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A1win · 09-15-2007, 02:32 AM

The problem seems to be that the player actually takes the damage after the event, which is why we need to modify the damage. There must be a way, but it's not easy to know without documented function reference

Code:

function player_ondamage( player, damageinfo )
	player:AddHealth( damageinfo:GetDamage() )
end

With that I stay constantly at ~17 health when taking damage. Also it doesn't add armor back, and I have no idea how to detect how much armor was lost.

edit: could someone tell me how to create a variable of type "custom [float]"?

edit: Alright. If I do "SetDamage(0.0)" that "0.0" is actually considered as a "number" type variable which have precision of two decimals, but the precision of the damage is 12 decimals. How can I create a float that has precision of 12 decimals?

09-15-2007, 02:32 AM	#11
A1win Nutcracker Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Kuopio, Finland Posts Rated Helpful 0 Times	The problem seems to be that the player actually takes the damage after the event, which is why we need to modify the damage. There must be a way, but it's not easy to know without documented function reference Code: function player_ondamage( player, damageinfo ) player:AddHealth( damageinfo:GetDamage() ) end With that I stay constantly at ~17 health when taking damage. Also it doesn't add armor back, and I have no idea how to detect how much armor was lost. edit: could someone tell me how to create a variable of type "custom [float]"? edit: Alright. If I do "SetDamage(0.0)" that "0.0" is actually considered as a "number" type variable which have precision of two decimals, but the precision of the damage is 12 decimals. How can I create a float that has precision of 12 decimals? Last edited by A1win; 09-15-2007 at 04:22 AM.