[Thraka]

Seems very interesting. Can someone spitball some ideas about how this would be used? Why would you want to change the client netprops but not on the server?

[Thrawn2]

basically the server calculates with the original values while the clients see faked ones instead.

i didn't test any of those:
make all players think a player is low at health, but really has like 5000.
make a player seem like he's on team blue but he really is red and therefore takes damage inflicted by his seemingly blue teammates.
give a player the uberglow without being ubered and still taking damage.
move entities without moving them.

[Afronanny]

I think I did something wrong in string/array proxying. Once I get back to a Windows computer I'll be able to get fixes for that compiled and pushed out.

[Mr. Zero]

Very useful extension indeed. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Thraka Seems very interesting. Can someone spitball some ideas about how this would be used? Why would you want to change the client netprops but not on the server?

For example right now the m_glow netprops in L4D2 is send to all players with no way to tell the game who should see the glow and who should not.

With this extension I can send glows only to 1 person or only to the infected team.

[Afronanny]

Originally Posted by Mr. Zero Very useful extension indeed. Thanks! For example right now the m_glow netprops in L4D2 is send to all players with no way to tell the game who should see the glow and who should not. With this extension I can send glows only to 1 person or only to the infected team.

No you can't. Proxies are called once for all players per tick. As I mentioned above, you cannot send a modified value to only one client.

[Afronanny]

Updated (1.0.8):

Vector and String proxy hooks now copyback correctly

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[Thraka]

So for example you could make it appear that your character is sitting in one spot but be in another? lol.

[Afronanny]

You could, if you wanted to.
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[GoD-Tony]

Any chance of getting array support? I'd like to do something like this:

CCSPlayerResource:
 Sub-Class Table (1 Deep): DT_CSPlayerResource
  Sub-Class Table (2 Deep): DT_PlayerResource
   Sub-Class Table (3 Deep): m_iPing
   -Member: 000 (offset 0) (type integer) (bits 10)
   -Member: 001 (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 10)
   -Member: 002 (offset 8) (type integer) (bits 10)
   -Member: 003 (offset 12) (type integer) (bits 10)
   -Member: 004 (offset 16) (type integer) (bits 10)
   -Member: 005 (offset 20) (type integer) (bits 10)
... etc ...

public OnMapStart()
{
    new ent = FindEntityByClassname(MaxClients + 1, "cs_player_manager");
    SendProxy_Hook(ent, "m_iPing", Prop_Array, ProxyCallback);
}

[Afronanny]

Originally Posted by GoD-Tony Any chance of getting array support? I'd like to do something like this:

I'll have to think about the best way to implement this, seeing as array members can consist of any of the other types. Additionally, what if you only wanted to proxy one of the array members?

I shall ponder this and try some things.
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