Very Nice Release my friend hh)

RGHJTAGZ wrote

void DistanceText(){
    for(int i = 0;i<18;i++){
        float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(i) + 0x1C);
        if(DistanceText(PlayerPosition,Intervention) <5){
        setText(Hud[clientIndex].DistanceText, "Press [{+usereload}] To Swap Weapon To Intervention", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x05, 1.0);
        break;
    }else{
            setText(Hud[clientIndex].DistanceText, "", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x05, 1.0);
            break;
        }
    }
}

if(KeyDown(s, BUTTON_X)){
        float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(clientIndex) + 0x1C);
        if(Distance(PlayerPosition, Intervention,KeyDown(s, "n 11")) < 5){
                float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(clientIndex) + 0x1C);
                GiveWeap(clientIndex,"cheytac_fmj_xmags_mp",false,true,true, 7);
        }
    }

Why are you using a break in that for loop ? It would only break the all client loop.
you are also defining PlayerPosition twice in the second function
But a good share i guess

XeSao wrote

RGHJTAGZ wrote

void DistanceText(){
    for(int i = 0;i<18;i++){
        float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(i) + 0x1C);
        if(DistanceText(PlayerPosition,Intervention) <5){
        setText(Hud[clientIndex].DistanceText, "Press [{+usereload}] To Swap Weapon To Intervention", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x05, 1.0);
        break;
    }else{
            setText(Hud[clientIndex].DistanceText, "", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x05, 1.0);
            break;
        }
    }
}

if(KeyDown(s, BUTTON_X)){
        float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(clientIndex) + 0x1C);
        if(Distance(PlayerPosition, Intervention,KeyDown(s, "n 11")) < 5){
                float*PlayerPosition = (float*)(getPlayerState(clientIndex) + 0x1C);
                GiveWeap(clientIndex,"cheytac_fmj_xmags_mp",false,true,true, 7);
        }
    }

Why are you using a break in that for loop ? It would only break the all client loop.
you are also defining PlayerPosition twice in the second function
But a good share i guess

thanks and i tried it alot of ways and thats the only way i could get to work so i just struck with it lol feel free to change it so its better

I've known RGHJTAGZ for a while now, he's probably one of the best people on TTG. He's amazing, my idol. I'd love to become like him! This is again, another great release! Keep it up, maybe I'll take off where you left? ;)

Good Release
Thanks for helping out the Community.

Spawn the Elem when you connect:

setText(Hud[Client].DistanceText, "", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x5, 1.0);


I wrote this in notepad
You can also just put it in the XamLoop

Edit: I noticed that i did something wrong. But i got it fixed now
How to use:
float Position[3] = { 305, 455, 237 };
DistanceWeapon(&Position, "cheytac_mp", "Intervention");

XeSao wrote Spawn the Elem when you connect:

setText(Hud[Client].DistanceText, "", 3, 1.2, 85, 150, 0x5, 1.0);

void DistanceWeapon(float *WeaponPosition, char *Weapon, char *WeaponInfo)
{
   for(int i=0;i<18;i++)
   {
      if(Vec3DistanceSq(WeaponPosition, (float*)(PlayerState(i) + 0x1C)) < 5*5 && !Hud[i].DistanceText->elem.text)
      {
         Hud[i].DistanceText->elem.text = G_LocalizedStringIndex(va("Press [{+userload}] To Swap Weapon To %s", WeaponInfo));
         if(Key_IsDown(i) & BUTTON_X)
         {
            GiveWeap(i, Weapon ,false,true,true, 7);
         }
      }
      else
      {
         if(Hud[i].DistanceText->elem.text != 0)
            Hud[i].DistanceText->elem.text = 0;
      }
   }
}

I wrote this in notepad
You can also just put it in the XamLoop

Edit: I noticed that i did something wrong. But i got it fixed now
How to use:
float Position[3] = { 305, 455, 237 };
DistanceWeapon(&Position, "cheytac_mp", "Intervention");

i'm still learning so my code isn't the best but thanks for re-righting it to make it better

Then you can just do a simple distance check between a players origin, and the weapons origin. Checking if distance is less than 50 is when the player is pretty much on top if not around a small radius of the location. Then you can simply give the weapon, give ammo for that weapon and then switch to the weapon. You could have add a boolean parameter for if you want to delete the weapon after it's been taken, You can just call G_FreeEntity since it has support for all types of entities.

UnknownC0der wrote


int BG_GetWeaponDef(int weapId)
{
      return *(int*)(0x8255A320 + (weapId * 4));
}

int getWorldXModel(int weapId, int variant=0)
{
     return *(int*)(BG_GetWeaponDef(weapId) + (0x1D0+(variant*4)));
}

char*getWeaponModel(char*weaponName, int variant=0)
{
     return (char*)(getWorldXModel(G_GetWeaponIndexForName(weaponName), variant));
}

float distance(float*v1, float*v2)
{
   return sqrt((v1[0]-v2[0])*(v1[0]-v2[0])+(v1[1]-v2[1])*(v1[1]-v2[1])+(v1[2]-v2[2])*(v1[2]-v2[2]));
}

int spawnWeapon(char*weaponName, float*origin)
{
     int weap = G_Spawn();
     *(short*)(weap + 0x172) = *(short*)(weap + 0x174) = 0x11E4;
     for(int i = 0, f = 0; i < 3; i++, f += 4)
     {
            *(float*)(weap+(0x138+f)) = oriign[i];
     }
     *(short*)(weap + 0x168) = G_ModelIndex(getWeaponModel(weaponName));
     sp_script_model(weap);
     return weap;
}


Then you can just do a simple distance check between a players origin, and the weapons origin. Checking if distance is less than 50 is when the player is pretty much on top if not around a small radius of the location. Then you can simply give the weapon, give ammo for that weapon and then switch to the weapon. You could have add a boolean parameter for if you want to delete the weapon after it's been taken, You can just call G_FreeEntity since it has support for all types of entities.

oh look its Kyza on TTG now lol!