[crazy.cipry]

Return Friendly-Fire Damage
by Ciprian ( me )

Description

This plugin returns the damage made by a teammate if the mp_friendlyfire cvar is set to 1.

Cvars

• amx_rffd_mode
  • 1 - activated / 0 - deactivated
  • Default: 1

Requirements

• AMX MOD X v1.8.1 or higher !
• hamsandwich module activated

Current Version: 1.0

[eD.]

Nice.

[xPaw]

There is cvar in cs mp_mirrordamage, which should do same thing but it doesnt, so i think you could use this cvar

[RedRobster]

Instead of get_cvar_num() is get_cvar_pointer() a better way?

[Hunter-Digital]

Well, I just tested the "mp_mirrordamage" cvar and doesn't seem to work, I tested with podbot in CS tough.

About the code, remove the "are_teammates()" stock and just place the condition in the other if(), you're using it once so it doesn't require a stock.
Also, "g_Enabled & g_FriendlyFire", you forgot a "&" there.

[crazy.cipry]

Originally Posted by Hunter-Digital Well, I just tested the "mp_mirrordamage" cvar and doesn't seem to work, I tested with podbot in CS tough. About the code, remove the "are_teammates()" stock and just place the condition in the other if(), you're using it once so it doesn't require a stock. Also, "g_Enabled & g_FriendlyFire", you forgot a "&" there.

I don't know if I understood well, did you mean like this:

if ( condition 1 && 2 ) {
if ( condition 3 )
{ ... }
}

?

And why should I use && instead of &? If one of the conditions is false it won't 'enter' in the if :-?

[RedRobster]

Also, if mp_mirrordamage doesn't work, why not just use that as the base cvar?

[DaxProxy]

Originally Posted by RedRobster Also, if mp_mirrordamage doesn't work, why not just use that as the base cvar?

Also, you might want to add option so that if friendly is taking damage, he'll only recieve half damage, but team attacker recieves full damage he has done to friendly...if you get my point.
Some games have this system...and it's fairly good.
Another nice option would be, so that you cant do friendly damage, instead you damage yourself when trying to damage friendlies...
So you wont piss off your teammates when you accidentally shoot them, but you'll recieve penalty for being so careless...

[Hunter-Digital]

Originally Posted by crazy.cipry I don't know if I understood well, did you mean like this: if ( condition 1 && 2 ) { if ( condition 3 ) { ... } } ? And why should I use && instead of &? If one of the conditions is false it won't 'enter' in the if :-?

No, I mean:

if(g_Enabled && g_FriendlyFire && get_user_team(i_Victim) == get_user_team(i_Attacker))
{
    // ...
}

You don't need 2 or more if's and you don't need to return the same thing in both cases... as a matter of fact, you don't need to return anything if you're not returning something else in the process.

public fwEventTakeDmg ( i_Victim, i_Inflictor, i_Attacker, Float:Damage, i_DamageBits )
{
    if ( g_Enabled && g_FriendlyFire && get_user_team( i_Victim ) == get_user_team( i_Attacker ) )
        SetHamParamEntity ( 1, i_Attacker ); 
}

You're also checking mp_friendlyfire wrong... configs are executed long after plugin_init() so is a big chance FF is off when you check and it's on after that and also it's a variable, it may change any time.
You'll need to use pcvars to hook the variable's value.

And you mean you need "OR" ? That's || not &... but you don't need either here.
& is "bitwise and", read here: http://wiki.amxmodx.org/Pawn_Tutorial#Expressions

Originally Posted by DaxProxy Another nice option would be, so that you cant do friendly damage, instead you damage yourself when trying to damage friendlies... So you wont piss off your teammates when you accidentally shoot them, but you'll recieve penalty for being so careless...

That's what this plugin actually does, it redirects the damage back to you, the teammate is not harmed.

[crazy.cipry]

Originally Posted by Hunter-Digital public fwEventTakeDmg ( i_Victim, i_Inflictor, i_Attacker, Float:Damage, i_DamageBits ) { if ( g_Enabled && g_FriendlyFire && get_user_team( i_Victim ) == get_user_team( i_Attacker ) ) SetHamParamEntity ( 1, i_Attacker ); }

If I don't put a return HAM_IGNORED in the 'if' the plugin doesn't work and I can't find out why, even if after the 'if' ( lol how it sounds like ) ) follows a return HAM_IGNORED;