Solved Decreasing player's damage

Discussion in 'Rust Development' started by master_clown, Jan 13, 2016.

  1. master_clown

    master_clown

    I don't want to create two separate topics, so here are two questions.

    The first is about an OnPlayerAttack:
    Code:
    [HookMethod("OnPlayerAttack")] 
object OnPlayerAttack(BasePlayer attacker, HitInfo hit) 
{ 
if (hit.HitEntity is BasePlayer) 
{ BasePlayer vict = hit.HitEntity as BasePlayer; // the plugin decreases the damage for friends. 
if (!friends.ContainsKey(attacker.userID) || 
!friends[attacker.userID].friends.ContainsKey(vict.userID)) 
return null; // I know the func doesn't end above, but hit.hasDamage is false always 
SendReply(attacker, hit.hasDamage.ToString()); 
if(hit.hasDamage) { 
hit.damageTypes.types[(int)DamageType.Bullet] = 
hit.damageTypes.types[(int)DamageType.Bullet] * 0.3f; 
// .... 
} 
} 
return null; 
}
    The question is why the hit.hasDamage is false? Or how can I edit hit info by other way?

    The second is about an OnCupboardAuthorize hook. How should I get and work with priviledge.authorizedPlayers? For instance I wanna get the list of userIDs of authorized players.
     
    master_clown, Jan 13, 2016
    #1
  2. Calytic

    Calytic Community Admin Community Mod

    No idea.

    To check if any damage was actually done, you could try this..
    Code:
    if(hitInfo.damageTypes.Total > 0)
    To check if majority bullet damage was done
    Code:
    DamageType dt = hitInfo.damageTypes.GetMajorityDamageType();
if (dt == DamageType.Bullet) //..
    To change damage, use the Scale or ScaleAll methods
    Code:
    hitInfo.damageTypes.Scale(DamageType.Bullet, 0.3f);hitInfo.damageTypes.ScaleAll(0.3f);
    [DOUBLEPOST=1452733525][/DOUBLEPOST]
    This is untested but something to this effect is what you're looking for..
    Code:
    private List<string> GetToolCupboardUserIDs(BuildingPrivlidge cupboard)
{
    List<string> userIDs = new List<string>();    foreach (ProtoBuf.PlayerNameID pnid in cupboard.authorizedPlayers)
    {
        userIDs.Add(pnid.userid.ToString());
    }    return userIDs;
}
     
    Calytic, Jan 14, 2016
    #2
  3. master_clown

    master_clown

    Alright, rhanks
     
    master_clown, Jan 14, 2016
    #3
  4. mvrb

    mvrb

    What exactly does this do to the amount of damage? the '0.3f'.
     
    mvrb, Mar 28, 2016
    #4
  5. k1lly0u

    k1lly0u

    0.3 = 30%
    1.0 = 100% (normal)
    2.5 = 250%
    etc
     
    k1lly0u, Mar 28, 2016
    #5
  6. mvrb

    mvrb

    Thanks!
     
    mvrb, Mar 28, 2016
    #6