[Kiske]

Hi,
I have a problem with an entity and his radius.

PHP Code:

set_task(0.1, "entityThink", entity, _, _, "a", 100);

public entityThink(const entity) {
static Float:vecEntityOrigin[3];
static Float:vecIdOrigin[3];
static iEnt;

entity_get_vector(iEnt, EV_VEC_origin, vecEntityOrigin);
iEnt = -1;

while((iEnt = find_ent_in_sphere(iEnt, vecEntityOrigin, 330.0)) != 0) {
if(!is_user_alive(iEnt)) {
continue;
}

entity_get_vector(iEnt, EV_VEC_origin, vecIdOrigin);

if(get_distance_f(vecIdOrigin, vecEntityOrigin) > 300.0) {
set_user_godmode(iEnt, 0);
continue;
}

set_user_godmode(iEnt, 1);
}
} 


The result of that code it's this (example, view of top):






Buuuut, what happens when there are two entities like this close enough, something like that (example, view of top):



The 'User with problem' has godmode for the 'Entity 1' and hasn't godmode for the 'Entity 2'.

How to fix that ?

[Black Rose]

I don't really see the problem.

The user gets godmode, isn't that the point?

This is completely useless:

    while((iEnt = find_ent_in_sphere(iEnt, vecEntityOrigin, 330.0)) != 0) {
        // ...
        entity_get_vector(iEnt, EV_VEC_origin, vecIdOrigin);
        if(get_distance_f(vecIdOrigin, vecEntityOrigin) > 300.0) { 

[Kiske]

Originally Posted by Black Rose I don't really see the problem. The user gets godmode, isn't that the point? This is completely useless: while((iEnt = find_ent_in_sphere(iEnt, vecEntityOrigin, 330.0)) != 0) { // ...  entity_get_vector(iEnt, EV_VEC_origin, vecIdOrigin);  if(get_distance_f(vecIdOrigin, vecEntityOrigin) > 300.0) {

If I remove that, the user always will have godmode, even if not in range.

[Nextra]

Please don't blank out your posts and show us what you did wrong.

[Kiske]

Originally Posted by Nextra Please don't blank out your posts and show us what you did wrong.

It works, nothing more.
"Solved" (?

[HamletEagle]

It work's, then let it here so others can learn from it and find a solution.

[Kiske]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle It work's, then let it here so others can learn from it and find a solution.

What solution ?
There was never an error, it was a misunderstanding.

[HamletEagle]

Doesn't metter, don't blank your post.

[Kiske]

Ok.