[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by bovril Should the following work? PHP Code:                 for (new i = 0; i < 6; i++)                 {                     iEntity[i] = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(iTarget, i);                                          if (iEntity[i] != -1) {                          new givenwepent = TF2Items_GiveWeapon(iClient, GetEntProp(iEntity[i], Prop_Send, "m_iItemDefinitionIndex"));                         new attriblist[16];                         new Float:attriblistvalues[16];                         new Address:attr;                                                  new count = TF2Attrib_ListDefIndices(iEntity[i], attriblist);                         for (new j = 0; j < count; j++)                         {                             attr = TF2Attrib_GetByDefIndex(iEntity[i], attriblist[j]);                             attriblistvalues[j] = TF2Attrib_GetValue(attr);                             TF2Attrib_SetByDefIndex(givenwepent, attriblist[j], attriblistvalues[j]);                         }                     }                 }  The weapon is given ok but the attributes fail to arrive on the new weapon. Nothing pertinent is in the event logs

Why are you attempting to give people a second (identical?) copy of a weapon they already have?

Besides which, the entity pointed to by iEntity[i] is deleted during the TF2Items_GiveWeapon call (tf2items_giveweapon.sp line 1144 calls RemoveEdict on it)... which makes me wonder how you're not getting errors in the TF2Attrib_ calls on it.

[bovril]

Originally Posted by Powerlord Why are you attempting to give people a second (identical?) copy of a weapon they already have? Besides which, the entity pointed to by iEntity[i] is deleted during the TF2Items_GiveWeapon call (tf2items_giveweapon.sp line 1144 calls RemoveEdict on it)... which makes me wonder how you're not getting errors in the TF2Attrib_ calls on it.

iTarget is the bot, iClient is the human and iEntity[i] is the weapon entity that the bot is carrying. I'm trying to copy the weapon a bot has (attributes and all) and give it to a human player. All its doing is getting the weapon index from the weapon entity the bots has and using that as part of giveweapon.

After that I read the number of attributes the entity has, get the address of the entity and loop through reading their values into an array and writing the attribute and values onto the new weapon.

Why would iEntity be removed when all I'm using it for is to get the weapon index?

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by bovril iTarget is the bot, iClient is the human and iEntity[i] is the weapon entity that the bot is carrying. I'm trying to copy the weapon a bot has (attributes and all) and give it to a human player. All its doing is getting the weapon index from the weapon entity the bots has and using that as part of giveweapon. After that I read the number of attributes the entity has, get the address of the entity and loop through reading their values into an array and writing the attribute and values onto the new weapon. Why would iEntity be removed when all I'm using it for is to get the weapon index?

Oh, derp, I didn't notice one was iTarget and the other iClient.

[friagram]

The attribs you read will not be the entirety of attribs on the actual item, many will be skipped over.

[CoolJosh3k]

After we find a players' weapons' attribs, we then have a few ways to deal with it.

1. Apply new attribs to the weapon (currently no longer works, thanks to Valve)
2. Replace the weapon with a new one, with all the attribs we want (should work very well)
3. Apply our new attribs to the player, for when they are holding the weapon and when actions occur. (alot of work and complex)

There could be more, but this is the way I see it.
In any instance that we replace a players weapon, we need to also make sure that the kill is tracked for the original weapon too, so that Stranges still get credit.

[FlaminSarge]

I need to figure out how to grab an attribute's default value (it's 1.0 for some, 0 for others, etc). If I do that, then you can reapply it to the weapon with the default value and it'll nullify it.


...Update soon, Valve time. Busy organizing natives and making this thing not fail every time a tiny bit of gamedata's missing.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by FlaminSarge I need to figure out how to grab an attribute's default value (it's 1.0 for some, 0 for others, etc). If I do that, then you can reapply it to the weapon with the default value and it'll nullify it. ...Update soon, Valve time. Busy organizing natives and making this thing not fail every time a tiny bit of gamedata's missing.

If I knew which methods you were using on the server side (or even which server class they're from), I could poke around and see if I can find anything.

and since my test server is a Linux machine, I can even do so without needing to generate binary signatures, which I'm terrible at... although I did recently find out about tools/gdc-psyfork in sourcemod-central.

[Rd1981]

L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Native "SetFailState" reported: Could not initialize call to CEconItemSchema::GetAttributeDefinition
L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Displaying call stack trace for plugin "tf2attributes.smx":

[Horsedick]

Originally Posted by Rd1981 L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Native "SetFailState" reported: Could not initialize call to CEconItemSchema::GetAttributeDefinition L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Displaying call stack trace for plugin "tf2attributes.smx":

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=240457

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Rd1981 L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Native "SetFailState" reported: Could not initialize call to CEconItemSchema::GetAttributeDefinition L 05/15/2014 - 172:28: [SM] Displaying call stack trace for plugin "tf2attributes.smx":

Is this Windows or Linux/Mac?

I let FlaminSarge know someone was getting gamedata issues but he's busy.