[barel31]

this my code:

PHP Code:

TF2Items_GiveSaxxy(client)
{
    new String:ClientClass[18];
    switch(TF2_GetPlayerClass(client))
    {
        case TFClass_Scout:        strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_bat");
        case TFClass_Soldier:    strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_shovel");
        case TFClass_Pyro:        strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_fireaxe");
        case TFClass_DemoMan:    strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_bottle");
        case TFClass_Heavy:        strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_fists");
        case TFClass_Engineer:    strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_wrench");
        case TFClass_Medic:        strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_bonesaw");
        case TFClass_Sniper:    strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_club");
        case TFClass_Spy:        strcopy(ClientClass, sizeof(ClientClass), "tf_weapon_knife");
    }
    
    new Handle:weapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ALL|FORCE_GENERATION);
    TF2Items_SetClassname(weapon, ClientClass);
    TF2Items_SetItemIndex(weapon, 423);
    TF2Items_SetLevel(weapon, 100);
    TF2Items_SetQuality(weapon, 3);
    TF2Items_SetNumAttributes(weapon, 1);
    TF2Items_SetAttribute(weapon, 1, 150, 1.0);
    
    new entity = TF2Items_GiveNamedItem(client, weapon);
    if(weapon != INVALID_HANDLE)
        CloseHandle(weapon);
    
    EquipPlayerWeapon(client, entity);
} 


[Powerlord]

For one, you need to use the varioua TF2Items_Set functions BEFORE calling TF2Items_GiveNamedItem.

[barel31]

Originally Posted by Powerlord For one, you need to use the varioua TF2Items_Set functions BEFORE calling TF2Items_GiveNamedItem.

edit - still not working.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by barel31 edit - still not working.

Do they not have it or is it just invisible? If it's invisible... that's by design on Valve's part.

[barel31]

dont have it.

[Leonardo]

why don't just

PHP Code:

    new Handle:weapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ALL);
    TF2Items_SetClassname(weapon, "saxxy"); 


[barel31]

Originally Posted by Leonardo why don't just PHP Code:     new Handle:weapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ALL);     TF2Items_SetClassname(weapon, "saxxy");

I try it now

EDIT - Don't work. :<

PHP Code:

stock TF2Items_GiveSaxxy(client)
{
    new Handle:weapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ALL);

    TF2Items_SetClassname(weapon, "saxxy");
    TF2Items_SetItemIndex(weapon, 423);
    TF2Items_SetLevel(weapon, 25);
    TF2Items_SetQuality(weapon, 3);
    TF2Items_SetNumAttributes(weapon, 1);
    TF2Items_SetAttribute(weapon, 1, 150, 1.0);

    if(weapon == INVALID_HANDLE)
        return -1;

    new entity = TF2Items_GiveNamedItem(client, weapon);
    CloseHandle(weapon);
    EquipPlayerWeapon(client, entity);
    return entity;
} 


[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Leonardo why don't just PHP Code:     new Handle:weapon = TF2Items_CreateItem(OVERRIDE_ALL);     TF2Items_SetClassname(weapon, "saxxy");

saxxy is a meta-class and requires FORCE_GENERATION to work.

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Powerlord saxxy is a meta-class and requires FORCE_GENERATION to work.

tf2items_giveweapons.sp:1837

PHP Code:

    if (strcmp(weaponClassname, "saxxy", false) != 0) flags |= FORCE_GENERATION; 


[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Leonardo tf2items_giveweapons.sp:1837 PHP Code:     if (strcmp(weaponClassname, "saxxy", false) != 0) flags |= FORCE_GENERATION;

See? tf2items_giveweapons.sp even agrees with me.