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AnimeHypedUp wrote Lol this is a really bad way of doing it just saying.

it might be a bad way of doing it but its still a way / only way that is released that i could find/

Why aren't you using G_EffectIndex for the effects rather than using all those if statements?

i didn't think about using it :/ its on the post now though

You should use G_EffectIndex as it is much easier then finding the id's for all of the effects.

I actually wrote a ShootFx function yesterday.

It's pretty short
If you want you can use it.

void shootEffect(int client, char *effect)
{
   playFX(effect, GetCursorPosition(client));
}

then for GetCursorPosition:

float *GetCursorPosition(int client)
{
   BulletTraceType Type;
   bulletTrace(&Type, getTagOrigin(client, "tag_eye"), vector_scale(anglesToForward(getPlayerAngles(client)), 1000000), client, 0);
   return Type.position;
}

Im using my own bulletTrace but you can use yours as both should work

if you dont have vector_scale:

float *vector_scale(float *vec, float scale)
{
   float out[3];
   for(int i = 0;i < 3;i++)
      out[i] = (vec[i] * scale);
   return out;
}

and anglesToForward

void (*AngleVectors)(const float *angles, float *forward, float *right, float *up) =
   (void(*)(const float *, float *, float *, float *))0x8228EDC0;
float *anglesToForward(float *angles)
{
   float forward[3];
   AngleVectors(angles, forward, 0, 0);
   return forward;
}

and if you dont have getPlayerAngles:

float *getPlayerAngles(int client)
{
   return (float *)(playerState(client) + 0x10C);
}

Everything worked when i tested it yesterday
So have fun with it

Actually this is GetPlayerAngles

EDIT: You should release your bullettrace because this isn't working with james's

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XeSao wrote

Orbs wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote

Orbs wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote Lol this is a really bad way of doing it just saying.

it might be a bad way of doing it but its still a way / only way that is released that i could find/

Why aren't you using G_EffectIndex for the effects rather than using all those if statements?

i didn't think about using it :/ its on the post now though

You should use G_EffectIndex as it is much easier then finding the id's for all of the effects.

I actually wrote a ShootFx function yesterday.

It's pretty short
If you want you can use it.

void shootEffect(int client, char *effect)
{
   playFX(effect, GetCursorPosition(client));
}

then for GetCursorPosition:

float *GetCursorPosition(int client)
{
   BulletTraceType Type;
   bulletTrace(&Type, getTagOrigin(client, "tag_eye"), vector_scale(anglesToForward(getPlayerAngles(client)), 1000000), client, 0);
   return Type.position;
}

Im using my own bulletTrace but you can use yours as both should work

if you dont have vector_scale:

float *vector_scale(float *vec, float scale)
{
   float out[3];
   for(int i = 0;i < 3;i++)
      out[i] = (vec[i] * scale);
   return out;
}

and anglesToForward

void (*AngleVectors)(const float *angles, float *forward, float *right, float *up) =
   (void(*)(const float *, float *, float *, float *))0x8228EDC0;
float *anglesToForward(float *angles)
{
   float forward[3];
   AngleVectors(angles, forward, 0, 0);
   return forward;
}

and if you dont have getPlayerAngles:

float *getPlayerAngles(int client)
{
   return (float *)(playerState(client) + 0x10C);
}

Everything worked when i tested it yesterday
So have fun with it

Actually this is GetPlayerAngles


float* GetPlayerAngles(){
     return (float*)(Entity() + 0x48);
}

EDIT: You should release your bullettrace because this isn't working with james's

gEnt + 0x48 are the angles you can set and read from.
I'm using ps + 0x10C because it's used in PlayerCmd_getPlayerAngles.
It's up to you which one you want to use.
I'm just using getPlayerAngles because they used it at Tu6

P.S.: I'm adding bulletTrace later - ( 0x821D6018 - Offset for PlayerCmd_getPlayerAngles if you want to look into that )

Edit: paste bin. com/eSxdnP0F - That's my bulletTrace

XeSao wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote

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XeSao wrote

Orbs wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote

Orbs wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote Lol this is a really bad way of doing it just saying.

it might be a bad way of doing it but its still a way / only way that is released that i could find/

Why aren't you using G_EffectIndex for the effects rather than using all those if statements?

i didn't think about using it :/ its on the post now though

You should use G_EffectIndex as it is much easier then finding the id's for all of the effects.

I actually wrote a ShootFx function yesterday.

It's pretty short
If you want you can use it.

void shootEffect(int client, char *effect)
{
   playFX(effect, GetCursorPosition(client));
}

then for GetCursorPosition:

float *GetCursorPosition(int client)
{
   BulletTraceType Type;
   bulletTrace(&Type, getTagOrigin(client, "tag_eye"), vector_scale(anglesToForward(getPlayerAngles(client)), 1000000), client, 0);
   return Type.position;
}

Im using my own bulletTrace but you can use yours as both should work

if you dont have vector_scale:

float *vector_scale(float *vec, float scale)
{
   float out[3];
   for(int i = 0;i < 3;i++)
      out[i] = (vec[i] * scale);
   return out;
}

and anglesToForward

void (*AngleVectors)(const float *angles, float *forward, float *right, float *up) =
   (void(*)(const float *, float *, float *, float *))0x8228EDC0;
float *anglesToForward(float *angles)
{
   float forward[3];
   AngleVectors(angles, forward, 0, 0);
   return forward;
}

and if you dont have getPlayerAngles:

float *getPlayerAngles(int client)
{
   return (float *)(playerState(client) + 0x10C);
}

Everything worked when i tested it yesterday
So have fun with it

Actually this is GetPlayerAngles


float* GetPlayerAngles(){
     return (float*)(Entity() + 0x48);
}

EDIT: You should release your bullettrace because this isn't working with james's

gEnt + 0x48 are the angles you can set and read from.
I'm using ps + 0x10C because it's used in PlayerCmd_getPlayerAngles.
It's up to you which one you want to use.
I'm just using getPlayerAngles because they used it at Tu6

P.S.: I'm adding bulletTrace later - ( 0x821D6018 - Offset for PlayerCmd_getPlayerAngles if you want to look into that )

Ahh I see what you mean now that I look at the function. Cheers. Looking forward for that bullettrace ;)

Looks good I'll have to try it out