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If you want it to show when you kill someone, then don't remove attacker, simple as that. If you want it to show for everyone, maybe do something like a foreach(player in level.players) and use player instead of attacker ?
I don't know, there are plenty of ways to do this, you have to give it more thought than that.
Backing up on what @Cahz , this is basic GSC knowledge. If you're willing to host servers with mods, you should atleast take the time to learn and comprehend how the script works. We could babysit you through the whole process, but that will never play in your favor and you'll be stuck because of the smallest issues such as this one. You can find plenty of resources and even tutorials with enough searching. Please take some time to learn, it will help you alot.
The script you've made gives point to every player once you get a kill... This isn't about "doing research" at this point, this is about knowing how to script at all.
The following should work, but PLEASE take some time to LEARN how to do such simple tweaks :
onPlayerKilled(einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration)
{
thread [[level.onkillscore]](einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration);
foreach(player in level.players)
player iPrintLn( attacker.name + " killed " + self.name + " from " + int(distance(self.origin, attacker.origin)*0.0254) + "m away");
}
Over the years some form of paranoia took over in older COD games communities, especially when it's so easy to get cheats for the vanilla version of the game now. Not to mention that gaming communities in general are more and more toxic nowadays.
Preventing people from hacking is one of our main priorities (if not the top one) and we have a 0 tolerance policy against cheaters. But people got so used to call each other hackers that they'll throw the word around to anyone who outplayed them. Plenty of times we got sent footage that was supposed to look suspicious but was nothing but normal.
Also, recoil on MW3? Most of the popular weapons in this game have close to no recoil in the first place. MP7s, ACRs and SCARs are literally shooting laser beams.
Survival is (in a technical aspect) part of the Singleplayer portion of the game, which we do not work on. The focus of the IW5 client is to offer a Multiplayer experience, therefore the inclusion of Survival or Spec Ops isn't planned.
I also feel so fucking dumb for not posting the right thing. I thought OP wanted a function that detects a player you almost hit and the distance between the impact and the player, not the distance from the player you just killed...
Edit )
Here's what you want to do. I also edited my first reply to include this script instead, sorry for the confusion. While I'm at it I included the "more precise" multiplier too since it seems to cause alot of debate for whatever reason.
Step 1 - Add the following in init() :
level.onkillscore = level.onplayerkilled;
level.onplayerkilled = ::onplayerkilled;
Step 2 - Copy the following somewhere in your file :
onPlayerKilled(einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration)
{
thread [[level.onkillscore]](einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration);
// ^ this is here so you can still score normally
attacker iPrintLn("You killed " + self.name + " from " + int(distance(self.origin, attacker.origin)*0.0254) + "m away");
}
That's the closest you'll get to the good old COD robotic voice I think lmao :
That's great! I never took the time to finish my own menu, so I'll definetly use this
@frosty Just came from another post where the "Save & Load" scripts caused issues, and from reading your snippet, it has some issues that makes them unusable.
Here's another script I just quickly came up with. Please make sure your script snippets are tested before posting (and if they already are, test them separated from each other).
Note : I kept the self.snl stuff purely because it can have some purpose (for VIP functions for example) but it's not mandatory.
Step 1 :
Put this in onPlayerConnect() : player.snl = true;
OR
Put this in onPlayerSpawned() : self.snl = true;
Step 2 :
Put this in onPlayerSpawned() : self thread doSaveAndLoad();
Step 3 :
Put this anywhere in your file :
doSaveAndLoad()
{
self endon("death");
self endon("disconnect");
if( self.snl == true )
{
self iPrintLn("Crouch and press [{+actionslot 2}] to save");
self iPrintLn("Crouch and press [{+actionslot 1}] to load");
}
for(;;)
{
if (self actionSlotTwoButtonPressed() && self getStance() == "crouch" && self.snl == true)
{
self.savedOrigin = self.origin;
self.savedAngles = self.angles;
self iPrintLn("Position saved");
}
if (self actionSlotOneButtonPressed() && self getStance() == "crouch" && self.snl == true)
{
self setOrigin(self.savedOrigin);
self setPlayerAngles(self.savedAngles);
self iPrintLn("Position loaded");
}
wait 0.1;
}
}
The self endon("death"); is intentional. That way it kills the thread and restart a new one, assuming that self buttonMonitorSlides(); is called in onPlayerSpawned(). This prevents the function to restart over and over again.
statsetbyname plevel # is for prestige levels.statsetbyname rankxp # changes the amount of XP. You can find an XP Table here.
That's great! I never took the time to finish my own menu, so I'll definetly use this
Survival is (in a technical aspect) part of the Singleplayer portion of the game, which we do not work on. The focus of the IW5 client is to offer a Multiplayer experience, therefore the inclusion of Survival or Spec Ops isn't planned.
The script you've made gives point to every player once you get a kill... This isn't about "doing research" at this point, this is about knowing how to script at all.
The following should work, but PLEASE take some time to LEARN how to do such simple tweaks :
onPlayerKilled(einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration)
{
thread [[level.onkillscore]](einflictor, attacker, idamage, smeansofdeath, sweapon, vdir, shitloc, psoffsettime, deathanimduration);
foreach(player in level.players)
player iPrintLn( attacker.name + " killed " + self.name + " from " + int(distance(self.origin, attacker.origin)*0.0254) + "m away");
}
If you want it to show when you kill someone, then don't remove attacker, simple as that. If you want it to show for everyone, maybe do something like a foreach(player in level.players) and use player instead of attacker ?
I don't know, there are plenty of ways to do this, you have to give it more thought than that.
Backing up on what @Cahz , this is basic GSC knowledge. If you're willing to host servers with mods, you should atleast take the time to learn and comprehend how the script works. We could babysit you through the whole process, but that will never play in your favor and you'll be stuck because of the smallest issues such as this one. You can find plenty of resources and even tutorials with enough searching. Please take some time to learn, it will help you alot.
It does work, I tested it just now. I'm not sure what the problem is.
The self endon("death"); is intentional. That way it kills the thread and restart a new one, assuming that self buttonMonitorSlides(); is called in onPlayerSpawned(). This prevents the function to restart over and over again.
Some servers already have that feature that grants people with their name and the country they're (presumably) from. But it's up to the servers owners to do that.
If you want to reset your progression, the statsReset command already exists. It will erase all of our progress and classes.