[Fraggor]

Hi, in the net_props and data_maps dumps, the type of the member "m_iClip1" is 4Bytes 1-Byte, yet when using a value above 255 (the max value that a boolean variable can represent) it seems to overflow off course it will overflow

Here's a small snippet to demonstrate the issue:

PHP Code:

#pragma semicolon 1
#pragma newdecls required

#include <sdkhooks>

public void OnEntityCreated(int entity, const char[] classname) {
    if ( strcmp(classname, "weapon_rifle_m60") == 0 )
        SDKHook(entity, SDKHook_SpawnPost, OnSpawnPost);
}

void OnSpawnPost(int entity) {
    if( !IsValidEntity(entity) )
        return;

    RequestFrame(OnNextFrame, EntIndexToEntRef(entity));
}

void OnNextFrame(int entity) {
    if( (entity = EntRefToEntIndex(entity)) != INVALID_ENT_REFERENCE ) {
        SetEntProp(entity, Prop_Send, "m_iClip1", 300); // this will overflow

        static char classname[32];
        GetEdictClassname(entity, classname, sizeof(classname));
        int clipsize = GetEntProp(entity, Prop_Send, "m_iClip1");

        PrintToChatAll("Spawned: %s | index: %d", classname, entity);
        PrintToChatAll("with clip size %d", clipsize);
    }
} 


Using Mission and Weapons - Info Editor to increase the "clip_size" value of "weapon_rifle_m60" has the same effect

A possible solution is to do something similar to this

Edit: on Windows the "m_iClip1" net_prop is 1-Byte long, whereas on Linux it's 4-Bytes (32-Bits), Rooky mistake

Still unsolved though

[Marttt]

besides being 4 bytes in datamaps, in netprops is 8 bits, which max value is 255.

datamaps:
m_iClip1 (Offset 5140) (Save)(4 Bytes)

netprops:
Member: m_iClip1 (offset 5140) (type integer) (bits 8) (Unsigned)

[Fraggor]

Many thanks for the correction, you're absolutely correct.

I've Just dumped the net_props of a Windows binary, and just like you wrote it's the size of a byte
I was looking at the dumps of a Linux binary