[Kellan123]

What i'm doing wrong here like everything is OK but its not working ?

PHP Code:

#include <collisionhook>

SetEntProp(ent, Prop_Data, "m_CollisionGroup", 2);

public Action:CH_PassFilter(ent1, ent2, &bool:result)
{
    new client = ent2;
    new ent = ent1;
    
    if(1 <= client <= MaxClients && IsClientConnected(client) && IsValidEntity(ent) && GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_T)
    {
        result = false;
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


[Mitchell]

How about more of your code, what exactly is "ent"

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by Kellan123 What i'm doing wrong here like everything is OK but its not working ? PHP Code: #include <collisionhook> SetEntProp(ent, Prop_Data, "m_CollisionGroup", 2); public Action:CH_PassFilter(ent1, ent2, &bool:result) {     new client = ent2;     new ent = ent1;          if(1 <= client <= MaxClients && IsClientConnected(client) && IsValidEntity(ent) && GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_T)         result = false;         return Plugin_Handled;     }          return Plugin_Continue; }

Try setting result to true, so the entities collide and client doesn't pass entity, as the CollisionHook extension mentions:

simply set result to true if you wish for the entities to collide.

[Kellan123]

can still pass...

[Mitchell]

I mean you've given us barely any information of what "ent" is like i said before. So its pretty hard to help you.

[Kellan123]

Originally Posted by Mitchell I mean you've given us barely any information of what "ent" is like i said before. So its pretty hard to help you.

Array ent, also the ent is player too too so yeah, why you ask if you dont event know what the ent is....

[AdRiAnIlloO]

While in C/C++, you just have modify the value of reference parameters (&) to alter the outer variable aliased by them, in SM you also have to

return Plugin_Changed;

for the changes to happen on the caller stack. Well, at least for hook functions.

Replace

return Plugin_Handled;

with it.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Kellan123 Array ent, also the ent is player too too so yeah, why you ask if you dont event know what the ent is....

Well seeing that what ever "ent" is actually you are setting it to have debris collision, i.e. ignores all collisions, even triggers. ent2 is a player, that's only given because you're assigning the "client" variable to ent2 (for some reason).
Also 'ent' isn't an array, im not even too sure why you mentioned it.
Where are you even setting the 'ent's collision?

provide. more. of. your. code.

[Fyren]

Originally Posted by AdRiAnIlloO While in C/C++, you just have modify the value of reference parameters (&) to alter the outer variable aliased by them, in SM you also have to return Plugin_Changed; for the changes to happen on the caller stack.

This isn't really what's happening. The reference parameter is changed in the caller either way, but the caller is just a function in the extension. It's not a reference to real data the server is using. The convention could have been that the extension checks the parameters to see if they're changed but this would be irritating for the author, so instead it's just to check the return Action.

[Kellan123]

Originally Posted by Fyren This isn't really what's happening. The reference parameter is changed in the caller either way, but the caller is just a function in the extension. It's not a reference to real data the server is using. The convention could have been that the extension checks the parameters to see if they're changed but this would be irritating for the author, so instead it's just to check the return Action.

true, its not working "return Plugin_Changed", dunno its so bad in SM... always need something special...