Thread: Push player with a bash possible?

As far as I can tell your script just sets the bash to perform the push, but there's no actual trigger or target so when you bash it's just gonna perform the action. I have no information to offer on this, as I am but a noob lol. Maybe spawn a trigger at the players viewangles at time of the bash?

My push laser spawns a laser and glues a trigger_push to the laser target(end of the laser)

I'm just guessin here, cuz sometimes the wrong idea helps lead to the right fix

Sorry I can't be of more help lol

Executing scripts from the torso is definitely not my strong point, but after a little tinkering.. I did NOT add what I did to the [local.f] area, just [local.i], so when i tested with 2 players only 1 could bash with the 5000 speed, the other player only did the 200 power bash, but he did not move, just his target. so clean this up how you wish and add it to the bottom where i didn't. Let me know how this works for you, it worked perfect for me.

Code:

main:


	for (local.i = 1; local.i <= local.default.size; local.i++)
	{
		local.t = local.default[local.i][1]
		if (level.push[local.t] == NIL)
		{
			level.push[local.t] = local.default[local.i][2]
		}
	}


	thread push_2

end

push_2:

	local.power = 200
for (local.i = 1; local.i <= $player.size; local.i++)
	{
	for (local.f = $player.size; local.f > 0; local.f--)
	      {

		if ($player[local.i].fireheld == 1)
		   {
                        //lets give it direction...
		 	local.start = $player[local.i] gettagposition "eyes bone"
			local.fwd_vec = angles_toforward $player[local.i].viewangles 
			local.target = (trace local.start (local.start + ( local.fwd_vec * 10000 ))) //<- 10,000 = range of your bash trigger

			local.trig = spawn trigger_push angle self.angle //<- push trigger go
			local.trig.origin = local.target
			local.trig speed 5000 // <- how far it will push, 5000 was for testing
			wait 0.15 //small wait, doesn't matter how short, longer wait will make trigger stay long after bash
			local.trig remove //delete trigger when we're done
		//	local.dir = (angles_toforward $player[local.i].viewangles)
		//	$player[local.i] pusher $player[local.f] $player[local.f] local.target local.power 
		   }
		else if ($player[local.f].fireheld == 1)
	           {
			local.dir = (angles_toforward $player[local.f].viewangles)
			$player[local.i] pusher $player[local.f] $player[local.f] local.dir local.power 
		   }
              }
         }

end

I don't understand. Here's everything I've got.... and this is a video I just made of the results.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ed1...ature=youtu.be

mike_torso.st

Code:

// Pistol whip for silent kills
state ATTACK_PISTOL_SECONDARY
{
	movetype legs

	entrycommands
	{
		viewmodelanim fire_secondary 1
		exec global/slim.scr
	}

and here's the full slim.scr, with my edit added fully and cleaned up

Code:

//Slimbips push bash mod

main:


	for (local.i = 1; local.i <= local.default.size; local.i++)
	{
		local.t = local.default[local.i][1]
		if (level.push[local.t] == NIL)
		{
			level.push[local.t] = local.default[local.i][2]
		}
	}


	thread push_2

end

push_2:

for (local.i = 1; local.i <= $player.size; local.i++)
	{
	for (local.f = $player.size; local.f > 0; local.f--)
	      {

		if ($player[local.i].fireheld == 1)
		   {
		 	local.start = $player[local.i] gettagposition "eyes bone"
			local.fwd_vec = angles_toforward $player[local.i].viewangles 
			local.target = (trace local.start (local.start + ( local.fwd_vec * 10000 )))
			local.trig = spawn trigger_push angle self.angle
			local.trig.origin = local.target
			local.trig speed 5000
			waitframe
			local.trig remove
		   }
		else if ($player[local.f].fireheld == 1)
	           {
		 	local.start = $player[local.i] gettagposition "eyes bone"
			local.fwd_vec = angles_toforward $player[local.i].viewangles 
			local.target = (trace local.start (local.start + ( local.fwd_vec * 10000 )))
			local.trig = spawn trigger_push angle self.angle
			local.trig.origin = local.target
			local.trig speed 5000
			waitframe
			local.trig remove 
		   }
              }
         }

end

Anytime Slim, always happy to be of some help. What kind of bugs are you experiencing? Depending on what they are you might try making the trigger bigger, changing the speed, or go from waitframe to a slightly longer wait. Maybe glue the trigger to the target before removal as well. These are just ideas as I haven't seen the bugs yet. But I will check it out soon.