer almost everyone to blue, leaving the amount of players in red less than in blue and it should not be like that.

[Farbror Godis]

I don't know about Phil's code, but if you decide to try mine out, this is the results i've gotten when set to 20%:

2 out of 8 (8 / 5 == 1.6)
1 out of 6 (6 / 5 == 1.2)
2 out of 10 (10 / 5 == 2)

I also tweaked it a little bit, because Phil found out viewing an integer as a float messed things up.

PHP Code:

ArrayList client_list = new ArrayList(1, MaxClients);
int count;
int num_clients = RoundToNearest(float(GetTeamClientCount(2)) / 5.0);
                                                            
for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {
    if(IsClientInGame(i) && (GetClientTeam(i) == 2)) {
        client_list.Set(count++, i);
    }
}

int index;
for(int i = 0; i < num_clients; i++) {
    index = GetRandomInt(0, count--);
        
    TF2_ChangeClientTeam(client_list.Get(index), TFTeam_Blue);
    client_list.Erase(index);
}

delete client_list; 


[Phil25]

I honestly don't know what's going on. I tested it out and it all seemed okay. Stick with Farbror's code, I guess

[SomePanns]

Originally Posted by Farbror Godis I don't know about Phil's code, but if you decide to try mine out, this is the results i've gotten when set to 20%: 2 out of 8 (8 / 5 == 1.6) 1 out of 6 (6 / 5 == 1.2) 2 out of 10 (10 / 5 == 2) I also tweaked it a little bit, because Phil found out viewing an integer as a float messed things up. PHP Code: ArrayList client_list = new ArrayList(1, MaxClients); int count; int num_clients = RoundToNearest(float(GetTeamClientCount(2)) / 5.0);                                                              for(int i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) {     if(IsClientInGame(i) && (GetClientTeam(i) == 2)) {         client_list.Set(count++, i);     } } int index; for(int i = 0; i < num_clients; i++) {     index = GetRandomInt(0, count--);              TF2_ChangeClientTeam(client_list.Get(index), TFTeam_Blue);     client_list.Erase(index); } delete client_list;

This works fine, the only problem is that if player amount is below 5 in red, it does absolutely nothing. Any way to force it to put 1 from red to blue if that's the case? I've tried it myself but doesn't work.

Thank you both for helping, btw.