[Leonardo]

is there any ways to normal read all 15 m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex?

and how the hell read 32bit integer in sp?

[Monkeys]

Originally Posted by Leonardo is there any ways to normal read all 15 m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex? and how the hell read 32bit integer in sp? -.-

All Pawn integers are 32bit, so just read it like any int.

Not sure what the hell you're talking about in your first question though.

[Leonardo]

        Sub-Class Table (8 Deep): DT_AttributeList
         Sub-Class Table (9 Deep): _ST_m_Attributes_15
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): _LPT_m_Attributes_15
          -Member: lengthprop15 (offset 0) (type integer) (bits 4)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)
          Sub-Class Table (10 Deep): DT_ScriptCreatedAttribute
          -Member: m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex (offset 4) (type integer) (bits 32)
          -Member: m_flValue (offset 8) (type float) (bits 0)

with GetEntProp(iEntity, Prop_Send, "m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex", 32); it said "wrong integer".

my idea to check if weapon have same attribute.

[Monkeys]

You're reading 32 bytes, not bits, if you use GetEntProp(iEntity, Prop_Send, "m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex", 32);
Byte = 8 bit.

[Leonardo]

oh, I was blind.

but anyway
I've got only one strange value.

EDIT:
for example
Southern Hospitality
m_iAttributeDefinitionIndex = 510281320
m_flValue = 0.000000
attributes:
crit mod disabled (15) - 0.0
bleeding duration (149) - 5.0
dmg taken from fire increased (61) - 1.20

[Leonardo]

anyone?

[FlaminSarge]

Since it's a...table... you might have to use... GetEntData and offsets?

[Leonardo]

trying to get first attribute

PHP Code:

public Action:Event_PlayerDeath(Handle:hEvent, String:sName[], bool:bDontBroadcast)
{
    new iVictim = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(hEvent, "userid"));
    new iAttacker = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(hEvent, "attacker"));
    
    if(iVictim<=0 || iVictim>MaxClients || !IsClientConnected(iVictim) || !IsClientAuthorized(iVictim))
        return Plugin_Continue;
    
    if(iAttacker<=0 || iAttacker>MaxClients || iAttacker==iVictim || !IsClientConnected(iAttacker) || !IsClientAuthorized(iAttacker))
        return Plugin_Continue;
    
    if(GetEventInt(hEvent, "death_flags") & (1<<5))
        return Plugin_Continue;
    
    new iAttackerWeapon = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(iAttacker, 2);
    if(IsValidEntity(iAttackerWeapon))
    {
        decl String:sWeaponClass[128];
        decl iOffset;
        decl String:sResult[32];
        
        iOffset = FindSendPropOffs(sWeaponClass, "DT_AttributeList")+9*2+10;
        GetEntityNetClass(iAttackerWeapon, sWeaponClass, sizeof(sWeaponClass));
        GetEntDataString(iAttackerWeapon, iOffset, sResult, sizeof(sResult));
        
        PrintToChatAll("%s", sWeaponClass);
        PrintToChatAll("%i | %f | %s", GetEntData(iAttackerWeapon, iOffset), GetEntDataFloat(iAttackerWeapon, iOffset), sResult);
    }
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


PHP Code:

CTFRobotArm
16 | 0.000000 |  


but it must be #26

where I'm wrong now?

[Scuzzy]

On the same topic, is it possible to read a Weapon (or any item for that matter) custom_name or custom_desc that is set by a name tag, etc? Not change them, but just read them.

Scuzzy

[Leonardo]

boo. need some help with offsets =\ too hard for me at this moment.