[akn]

need the coordinate of gunpoint in first person view, as the picture
i know TE_BEAMENTPOINT is able to draw a line from that coordinate, but how to get the coordinate float value?

[p3tsin]

Aww, I got all excited but then noticed this was for cs1.6

[bl4nk]

Moved to the AMXX forums.

[Arkshine]

If you need the origin of an attachment, try EngFunc_GetAttachment.

new Float:Origin[3], Float:Angles[3];
engfunc( EngFunc_GetAttachment, Id, Attachment, Origin, Angles );

[akn]

thanks a lot,
i will try it tonight

[akn]

Originally Posted by Arkshine If you need the origin of an attachment, try EngFunc_GetAttachment. new Float:Origin[3], Float:Angles[3]; engfunc( EngFunc_GetAttachment, Id, Attachment, Origin, Angles );

I tried with below code, and cs crashed, did I use error attachmentID or anything else I did wrong?

//amxx 1.8.1 all needed inc included

new wid=fm_get_user_weapon_entity(playerID)
//playerID is 1, i am the only one in server
//wid is returned, such as 240, 241, etc

new Float:Origin[3], Float:Angles[3];

engfunc( EngFunc_GetAttachment, wid, attachmentID, Origin, Angles);
//crash at this line
//I try attachmentID with 0, 1, 2, all same result

[Arkshine]

Id should be the player's index and not the weapon index. ( I believe )

[akn]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Id should be the player's index and not the weapon index. ( I believe )

thanks.
I try with playerID, value =1, it is works, but that is not the coordinate of gunpoint, as the picture below, left one is player's attachment point, right one is first person view weapon's attachment point

[akn]

I'll be appreciate if anyone could help

[Arkshine]

It seems it's only for player/monster. When you look at the HLSDK ( single player ) it uses mainly for monster.

By the way, what do you want to do exactly ? If you want to to trace a line from the weapon attachment, you have to use for example, if attachment is 1 : id | 0x1000


EDIT : Example, I remember creating the Shock Rifle weapon ( like in OP4 ) and to show lightning between each part to the center ( see the model below ), I'm using ( it uses TE_BEAMENTS ):

FX_BeamEnt( id | 0x2000, id | 0x1000, gBeam, 1, 8, 50, 200, 6, 0, 10, { 200, 200, 255 } );
FX_BeamEnt( id | 0x3000, id | 0x1000, gBeam, 1, 8, 50, 200, 6, 0, 10, { 200, 200, 255 } );
FX_BeamEnt( id | 0x4000, id | 0x1000, gBeam, 1, 8, 50, 200, 6, 0, 10, { 200, 200, 255 } );

[IMG]http://img504.**************/img504/4727/shockj.jpg[/IMG]