[deltron]

This is a very simple plugin (~100 loc) that implements a feature of Q3F/ETF that I missed in TF2.

When this plugin is enabled, a player capturing the flag will be regenerated to full health and ammo, as in previous TF mods.

This will currently only work on Linux servers as I do not have the function signature for Windows. If someone feels inclined to find it (CTFPlayer::Regenerate()), let me know and I'll add it to the plugin.

Many thanks to bl4nk for providing example code to remove the dependency on sdktools. The plugin should now work on all platforms supported by TF2/SourceMod.

Convar to enable/disable is `sm_tf2_capregen_enable'. The default is enabled.

A gitweb interface to the plugin is available here.

This plugin requires the TF2 extension, so you must use one of the Sourcemod 1.0 or 1.1 snapshots!

[Fredd]

your plugin is not that huge, no need to zip it up..please attach the .sp and the gamedata file and the forum will generate the .smx for download.

[bl4nk]

I imagine the zip file is to make it easier to get the files in the right place, rather than because of file sizes.

As for the whole using signatures thing, why don't you just change the player's m_iHealth offset instead?

[teddyruxpin]

This will currently only work on Linux servers as I do not have the function signature for Windows. If someone feels inclined to find it (CTFPlayer::Regenerate()), let me know and I'll add it to the plugin.

I have windows hosts. Where would I find this info and I will pass it onto you.

Thanks,

-Teddy

[Fredd]

did you not just see what bl4nk posted?

[bl4nk]

Calm down, Fredd. I posted it literally seconds before his post. He never even saw my post before his was submitted.

[deltron]

Originally Posted by bl4nk As for the whole using signatures thing, why don't you just change the player's m_iHealth offset instead?

The Regenerate() function gives full health, full ammo and a full clip to the client (presumably it's the same function that's run when a resupply is touched). So it's not as simple as just using SetEntityHealth().

I'd have to jump through hoops to achieve the same effects using offsets and SetEntData() etc.

[bl4nk]

Using offsets is a whole lot easier than finding a Windows signature.

[SaintK]

Sounds like an intresting idea!

[bl4nk]

PHP Code:

stock bool:RegeneratePlayer(client)
{
    if (!IsClientConnected(client) || !IsClientInGame(client) || !IsPlayerAlive(client))
        return false;

    new TFClassType:class = TF2_GetPlayerClass(client);
    switch (class)
    {
        case 0:
        {
            return false;
        }
        case 1:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 125);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 32);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 36);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 12);
        }
        case 2:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 125);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 25);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 75);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 25);
        }
        case 3:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 200);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 16);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 4);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 32);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
        }
        case 4:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 175);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 16);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 4);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 24);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 8);
        }
        case 5:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 150);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 150);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 30);
        }
        case 6:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 300);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 200);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 32);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
        }
        case 7:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 175);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 200);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 32);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
        }
        case 8:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 125);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 24);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 0), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
        }
        case 9:
        {
            SetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_iHealth", 125);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 4, 32);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 6);
            SetEntData(client, FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_iAmmo") + 8, 200);
            SetEntData(GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, 1), FindSendPropInfo("CTFWeaponBase", "m_iClip1"), 12);
        }
    }

    return true;
} 


I tried it out, and it seems to work fine for me. I didn't notice any bugs with it. It returns true if successful, false if the client isn't connected/in-game/alive or if they do not currently have a class (not sure where this would apply, but it's just a safety precaution).

It uses functions from the snapshots, so you'll need to use those instead of the 1.0 base.