[cs1.7]

Hi,

i have two questions:

• set_task: lowest value & more precise value

1. Is the lowest value possible with set_task 0.1?
2. Is value of 0.15 possible?

• Can you show me how to use get_gametime() to create a function that would do the same as:

PHP Code:

public Player_Jump(id)
{

    set_task (0.1, "function", id)
}


public function(id)
{
    set_user_gravity(id, 1.0)
} 


[wrecked_]

Question 1:

Yes, the lowest possible value for set_task is 0.1.

Using 0.15 is acceptable because it is five hundredths larger than 0.1.

[Arkshine]

1, 2 : yes.

next time, search. http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=43049

[Bugsy]

Tell us what you're doing and we can help you better.

[cs1.7]

Hi,

well the first question is answered. THx alot

with the sécond one i intend to see how to use get_gametime() in order to replace the set_task method in general.

As i understand it's more efficient to use the get_gametime() method instead of a set_task.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by cs1.7 Hi, well the first question is answered. THx alot with the sécond one i intend to see how to use get_gametime() in order to replace the set_task method in general. As i understand it's more efficient to use the get_gametime() method instead of a set_task.

It depends on how you are calling it; if it is a one-time set_task (non repeat\loop) then that's the best way to do it. If you are calling set_task w\ flag "b" (loop) then there is a better way. What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this set_task()?

[cs1.7]

Originally Posted by Bugsy What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this set_task()?

For example i want a speed plugin that gives players more speed the more the time goes on.

[Bugsy]

ok, at what interval? How is this triggered ?

[cs1.7]

I want the speed increment to be "smooth".

So you start at speed 200.00 and e.g. @every 5.0 seconds , you gain +25 speed. There should be a max speed that clients are allowed to reach. At new round all speeds are reset.



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PS:

Bugy if you are interested, you could release an All-in-one speed plugin. Currently there is even no simple official speed plugin. I had to scratch this together:

PHP Code:

     #include <amxmodx> 
     #include <hamsandwich>
     #include <fun>
     
     new speed
     new const Ham:Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed = Ham_Item_PreFrame;
  
      public plugin_init( )
     {
         register_plugin( "SS Speed", "2.0", "Jon, Arkshine, cs1.7" );
         RegisterHam( Ham_Player_ResetMaxSpeed, "player",  "CBasePlayer_ResetMaxSpeed", 1 );
         speed = register_cvar("ss_speed", "450")
     }
     
     public CBasePlayer_ResetMaxSpeed ( const Player )
     {
         if ( is_user_alive( Player ) && !is_user_bot( Player ))
         {
             new Float:MaxSpeed = get_user_maxspeed( Player );
             
             if ( MaxSpeed != 1.0 )
             {
                 new Float:MaxSpeed = get_pcvar_float(speed)
                 set_user_maxspeed( Player, MaxSpeed );
             }
         }
     } 


The All-in-One Speed plugin should be the ultimate speed plugin. It could have all the features below. The user could choose via cvar like amx_xspeed_mode which mode he wants:

• simple speed feature. One speed for all guns. cvar like: amx_xpeed <value>
• advanced speed feature. Different guns have different running speeds. (interesting scenarios: high knife speed only, high AWP speed only, all default cs gun running speeds + 100 speed)
  
• after a kill you get faster: +1 kill = e.g. +100 speed. A cvar like: amx_xspeed_killbonus 100
  
• you get faster the more time goes on: this is the current plugin i'm trying to get.
• additionally a feature to randomly select a mode for every map could be interesting. Like: amx_xspeed_random 0/1

• experimental: the longer you hold a direction key (W/A/S/D)..the faster you get. So you have kinda your own speed control. Like auto scooter or something . There should be a max speed limit. If you want to keep your (max) speed, you have to keep pressing the direction keys, a.k.a. run in circles or run around to not get slower.