[Geesu]

How do you reset a user's maxspeed so the engine will automatically determine what the speed should be?

I know it is reset at round start, but if mid-round I want to reset it how can I do this?

And it's not set_user_maxspeed( id ); Passing -1 as the argument makes the user stuck in place and cannot move.

I'm worried there isn't a number you can set it too and it relates to the (*g_engfuncs.pfnSetClientMaxspeed) call within fun.cpp. There is no comparable pfnGetClientMaxspeed (yes I know you can get it from v.maxspeed but this might be stored in a separate place).

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Josh

[VEN]

For all connected clients SetClientMaxspeed to 1.0 and set maxspeed pev according to the current weapon (for example 260.0 for the scout).

[Geesu]

Is there any way to reset without knowing the users current weapon?

I just wish there was literally a reset function so the engine would start handling... Something Ive just found is that you can force a weapon change on the client and the speed will be reset.

[Greenberet]

dont think so, but you can save the current maxspeed b4 you set it. to reset just use the stored value

[VEN]

[edit]
Yes, the only thing that could happen is that other plugin can change the maxpseed value before you get it.
[/edit]

If you don't want to use weapons speeds array to set the speed for the corresponding weapon (why?), you can, for example, emulate double "lastinv" cmd but i wouldn't do that because player can have only one weapon and this will not work. Also it's a bit hackish. You could also just "wait" until weapon change. But again - using weapons speeds array is the most appropriate way. If you don't want to create it yourself, use search, i saw it somewhere on the forums.

[Greenberet]

Originally Posted by VEN [edit] Yes, the only thing that could happen is that other plugin can change the maxpseed value before you get it. [/edit]

I dont get it...
hl is singlethreaded

[VEN]

That's exactly why...

// plugin #1
#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta>

public plugin_init() {
    register_event("CurWeapon", "func", "be", "1=1")
}

public func(id) {
    new Float:maxspeed
    pev(id, pev_maxspeed, maxspeed)
    server_print("MAXSPEED_1[%f]", maxspeed)
    set_pev(id, pev_maxspeed, 123.0)
}

// plugin #2
#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta>

public plugin_init() {
    register_event("CurWeapon", "func", "be", "1=1")
}

public func(id) {
    new Float:maxspeed
    pev(id, pev_maxspeed, maxspeed)
    server_print("MAXSPEED_2[%f]", maxspeed)
}

/* OUTPUT
MAXSPEED_1[250.000000]
MAXSPEED_2[123.000000]
*/

[Greenberet]

now i get what you mean^^
i thought you mean that plugin A interrupts plugin B like threads.

but yeah in this case you would get the wrong value.