[Sn!ff3r]

I tried force_use, and any results,so I posted.

So ?

[Bad_Bud]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] All entities have a "targetname" field which is the targetted entity's unique name that is used in the targeting entity's "target" field.

Yeah, but what I was trying to explain to him is that an infinite number of entities (until you hit the ent limit) can target a door (or other entity). An entity targetting a door doesn't somehow change the properties of the door itself, because it's a one-way relationship.

Sn!ffer,

If force_use isn't working, you've done something wrong. Mind posting some code snippet and maybe which map you're using?

[Sn!ff3r]

[/php] Player with id 1 is on server, ent id is printing. Map ? any.

[P34nut]

This doesnt work with all doors.. for example the double doors in de_nuke, they use a trigger_multiple you have to touch that to open both doors

Look in my hook plugin to find out how to open the doors

[Bad_Bud]

Originally Posted by Sn!ff3r PHP Code:         force_use(ent, PLAYER)

lol, it's not working because you're trying to make the door open the player. It should be the other way around.

PHP Code:

force_use(PLAYER, ent) 


As far as double doors are concerned, saying it doesn't work on every "door" is misleading. It works on every "func_door" and "func_door_rotating". Just because the "door" happens to be multiple "func_doors" is somewhat irrelevant imo, it just takes a little more work to open both.

Oh, and one last note for Sn!ffer, if you want to convert this to fakemeta later, I think the engfunc or dllfunc (whatever it is) version of force_use is backwards from the engine force_use (ent, PLAYER), like you have yours now.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Try this :

ExecuteHam(Ham_SetToggleState, iDoorId, state)

values for state :
// Things that toggle (buttons/triggers/doors) need this
typedef enum
{
TS_AT_TOP,
TS_AT_BOTTOM,
TS_GOING_UP,
TS_GOING_DOWN
} TOGGLE_STATE;


You also may have to retrieve offset m_toggle_state and alter it.
m_toggle_state will tell you if you have to close the door or not.

This should be the more efficient method.

[xPaw]

#define PLAYER 0

[Sn!ff3r]

lol, it's not working because you're trying to make the door open the player. It should be the other way around.

Oh lol, this solved my problem. Thanks, bad mistake!

#define PLAYER 0

As bottom, force_use requrie connected player (error logs was creating when id is 0).

[xPaw]

Strange... last time i was using force_use( iEnt, 0 ); and it worked fine, no errors

[Sn!ff3r]

L 08/21/2009 - 17:46:53: [ENGINE] Invalid player 0 (not in-game)
L 08/21/2009 - 17:46:53: [AMXX] Run time error 10 (plugin "jail_openjails.amxx") (native "force_use") - debug not enabled!
L 08/21/2009 - 17:46:53: [AMXX] To enable debug mode, add "debug" after the plugin name in plugins.ini (without quote