Solved hurtevent.entity.destroy > metal window bar (solved)

[Snake]

destroying it like that isn't correct though it works.

Try

NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject);

or Entity.Destory() on a wooden foundation with a furnace on it. you'll see how easy peasy the furnace doesn't get destroyed.

you will have floating items

NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject);

is only a cheap trick to destroy the metal window bar but i do not advise it to use.

That calls destroy for all clients and should work fine. I recommend you taking a look at the code with dotPeek.

What do you think that Entity.Destoy() uses ?

Entity.Destroy() checks if the object has a death effect. If so, it sends an RPC to all clients calling this effect and then calls Netcull.Destroy(). Finally, if the object should have a corpse, it instantiates it.

 

[Snake]

That being said, if it fails somewhere it calls Netcull.Destroy() directly, as it is in a try-catch.

 

[hunternope3]

have you tried using destroy on a wooden foundation with a furnace or any oher item on it?

 

[Snake]

have you tried using destroy on a wooden foundation with a furnace or any oher item on it?

No, but this post is about metal window bars.

Note that DeployableObject and StructureComponent handle destroy in a different way, and as you said before, Metal Window Bars are DeployableObject.

 

[hunternope3]

No, but this post is about metal window bars.

ofcouse, it is. but only saying that NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject); works
doesn't really explain why Onkilled() in Entity.Destroy / <DeployableObject> doesn't work properly on the metal window bar

 

[DreTaX]

Entity.Destroy() doesn't use netcull, just when It fails to destroy It.

https://github.com/Notulp/Fougerite/blob/master/Fougerite/Fougerite/Entity.cs#L99

Netcull Itself will never call destroyevent.


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Btw: util.DestroyObject(hurtEvent.Entity.Object.gameObject);

Forgot that you are on C# and It doesn't detect that without casting.

 

[DreTaX]

if (this.IsDeployableObject())
    NetCull.Destroy(Entity.GetObject<DeployableObject>().networkViewID);
if (this.IsStructureMaster())
    NetCull.Destroy(Entity.GetObject<StructureMaster>().networkViewID);

 

[Snake]

ofcouse, it is. but only saying that NetCull.Destroy((entity.Object as DeployableObject).gameObject); works
doesn't really explain why Onkilled() in Entity.Destroy / <DeployableObject> doesn't work properly on the metal window bar

I didn't ment to explain why it doesn't, I just said a way to do it.

And it will probably not work because handleDeathHere property is false.

You can test that accesing (entity.Object as DeployableObject).handleDeathHere.

 

[Snake]

Entity.Destroy() doesn't use netcull, just when It fails to destroy It.

https://github.com/Notulp/Fougerite/blob/master/Fougerite/Fougerite/Entity.cs#L99

Netcull Itself will never call destroyevent.


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Btw: util.DestroyObject(hurtEvent.Entity.Object.gameObject);

Forgot that you are on C# and It doesn't detect that without casting.

It does. Mainly it calls OnKilled, which is :

If it fails, it calls directly Netcull.Destroy()

 

[Snake]

I didn't ment to explain why it doesn't, I just said a way to do it.

And it will probably not work because handleDeathHere property is false.

You can test that accesing (entity.Object as DeployableObject).handleDeathHere.

And now that I think that again, you can also :

(entity.Object as DeployableObject).handleDeathhere = true;

entity.Destroy();

 

[DreTaX]

It does. Mainly it calls OnKilled, which is :

If it fails, it calls directly Netcull.Destroy()

You don't get what I mean dude. Nobody said that OnKilled won't be called.

NETCULL.DESTROY won't call OnKill It self .......

 

[hunternope3]

I didn't ment to explain why it doesn't, I just said a way to do it.

And it will probably not work because handleDeathHere property is false.

You can test that accesing (entity.Object as DeployableObject).handleDeathHere.

You basicallybasically summarize what i just said in a post explaining why onkilled didn't work for the metla window bar using OnKilled from Entity.Destroy.

 

[MasterPeace]

Remember guys that probably we all using English as a second language and it's normal that we have problems with understanding and explaining.

Sometimes we all talking about same thing, sometimes we all talking about different things.

Just to clear