[Release] Player bullet was off (meters) from victim

mikzy

Put this in onplayerconnect:

player.first = true;

Put this in onplayerspawned and run it only once:

if (self.first)
{
    self thread watchBullet();
    self.first = false;
}

Put this anywhere in your code:

watchBullet()
{
    /*

    If you want the victim who about got hit on to recieve a message, you would do:
    player iprintln(self.name " almost hit you");

    */


    self endon("death");
    self endon("disconnect");
    level endon("game_ended");
    
    for(;;) 
    {
    
        self waittill("weapon_fired");
        
        // you can edit this to your liking but this worked for me
        radius = 100;
        maxDist = 110;

        forward = self getTagOrigin("j_head");
        end = vectorScale(anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles()), 1000000);
        predictedLoc = bulletTrace( forward, end, false, self )["position"];
        
        foreach(player in level.players) 
        {
            // found the teambased vars in a dump, probably helpful. its in there just in case (:
            if( !isAlive(player) || player == self || player.team == self.team && level.teamBased )
            {
                continue;
            }
        }

        dist = distance(player.origin, predictedLoc);
        if(dist < radius && dist <= maxDist) {
             self iprintln("Shot ^6" + int(distance(self.origin, attacker.origin)*0.0254) + " ^7meters off of ^6" + player.name);
        }
    }
}

You can edit the radius and maxDist variable but I only recommend if you know what you are doing. I don't think any external functions are needed but if you get a error at vectorScale, make sure your includes are correct or you have a vectorScale function.

mikzy

Just in case you need it:

vectorScale(vec,scale)
{
    vec=(vec[0]*scale,vec[1]*scale,vec[2]*scale);
    return vec;
}

Matrix

mikey said in [Release] Player bullet was off (meters) from victim:

Just in case you need it:

vectorScale(vec,scale)
{
    vec=(vec[0]*scale,vec[1]*scale,vec[2]*scale);
    return vec;
}

Last I checked you can't use a variable before initializing it and expect it to work

predictedLoc = bulletTrace( forward, end, false, self )["position"];
end = vectorScale(anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles()), 1000000);

Sorex

mikey To do that you can use the EB code, you can find the code for this type of EB online, is a free to use.
I don't know why you keep calling radius and mixDist for every single shoot, is not necessary.

watch_player_near(){
	radius = 100;
 	for(;;) {
        self waittill("weapon_fired");
        end = vectorScale(anglestoforward(self getPlayerAngles()), 1000000);
        forward = self getTagOrigin("j_head"); 
        predictedLoc = bulletTrace( forward, end, false, self )["position"];
        
        foreach(player in level.players) {
          
            if( isAlive(player) && player != self || (player.team != self.team && level.teamBased) ){
                if(distance(player.origin, predictedLoc) < radius)
                	self iprintln("Shot ^6" + int(distance(self.origin, player.origin)*0.0254) + " ^7meters off of ^6" + player.name);
            }
        } 
	}
}

I don't know why you use a maximum distance, everyone can be hit if you don't have a limit (like in my servers, in my server you can hit enemy to close).
The attacker is not defined in this function. I don't know what is the point of calling the attacker.

mikzy

Matrix my bad, rushed the code and forgot to double look

mikzy

Sorex my bad, i completely rushed the code and did not take a second to relook and fix stuff. i take blame

Plutonium

[Release] Player bullet was off (meters) from victim