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Well, I assume that you are somewhat capable with programming, right? There are numerous of possibilities, the proper one would be removing everything related to the grenade. It depends on how good you want your code to look.

If you do it in calcview the shootdirection won't even be influenced... If you don't care about it that's fine though, otherwise don't do this clientside only. EDIT: I think you might fix this with... something like GetFinalPredictedTime() on the client instead of curtime btw.

Quate from VDC Quote: VGUI (or, technically, "VGUI2"), is used to display dynamic 2D images in Source. This includes dialogues and buttons, the HUD, and even the surfaces of monitors and screens in the 3D world. It is platform-independent and Unicode-compliant. VGUI2 forms can technically be displayed on the Windows desktop (e.g. Steam) as well as in-game, but mod authors don't have access to that functionality.

Quote: Originally Posted by Biohazard_90 You could do that cmd client side only and then add a 'engine->ClientCmd();' that sends something for the server to be processed in ClientCommand( const CCommand &args ) on your player, that way it could be made predictable I guess. Or you add something to CUserCmd or make it serverside only (last resort). But I don't understand why the client doesn't switch back to...

Portal is a perfect example of how advanced Havok on Source is. In fact it's cool that Source is really just tech licensed from other companies that gets turned into something original. It's a great way to give a new game develeoper the chance to create an original product while rtaining industry standards. What I'd love to do is add physx physics into portal. I'd love to create a situation where two clashing environments...

Code: //----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Purpose: Base interface to all vgui windows // All vgui controls that receive message and/or have a physical presence // on screen are be derived from Panel. // This is designed as an easy-access to the vgui-functionality; for more // low-level access to vgui functions use the IPanel/IClientPanel interfaces directly...

Make sure it's placed correctly like this in the weapon script file: Code: WeaponData { // Weapon characteristics: "Damage" "26" // damage per bullet "Bullets" "1" // bullets per shoot "CycleTime" "0.140" // time between shoots "BuiltRightHanded" "1" Try removing the...

Thanks again for your help, all of you In the end, I solved it through a few extra lines in the common reloading function: Code: tempDur = SequenceDuration(); if (GetSlot() == 1 && GetPosition() == 1) tempDur = 2.0f; // 357 if (GetSlot() == 3 && GetPosition() == 1) tempDur = 1.0f; // xbow float flSequenceEndTime = gpGlobals->curtime + tempDur; Not sure if that's the best way, but it suits me fine for...

Quote: Originally Posted by Biohazard_90 Yes, you need to negate something, but I can't tell you which one. You could go trial and error on the four entries at the end until it works. It might be sufficient if you remove temp[1][3] = -temp[1][3];, but it's probably wrong.. I'm totally lost at projection matrices, I think they describe a transformation from one space, defined by 3 local direction vectors and a worldspace offset,...

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