Important Pluton for Experimental Branch
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Still testing our new host, a small Windows 2008 Server VPS
you can get another plugin with:
var pluginOther = Plugin.GetPlugin("OtherPluginName");
then invoke/call the method you want like:
pluginOther.Invoke("Method", param1, param2);
They return an object, but there is no guarantee that it works in all aspect, as I didn't tested if the return is usable from your plugin or not.
I called other methods from my plugins in another plugin, that works. I passed a dictionary and dumped the values to a file. That worked too.
var pluginOther = Plugin.GetPlugin("OtherPluginName");
then invoke/call the method you want like:
pluginOther.Invoke("Method", param1, param2);
They return an object, but there is no guarantee that it works in all aspect, as I didn't tested if the return is usable from your plugin or not.
I called other methods from my plugins in another plugin, that works. I passed a dictionary and dumped the values to a file. That worked too.
Only thing is the PlayerHurtEvent is called after the the player was given bleeding and reduced health in Hooks.cs
This is where I get my no dmg to player for now, I modified the PlayerHurt function in Hooks with:
C#:
if (!fromPlayer) {
player.metabolism.bleeding.Add(Mathf.InverseLerp(0.0f, 100f, info.damageAmount));
player.metabolism.SubtractHealth(info.damageAmount);
player.TakeDamageIndicator(info.damageAmount, player.transform.position - info.PointStart);
}
C#:
if (!fromPlayer) {
player.SendEffect("takedamage_hit");
}****************************************************************************************************
NOW, If instead of my old version you put in Hooks.cs:
C#:
OnPlayerHurt.OnNext(new Events.PlayerHurtEvent(p, info));
C#:
if (!player.TestAttack(info) || !Realm.Server() || (info.damageAmount <= 0.0f))
return;
player.metabolism.bleeding.Add(Mathf.InverseLerp(0.0f, 100f, info.damageAmount));
player.metabolism.SubtractHealth(info.damageAmount);
player.TakeDamageIndicator(info.damageAmount, player.transform.position - info.PointStart);
player.CheckDeathCondition(info);Then YES, on the first call of PlayerHurtEvent, we can set the PlayerHurtEvent.hitinfo.damageAmount in our plugin to set it to whatever damage we want (including 0)
That means we are calling PlayerHurtEvent twice for the same hit though. It's just my hacky way to think of it, I am sure you guys can figure something better
Or balu could simply add a Set { } at the damageamount pointer..Only thing is the PlayerHurtEvent is called after the the player was given bleeding and reduced health in Hooks.cs
This is where I get my no dmg to player for now, I modified the PlayerHurt function in Hooks with:
and so we don't see the red dmg effect:C#:if (!fromPlayer) { player.metabolism.bleeding.Add(Mathf.InverseLerp(0.0f, 100f, info.damageAmount)); player.metabolism.SubtractHealth(info.damageAmount); player.TakeDamageIndicator(info.damageAmount, player.transform.position - info.PointStart); }
****************************************************************************************************C#:if (!fromPlayer) { player.SendEffect("takedamage_hit"); }
****************************************************************************************************
NOW, If instead of my old version you put in Hooks.cs:
just beforeC#:OnPlayerHurt.OnNext(new Events.PlayerHurtEvent(p, info));
and add hitinfo = info; to PlayerHurtEvent.cs next to Victim = player; (because we don't get hitinfo from there or hurtevent, I tested)C#:if (!player.TestAttack(info) || !Realm.Server() || (info.damageAmount <= 0.0f)) return; player.metabolism.bleeding.Add(Mathf.InverseLerp(0.0f, 100f, info.damageAmount)); player.metabolism.SubtractHealth(info.damageAmount); player.TakeDamageIndicator(info.damageAmount, player.transform.position - info.PointStart); player.CheckDeathCondition(info);
Then YES, on the first call of PlayerHurtEvent, we can set the PlayerHurtEvent.hitinfo.damageAmount in our plugin to set it to whatever damage we want (including 0)
That means we are calling PlayerHurtEvent twice for the same hit though. It's just my hacky way to think of it, I am sure you guys can figure something better
Need the whole HitInfo I think because then you don't know where the dmg comes from, as far as utility of it anyways
He doesn't have too, I mean I know there are more important functions, just trying to get something working for my needs (and PvE in rust is a very small part).
He doesn't have too, I mean I know there are more important functions, just trying to get something working for my needs (and PvE in rust is a very small part).
Awesome changes Balu, now we have a nice control over damage (can use multiplier etc).
One thing I added in Hooks so that if info.damageAmount = 0.0f, we don't show damage/bleed effect since there was no damage to start with:
One thing I added in Hooks so that if info.damageAmount = 0.0f, we don't show damage/bleed effect since there was no damage to start with:
C#:
if (info.damageAmount > 0.0f) {
player.metabolism.bleeding.Add(Mathf.InverseLerp(0.0f, 100f, info.damageAmount));
player.metabolism.SubtractHealth(info.damageAmount);
player.TakeDamageIndicator(info.damageAmount, player.transform.position - info.PointStart);
player.CheckDeathCondition(info);
player.SendEffect("takedamage_hit");
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C#:
public void KillTimer(string name)
{
TimedEvent timer = GetTimer(name);
if (timer != null)
return;
timer.Kill();
Timers.Remove(name);
}It's only kill timer variable is null.
It should be
C#:
public void KillTimer(string name)
{
TimedEvent timer = GetTimer(name);
if (timer == null)
return;
timer.Kill();
Timers.Remove(name);
}Change source will work timer perfectly.
Lmao... Does it work on players like you will fall slow?Did I just see AttachParachute(p.basePlayer);
Sooo yeah I had to try it:
Not that I noticed, you can move while falling but normal running speed and fall just as usual... FOR NOW (I hope)
LOL something newDid I just see AttachParachute(p.basePlayer);
Sooo yeah I had to try it:
Where did you find AttachParachute(p.basePlayer)?Did I just see AttachParachute(p.basePlayer);
Sooo yeah I had to try it:
In github, click on "xxx commit", top left, it shows u latest things done. It's in World.cs
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