We all know the custom killstreak mods from iw4m, they were awesome!

For example: When you hit a 3 killstreak, you would be rewarded with 3 deagle bullets in iSnipe.

 

I would like to bring that back but I have no idea how to do it.

 

I know how to give the player the bullets, but I don't know how you set it so the player gets the bullets when he hits for example a 3 killstreak...

 

Could someone help me get started here? Since I am not a very experienced C# coder...

Anyone?

I don't think it's possible. Yet atleast.

Tech Support should have advanced knowledge about the project and provide correct answers. I am not sure if NTA just uses a random generator to choose the Tech Supporters.

 

Anyway you can count the killstreak (OnPlayerKilled) and when the player hits the desired value you execute your custom killstreak code.

Tech Support should have advanced knowledge about the project and provide correct answers. I am not sure if NTA just uses a random generator to choose the Tech Supporters.

 

Anyway you can count the killstreak (OnPlayerKilled) and when the player hits the desired value you execute your custom killstreak code.

They know enough about it. They're tech support, that doesn't mean that they know to code in C# nor that they are NTA.

They know enough about it. They're tech support, that doesn't mean that they know to code in C# nor that they are NTA.

Tech Support should have advanced knowledge about the project and provide correct answers. I am not sure if NTA just uses a random generator to choose the Tech Supporters.

 

Anyway you can count the killstreak (OnPlayerKilled) and when the player hits the desired value you execute your custom killstreak code.

 

Hmm I think I am going to give this another go tomorrow!

 

Thanks for trying to help me out.

They know enough about it. They're tech support, that doesn't mean that they know to code in C# nor that they are NTA.

 

Warned for useless "blank" posts

So I came up with this code...

 

public class CustomKillstreaks : BaseScript
   {
       private int KillStreak = 0;
       private int KillAdd = 1;
       public static string SecondaryWeapon = "iw5_44magnum_mp_tactical";

       public void KillStreakCalculation()
       {
           KillStreak = KillStreak + KillAdd;
       }

       public override void OnPlayerKilled(Entity player, Entity inflictor, Entity attacker, int damage, string mod, string weapon, Vector3 dir, string hitLoc)
       {
           if (attacker.IsAlive)
           {
               KillStreakCalculation();
               if (KillStreak == 3)
               {
                   try
                   {
                       attacker.Call("setWeaponAmmoStock", SecondaryWeapon, "3");
                   }
                   catch (Exception ex)
                   {
                       Log.Write(LogLevel.Info, "Give Ammo Failed");
                   }
               }
           }
           else
           {
               KillStreak = 0;
           }
       }

   }

 

The console says the plugin is loaded but when I kill someone the server crashes

What did I do wrong?

Please keep in mind that I am a very unexperienced C# programmer xD

This is easier said then done.... we just need a way to call stock gsc scripts from C#. All of the code is there in _killstreaks.gsc but we can't call it yet. This and a functioning "spawn" call needed to be added to the API.

This is easier said then done.... we just need a way to call stock gsc scripts from C#. All of the code is there in _killstreaks.gsc but we can't call it yet. This and a functioning "spawn" call needed to be added to the API.

 

Oh allright so you obviously have way more more knowledge on this then I do xD

So we'll just have to wait untill someone finds a way to call the code from the gsc's I suppose?

So my code is completely wrong anyways isn't it? xD

This is easier said then done.... we just need a way to call stock gsc scripts from C#. All of the code is there in _killstreaks.gsc but we can't call it yet.

won't be possible as there's no way to know which integer label id is which function

 

This and a functioning "spawn" call needed to be added to the API.

spawn should already be working; make sure you're calling it using a Vector3 object