Server-Sided function to detect when a client changes their aim
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Pacnet2012³

August 04, 2013, 11:37:34 AM
After tracing I found out that the client calls functions pitch(); and yaw(); to change the aim, but I could not find a server-sided function which is called when a client adjusts their aim.

There is another function called called "getMouseAdjustAmount()" but it appears to be client sided.

Does anyone know a server-sided function to check if someone changed their aim?

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Mr. Wallet

August 04, 2013, 12:02:01 PM
I don't know that there is anything on the server side at the script level.

If someone more knowledgeable doesn't appear, a last resort would be to schedule periodic checks on the player to see if their .getEyeVector() has changed.

$trinick

August 04, 2013, 12:53:22 PM
There isn't a callback for people adjusting their sights. However, what you can do is set up a tick that compares the player's eyeVector.

Something like..
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if(%eyeVector $= %client.oldEyeVector) {
   eyeMoved(vectorDist(%eyeVector,%client.oldEyeVector));
}
%client.oldEyeVector = %eyeVector;
in a loop.
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