Ingame Killcounter

[PatmanSan]

You don't have to count anything. The mod is already doing that for you:

self.pers["conseckill"]

Enough suffering LOL.
Give me a minute. I'll fix you something.

EDIT: here ya go...

[TGX-SpIkE]

Wow, nice work, man i love u, its time for my next donation

[TGX-SpIkE]

Hehe, now i have a new idea^^

I copyed ur script, And use it now for a second counter "headshots" works fine i love this script^^ but how can replace the text with the headshot icon? My idea was this, but dont works Oo


showHeadshotsHUD()
{
   if(!isDefined(self.pers["headshotkill"])) self.pers["headshotkill"] = 0;

   if(!isdefined(self.hud_headshots))
   {
      self.hud_headshots = newClientHudElem(self);
      self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
      self.hud_headshots.horzAlign = "left";
      self.hud_headshots.vertAlign = "top";
      self.hud_headshots.x = 16;
      self.hud_headshots.y = 48;
      self.hud_headshots.sort = 1;
      self.hud_headshots.alpha = 1;
      self.hud_headshots.fontscale = 1;
      self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
      self.hud_headshots.color = (1, 1, 1);
      self.hud_headshots setShader = (game["death_headshot"];   <-- what is wrong?
   }

[PatmanSan]

game["death_headshot"], that is wrong.

You can not make up a variable, and expect it to work automatically. The one you invented is not even linked to a specific player. This is a one-for-all variable.

You need a variable like the one for the kill streak (self.pers["conseckill"])... personalized. A variable that is incremented, decremented, or reset when necessary.

You are still running v1.6 I think, so you have two options to replace your invalid var:

1. Keep track of headshot deaths
self.pers["headshotdeath"]

2. Keep track of headshot kills
self.pers["headshotkill"]

[TGX-SpIkE]

game["death_headshot"], that is wrong.

You can not make up a variable, and expect it to work automatically. The one you invented is not even linked to a specific player. This is a one-for-all variable.

You need a variable like the one for the kill streak (self.pers["conseckill"])... personalized. A variable that is incremented, decremented, or reset when necessary.

You are still running v1.6 I think, so you have two options to replace your invalid var:

1. Keep track of headshot deaths
self.pers["headshotdeath"]

2. Keep track of headshot kills
self.pers["headshotkill"]

I know^^


U misunderstand me^^ my script already run, but i want the "death-headshot" ICON as the Hud.

I saw, that in firstaid files, same variable used for the icons. And the "deaht_headshot" icon is a standart icon from cod2^^ thtas what i want^^

[PatmanSan]

If death_headshot is a proper shader, and you make sure it's being precached, you can use something like this:

self.hud_headshots setShader("death_headshot", 32, 32);

Where the first 32 is the width and the second 32 is the height.

[TGX-SpIkE]

what u mean with precached? Add it to varcache? Like the firstaidicon?

[PatmanSan]

Before you can use a shader, it has to be precached:

precacheShader("death_headshot");

You can first try without precaching it explicitly. Maybe the game engine already precaches it because of the stock obituaries. If needed, you can stick that in the init() procedure.

[TGX-SpIkE]

Hmm, dont works

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init()
{
precacheShader("death_headshot");    <--- precache
level thread onPlayerConnect();    
}
onPlayerConnect()
{
for(;;)
{
level waittill("connecting", player);
player thread onJoinedTeam();
player thread onJoinedSpectators();
player thread onPlayerKilled();
player thread onPlayerSpawned();
}
}

onJoinedTeam()
{
self endon("disconnect");

for(;;)
{
self waittill("joined_team");
self thread removeHeadshotsHUD();
}
}

onJoinedSpectators()
{
self endon("disconnect");

for(;;)
{
self waittill("joined_spectators");
self thread removeHeadshotsHUD();
}
}

onPlayerKilled()
{
self endon("disconnect");

for(;;)
{
self waittill("killed_player");
}
}

onPlayerSpawned()
{
self endon("disconnect");

