Healing and Hopefully Better Questions

[paytonpenn]

Is there a way to heal everyone on a specific team?

I swear I searched.

[satoon101]

You mean loop through all players on a specific team and setting their health to 100? If so:

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from filters.players import PlayerIter

# This would be if you are doing this for CTs
# We use 'player' as the return_type to return a PlayerEntity instance
ct_players = PlayerIter(['ct', 'alive'], return_types='player')

# Randomly named function you wish to use to restore every players health on the team
def something():

    # Iterate over all players who on alive CTs
    for player in ct_players:

        # Set the player's health
        player.health = 100

Satoon

[paytonpenn]

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File '..\addons\source-python\_libs\filters\iterator.py', line 47, in __iter__ 
    yield self.manager._return_types[self._return_types](item) 
  File '..\addons\source-python\_libs\filters\players.py', line 172, in _return_player 
    return PlayerEntity.get_instance_from_playerinfo(IPlayerInfo) 
 
AttributeError: type object 'PlayerEntity' has no attribute 'get_instance_from_playerinfo'

[satoon101]

Update your _libs folder. That error was fixed on Dec 17th.

Satoon

[satoon101]

Sorry, just realized this is an issue with the current download. Unfortunately, until we can fix our Linux build issues, we cannot release a new build. There are many things in the newest _libs that utilize functionality in more recent builds, which makes me hesitant to release the old build with the newest _libs.

Satoon

[paytonpenn]

Thanks, I updated, except got some errors during the update. But with the player.health is there a way to get a player's health? Or is there a page you could point me to so I could know all of the player.<options>

[satoon101]

Unfortunately, since the site went down, we have not really gotten the Wiki back up, yet. "health" is just an attribute of the PlayerEntity object. You get it by simply calling player.health and not "setting" player.health:

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# Get player's current health
health = player.health

# Set player's current health
player.health = 100

# Add to player's current health
player.health += 50

For the time being, you can look through the _data files to see what all is available for specific entity types. Note that since PlayerEntity inherits from BaseEntity, all "entity" properties, functions, offsets, and keyvalues are available for players as well.

Satoon

[paytonpenn]

Hmm.. Is there anyway I could heal a specific userid or attacker that doesn't isn't the "player", or how would I go about setting the "player" part for a specific player that triggered the event such as killing a player.

[Tuck]

Hmm.. Is there anyway I could heal a specific userid or attacker that doesn't isn't the "player", or how would I go about setting the "player" part for a specific player that triggered the event such as killing a player.

retrieve the player entity from userid.

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from events import Event

@Event
def player_death(GameEvent):
    victim_userid = GameEvent.GetInt('userid')
    attack_userid = GameEvent.GetInt('attacker')

[satoon101]

I'm not 100% sure what you are asking, but it seems to me you want to set the health of the "attacker" on player_death. If that is right:

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from events import Event
from players.entity import PlayerEntity
from players.helpers import index_from_userid

@Event
def player_death(GameEvent):
    # Get the userid of the attacker
    attacker = GameEvent.GetInt('attacker')

    # Get the index of the attacker
    index = index_from_userid(attacker)

    # Get the attacker's PlayerEntity instance
    player = PlayerEntity(index)

    # Set the attacker's health
    player.health = 100

Of course, you might also want to verify that the kill wasn't a suicide or team kill prior to setting the health:

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from events import Event
from players.entity import PlayerEntity
from players.helpers import index_from_userid
from players.helpers import playerinfo_from_userid

@Event
def player_death(GameEvent):
    # Get the userid of the attacker
    attacker = GameEvent.GetInt('attacker')

    # Get the userid of the victim
    victim = GameEvent.GetInt('userid')

    # Was this a suicide?
    if attacker in (victim, 0):

        # Do not increase health
        return

    # Get the index of the attacker
    index = index_from_userid(attacker)

    # Get the attacker's PlayerEntity instance
    player = PlayerEntity(index)

    # Get the victim's IPlayerInfo instance
    vplayer = playerinfo_from_userid(victim)

    # Was this a team kill?
    if player.team == vplayer.GetTeamIndex():

        # Do not increase health
        return

    # Set the attacker's health
    player.health = 100

[paytonpenn]

Thanks satoon, works perfectly. You will soon see what I was trying to do.

[paytonpenn]

Getting a team's player count? I feel there is an easier way than what I was trying to do.

http://www.eventscripts.com/pages/Es_getlivingplayercount

[L'In20Cible]

Hey paytonpenn,

Taking the example Satoon gave you:

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ct_count = len(list(ct_players))

L'In20Cible

[paytonpenn]

Thanks, anyway to round numbers because I keep getting this error and I am quite sure it is because I am trying to set someone's health at something with a decimal.

[L'In20Cible]

Hey paytonpenn,

It would be easier to help you solving that problem with your code.

Thanks,

L'In20Cible

[Tuck]

what error?

[satoon101]

As they said, it would be much easier to help you if we could see the code/error instead of just guessing at what your issue could possibly be.

The only thing I could think it would be is that the health property uses an integer:

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# From ../_libs/_data/properties/player/csgo.ini

[health]
prop = "CBasePlayer.m_iHealth"
type = "Int"

So, you "must" pass an integer when setting the value.

Satoon

[Tuck]

As they said, it would be much easier to help you if we could see the code/error instead of just guessing at what your issue could possibly be.

The only thing I could think it would be is that the health property uses an integer:

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# From ../_libs/_data/properties/player/csgo.ini

[health]
prop = "CBasePlayer.m_iHealth"
type = "Int"

So, you "must" pass an integer when setting the value.

Satoon

As satoon101 pointed out check your math formel it might return a decimal instead of int

[paytonpenn]

I would've posted the error earlier but there isn't easy copying and pasting.


Here's a snip of the code that involves that, pretty sure its because the output gives a decimal and not a whole integer, so.. how does one go about rounding or an alternative method.

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@Event
def bomb_planted(GameEvent):
    if sesharing == 1:
        sesearch = PlayerIter(['t', 'alive'], return_types='player')
        t_count = len(list(sesearch))
        for player in sesearch:
            sehealthbp2 = sehealthbp / t_count
            health = player.health		
            sehealthalt = semaxhealth - sehealthbp2

The error comes in when I add sehealthbp2 to the player's current health or attempt force it.

[satoon101]

Yeah, it is definitely due to you passing a float value instead of an integer. Notice in the error, this section:

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Boost.Python.ArgumentError: Python argument types in
    edict_t.SetPropInt(edict_t, str, float)
did not match C++ signature:
    SetPropInt(struct edict_t *, char const * szFullPath, int propValue)

So, the first arguments match, as it wants an edict_t instance, and the second arguments match, as it wants a string (C++ char equals Python str). The third argument, however, should be an integer, but you pass it a float.

You can get an integer one of two ways. You can typecast the result you wish to pass as an integer:

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player.health = int(sehealthbp2)

or if you wish to round the value, you would use the built-in round function:

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player.health = round(sehealthbp2)

Satoon