Function called when a Player is damaged by another Player/AIPlayer

[Axolotl2]

Please tell me the function, and give me the arguments for it.

Also, it can't be ProjectileData::Damage because I don't think that works for raycast weapons

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[Lugnut]

I don't know off the top of my head, but I do know that if you were PurpleMetro I would've spewed a 60pt "trace(1);"


that's all I have to offer, trace(1);

[Axolotl2]

It is indeed armor::Damage

Arguments: armor::Damage(%this,%damagedPlayer,%projectile,%pos, %damageLevel, %a)

I don't know what the argument %a is, but I know that %projectile.player returns the player that fired it.

[Alphadin]

I would use player::damage(%this, %obj, %sourceObject, %position, %damage, %damageType) depending on the situation.
%obj is the player.
%sourceObject is the player who fired it.
%position is for where it hits (Always going to be body)
%damage is the damage they receive, which can easily be modified for damage reduction / critical hits,
%damageType fetches the damage type.
I'm positive this function also works with AIPlayers.

[Axolotl2]

I would use player::damage(%this, %obj, %sourceObject, %position, %damage, %damageType) depending on the situation.
%obj is the player.
%sourceObject is the player who fired it.
%position is for where it hits (Always going to be body)
%damage is the damage they receive, which can easily be modified for damage reduction / critical hits,
%damageType fetches the damage type.
I'm positive this function also works with AIPlayers.

Just what I needed!

[Lugnut]

I would use player::damage(%this, %obj, %sourceObject, %position, %damage, %damageType) depending on the situation.
%obj is the player.
%sourceObject is the player who fired it.
%position is for where it hits (Always going to be body)
%damage is the damage they receive, which can easily be modified for damage reduction / critical hits,
%damageType fetches the damage type.
I'm positive this function also works with AIPlayers.

so %this and %obj is the victim?

[Alphadin]

so %this and %obj is the victim?

I do believe so. I know for a fact %obj is the victim, but not too sure on %this.