[mottzi]

Huh Alliedmods,

Im trying to get a random T so my code:

PHP Code:

public getRandomCt()
{
    new players[32], pnum
    get_players(players, pnum, "ae", "TERRORIST")
    
    new randomT = players[random_num(1, pnum)]
} 


shoudnt that work?

[mottzi]

this isnt a random T...

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by mottzi shoudnt that work?

Test and/or search before posting a new topic.

[hleV]

random_num(1, pnum)

change to

random(pnum)

[Voi]

Originally Posted by hleV Code: random_num(1, pnum) change to Code: random(pnum)

This is doing the same, yet random() is faster ?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Voi This is doing the same, yet random() is faster ?

No, those are not the same.

PHP Code:

random_num(0, pnum - 1) 


and

PHP Code:

random(pnum) 


are the same.

[mottzi]

So this could also return 0.. but 0 isnt a valid player... what can i do?

PHP Code:

public getRandomCt()
{
    new players[32], pnum
    get_players(players, pnum, "ae", "TERRORIST")
    
    new randomT = players[random(pnum)]
} 


[reinert]

PHP Code:

static players[32], pnum
    get_players(players, pnum, "ae", "TERRORIST")
    if(pnum>0)
        random_t(players[ random(pnum) ])

public random_t(id){
    client_print(id, print_center, "You are the chosen one!")
    set_user_health(id , get_pcvar_num(hp))
    cs_set_user_armor(id, get_pcvar_num(ap), CS_ARMOR_VESTHELM)   
} 


I'm useing something like that :S

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by mottzi So this could also return 0.. but 0 isnt a valid player... what can i do? PHP Code: public getRandomCt() {     new players[32], pnum     get_players(players, pnum, "ae", "TERRORIST")          new randomT = players[random(pnum)] }

That will always return 0 because it doesn't return anything.

[mottzi]

sry, im talking about the random() funcion, not about the getRandomCt call itselfes...

thanks reinert and all others <3