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i c. there should be an extra parm to creating a cvar that says which entity it will belong to ie(registercvar(self, "mycvar", "0");

thanks!

Thanks for the link. I know how to solve most of the problems Id's AI has. The thing I am stuck with is stupid velocity.

Ugh. I guess I'm stuck moving him quake-way.

With csqc, you can make your own HUD. This is a small noob explanation on how you can draw a string that represents your health. A bonus: Whenever your health reaches 25, it will pulse a red color! Neat, huh?


As usual, my code is heavily commented for your learning:

//=================
vector ...

daemonicky wrote:Valve seems to be disliked there, what is the deal with Valve?

Maybe it's all their restrictions on using their content. I don't understand why people get pissed at that. Everyone has restrictions.

Personally I love valve because of Half-Life

If traceline_fraction = 1.0.
I see. So the lines travel a certain distance, the bottom line should hit something while the top hits nothing. then you can climb.


There's a problem with this:

http://i56.tinypic.com/5vc1v8.jpg

You can see that if you are standing in front of a slanted wall, and ...

Alright! Now i get it. Thanks Spike.

But i have some more questions, if that's ok.

1- every human player has his own set of cvars and their values, right? even qc registered ones?

2- let's say i add this to defs.qc:

entity THEMAN;

and in putclientinserver i do this:

THEMAN = self;


if you ...

thanks!

Spike wrote:how do you prevent new games from getting old parms?

just fixed that! thanks!

@behind_you: you can always use mauvetogoal to fix the weird monster zigzagging:


void(float howquick) MauveWalk =
{
self.ideal_yaw = vectoyaw(self.goalentity.origin - self.origin);
ChangeYaw();

if (!walkmove(self.angles_y, howquick))
movetogoal(howquick);
};


hmm. doesnt this use the ...

Hey folks, just a reminder that I need help on this project. If I'm going to make a release by Friday, I could really use a hand in several areas. Specifics:

1. I need someone to go through and make Radiant and/or .fgd definitions. QuakeC/editor knowledge helpful.

2. I could really do with a new ...

This is a simple code that lets you look directly at an entity:


void(entity lookingat) faceentity =
{
local vector result, dir;

result = lookingat.origin - self.origin;//subtract the entity origin you want to look at from your origin
dir = normalize (result);//normalize the above: which ...

daemonicky wrote:It works by making traceline test of two lines. If upper line is unblocked and lower block we are on the ledge

can you explain what you mean by "upped line is unblocked"? do you mean if the upper line travels farther than the bottom?

daemonicky wrote:It works by making traceline test of two lines. If upper line is unblocked and lower block we are on the ledge

can you explain what you mean by "upped line is unblocked"? do you mean if the upper line travels farther than the bottom?

void (vector v) angles_fixangle =
{
self.ca_oldangle = v;

if (v_x >= 0)
self.angles_x = (v_x + 0.0625);
else
self.angles_x = (v_x - 0.0625);

if (v_y >= 0)
self.angles_y = (v_y + 0.0625);
else
self.angles_y = (v_y - 0.0625);

if (v_x >= 0)
self.v_angle_x = (v_x + 0.0625);
else ...

1: huh?
void() foo; returns nothing.
float() foo; returns a float, and you get a warning if it fails to return one.
example please.

I said function(). I never even heard of it before. Look at this little tutorial I posted (http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=3436&highlight=). I tried ...