set_offset_float

CheesyPeteza · **Author**

Can some scripter test this please?

I've got to the stage where I think it might be broke. But you never know with these things, it could just be me doing something stupid.

BAILOPAN · 03-22-2004 , 20:00

what's an example of an offset that can be set as a float?

I'll test it

keep in mind I only have cs

CheesyPeteza · 03-22-2004 , 20:02

um yeah that was my problem too, I couldn't think of anymore examples outside of ns.

Perhaps the cs money offset, dunno is that a float?

BAILOPAN · 03-22-2004 , 20:06

nope, is int

CheesyPeteza · 03-22-2004 , 20:50

nm it was broke and BAILOPAN has fixed it.

Johnny got his gun · 03-23-2004 , 07:39

Ehr? I fixed it! :-)
it didn't cast the specified value to a float before setting it at the offset...

BAILOPAN · 03-23-2004 , 08:04

no, actually, I recompiled my version and sent to him and then you changed it all back

jghg if I have to see one more of your pointer casts I will stab myself

Johnny got his gun · 03-23-2004 , 08:43

My way:

Code:

*((float *)pEnt->pvPrivateData + off) = *(float *)((void *)&params[3]);

Your way:

Code:

float fNewValue = *(float *)((void *)&params[3]);
*((float *)Player->pvPrivateData + off) = fNewValue;

Casting is done the exact same way.
Only change is that you make a new variable for this.

Bailopan killed self with a headshot from cast

;-)

BAILOPAN · 03-23-2004 , 08:44

it was get_offset_float that was not working

Johnny got his gun · 03-23-2004 , 09:06

Ok obviously I changed get_offset_float also then, don't really remember that.
so change here is:
my: retVal = *((float *)pEnt->pvPrivateData + off);
your: retVal = ((float)*((float *)pEnt->pvPrivateData + off));

the last (float) is not necessary since its already cast to float* and then made to return what is where the pointer is pointing at by the *.

Not too different though to me