for(;;)
{
self waittill("spawned_player");
self thread showHeadshotsHUD();
self thread onPlayerScore();
}
}

onPlayerScore()
{
self endon("disconnect");

for(;;)
{
self waittill("update_playerscore_hud");
self thread updateHeadshotsHUD();
}
}

showHeadshotsHUD()
{
if(!isDefined(self.pers["headshotkill"])) self.pers["headshotkill"] = 0;

if(!isdefined(self.hud_headshots))
{
self.hud_headshots = newClientHudElem(self);
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.horzAlign = "left";
self.hud_headshots.vertAlign = "top";
self.hud_headshots.x = 16;
self.hud_headshots.y = 80;
self.hud_headshots.sort = 1;
self.hud_headshots.alpha = 1;
self.hud_headshots.fontscale = 1;
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.color = (1, 1, 1);
self.hud_headshots setShader("death_headshot", 32, 32);  <--- ]dont works :( but why?
}
self.hud_headshots setValue(self.pers["headshotkill"]);
}

updateHeadshotsHUD()
{
if(isDefined(self.hud_headshots)) self.hud_headshots setValue(self.pers["headshotkill"]);
}
removeHeadshotsHUD()
{
if(isdefined(self.hud_headshots)) self.hud_headshots destroy();
}

[PatmanSan]

If death_headshot is a proper shader ...

I guess it's not.

[TGX-SpIkE]

hmmm i found it in main folder iwds in images.

[PatmanSan]

You don't reference images directly. You need the material file linked to that image (in materials folder).

killiconheadshot

[TGX-SpIkE]

Ok, i added it, but it dont works, i dont get a error, but the icont isnt in the game

init part of my file:

init()
{
   precacheShader("killiconheadshot");
   level thread onPlayerConnect();
}

Hudpart

showHeadshotsHUD()
{
   if(!isDefined(self.pers["headshotkill"])) self.pers["headshotkill"] = 0;

   if(!isdefined(self.hud_headshots))
   {
self.hud_headshots = newClientHudElem(self);
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.horzAlign = "left";
self.hud_headshots.vertAlign = "top";
self.hud_headshots.x = 50;
self.hud_headshots.y = 80;
self.hud_headshots.sort = 1;
self.hud_headshots.alpha = 1;
self.hud_headshots.fontscale = 1;
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.color = (1, 1, 1);
self.hud_headshots setShader ("killiconheadshot", 7, 7);

Do u know what is wrong?

[PatmanSan]

I can see the icon, so I guess you are doing a setShader and a setValue on the same HUD element, which makes the shader disappear.
If you want to set a shader AND a value, you have to use two HUD elements.

[TGX-SpIkE]

Ok, i create a second hud elm. It works perfect now , but im not sure that this code is correct. Would u make it the same Pat?


showHeadshotsHUD()
{
   if(!isDefined(self.pers["headshotkill"])) self.pers["headshotkill"] = 0;

   if(!isdefined(self.hud_headshots))
   {
self.hud_headshots = newClientHudElem(self);
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.horzAlign = "left";
self.hud_headshots.vertAlign = "top";
self.hud_headshots.x = 40;
self.hud_headshots.y = 55;
self.hud_headshots.sort = 1;
self.hud_headshots.alpha = 1;
self.hud_headshots.fontscale = 1;
self.hud_headshots.archived = false;
self.hud_headshots.color = (1, 1, 1);
}
if(!isdefined(self.hud_headshoticon))
{
self.hud_headshotsicon = newClientHudElem(self);
self.hud_headshotsicon.archived = false;
self.hud_headshotsicon.horzAlign = "left";
self.hud_headshotsicon.vertAlign = "top";
self.hud_headshots.sort = 1;
self.hud_headshots.alpha = 1;
self.hud_headshotsicon.x = 11.5;
self.hud_headshotsicon.y = 55;
self.hud_headshotsicon setShader("killiconheadshot");
   }
self.hud_headshots setValue(self.pers["headshotkill"]);