[Dragonshadow]

Originally Posted by Flynn It strikes me DragonShadow is having an 'I-can't-use-that-suggestion-because-it-has-a-trival-little-fault' complex. I have those too. Although if you were only ever going to use yer own idea, why even bother posting on this forum?

I am confused and amused by this comment.
I said I couldn't use it because I didn't have time to test it. When I have time to test it or it has been confirmed then I will.

[Frus]

I did confirm it, I've used it multiple times. Like I said though make sure you are checking IsPlayerAlive(i), because it doesn't change until they spawn again.

[Damizean]

Originally Posted by Frus It is 5, I've been using it in my plugins for a little while now. iirc 1-3 are the 3 SI, 4 might be the witch, 0 might be common, but 4 and 0 are just guesses.

Hmmm, I didn't see the m_zombieClass in the Witch datamaps/netprops

[Frus]

Originally Posted by Damizean Hmmm, I didn't see the m_zombieClass in the Witch datamaps/netprops

Like I said, I just assumed that's what they would have been. For the purposes of my plugin I only needed to know if they were a tank, so i didn't look too much into m_zombieClass.

[Dragonshadow]

lol... for some reason this:

PHP Code:

if (GetEntProp(i, Prop_Send, "m_zombieClass") == 5
{
    //stuff
} 


or this:

PHP Code:

if ((GetEntProp(i, Prop_Send, "m_zombieClass") == 5)
{
    //stuff
} 


Give me invalid expression errors, but this works just fine (compiling, haven't tested yet):

PHP Code:

new zombieclass = GetEntProp(i, Prop_Send, "m_zombieClass");
if (zombieclass == 5)
{
    //stuff
} 


[Frus]

PHP Code:

if (GetEntProp(i, Prop_Send, "m_zombieClass") == 5)
{
    //stuff
} 


[Dragonshadow]

Originally Posted by Frus PHP Code: if (GetEntProp(i, Prop_Send, "m_zombieClass") == 5) {     //stuff }

I said that gives an invalid expression error.

Edit: And now it doesn't... wtf... I compared them and they're identical?

Edit2: Oh god damnit its the curse of the single extra parenthesis

[Frus]

It's not the same as your code. Your first quote has no closing bracket for the if statement, and your second quote has 2 opening brackets for the if statement, and only 1 closing bracket.

[Flynn]

Originally Posted by Dragonshadow Edit2: Oh god damnit its the curse of the single extra parenthesis

We all get those days.

Replacing == for = and = for == can be a head thumper.

Originally Posted by Dragonshadow I am confused and amused by this comment.

You've thus far shot down everyone's suggestion for solutions to the problem. These are coders, they know what they're doing (I hope ), you probably don't need to test their stuff.

[Dragonshadow]

Originally Posted by Flynn You've thus far shot down everyone's suggestion for solutions to the problem. These are coders, they know what they're doing (I hope ), you probably don't need to test their stuff.

I have to test everyone's stuff as I trust no ones judgment nor skill... yea character flaw I know.