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So would I call that findradius function in ssqc then the found entities moved to csqc via addentity, then do my stuff from there?

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here, the code works just fine in SVQC, but it doesn't work at all in CSQC. Did I do something wrong?

local entity blip;
blip = findradius(self.origin, 300);
while(blip)
{
if(blip != self)
{
if(blip.classname == "player")
{
centerprint(blip.netname); //Yes ...

stuffcmd play

(There is a draw only to client, why isn't there a "play only to client"???? Or is there ...

But sounds are not entities. ---> So sounds don't have effects. ---> Hence, there are no sound "effects".)

*facepalm* Of course... play. Thanks, and I know that sounds can't have ...

ohhhh it require CSQC, got ya
I was hoping to be able to do it via SSQC using some sort of DP feature or extension.
I wouldn't turn to CSQC for just this, theres maybe 3 or 4 sounds total that I would like to play client side only.

soo from the looks of it i simply add:

void(entity e, float chan, string samp) VM_CL_sound = #8;

then

call it in QC as VM_CL_sound(client_entity, CHAN_VOICE, "misc/mysound.wav");

thats what I would assume.

Upon trying it out, It crashed and said it expected 5 parameters, so I mimicked the last ...

leileilol wrote:Yes.

Well thank you! lol, care to elaborate? Or point me towards documentation that includes this information? I read through the whole DPextensions.qc, didn't find anything.

Does darkplaces have the ability/feature/extension to allow me to play a sound (via QC) client side?

Well It would have been nice to avoid QC, but if it the cleanest way of doing it is with QC then thats fine too. For some odd reason though LordHavoc's hmap2 makes my Worldcraft crash. I set hmap2 for CSG and BSP, did I do that wrong? Also is there a way to have the rotating object always push the ...

I knew that much, but the object's center of rotation defaults to the map's center/origin.

thats just the first half, you need to tell your monster what to do when you perform a headshot, when his self.headshot = TRUE;

I've been reading around and I found that darkplaces does true rotation without any QC, and have tried it myself and alas it worked, but I can't see to figure out how to set the origin of the rotation, its defaulting to the world's origin. Is it an origin brush? point entity? a brush with a certain ...

Ok i think i understand, but do I gotta set the conditions of it to be viewed my a specific client?
I did something simple like if(self.owner != other)
Or would I put more arguments in there such as if(self.owner == other) self.nodrawtoclient = other;
Man, I apologize, for some reason this one ...

thommoboy, I practically wrote one of them for you. The one I wrote will give you headshots, TrackAttack already sends out a traceline, all you need to do is detect where the traceline hit. "trace_endpos" is, well, the end position of the traceline where ever that may be. trace_ent is the entity ...

Ok got it, thanks guys

well Im pretty sure ive done it before with Q1 light, but i could be mistaken. Am I thinking of a darkplaces command that smooths the light in maps? Does it have/do that?