Don't think so, but careful use of flags and game events you could do it. For instance, hook OnGameEvent_player_death or OnGameEvent_player_hurt and see if your bot met his goal or use update to check FindWithinSphere on you're target to see if it's within a given range

Also IsDead()

As far as making a player IT, you can mimic that somewhat with CommandABot, commons may still choose other targets on their path. but I think that happens with being IT too. I'm assuming being IT has a lot of other side effects as far as spawing

Since yesterday's update, my HUD elements aren't updating which were before

Christmas must be early this year because I got just about everything I've asked for. Thanks Kerry!

I may have a pet tank yet :)


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Now a few observations. The bot's will often SUSPEND what you tell it to do, not sure if there is a way to bump priorty, I tried several guesses but none worked. Also, even if you make Nick attack Rochelle, he'll just elbow her, not attack

A little clarification, all the datafunc fields in my HUDSetLayout are now zero, but the ticker functions work. Also something I noticed before this, any value higher than 32768 will be modulo 32768

Actually all my hud entries are just "0" now

Did anything change with the HUD?

Before the update, this worked, would print the label with the number of tanks killed.

gamename = { slot = HUD_MID_TOP, name = "mutation_name", datafunc = @() SessionState.ScreenName+SessionState.TanksKilled }

Now it just prints zero, but typing the following in the cosole prints the correct value

script "printl(SessionState.ScreenName+SessionState.TanksKilled )"

"Consistently passed" I mean, the value when passed is consistent

I just want a clean, consistent way of referencing players for keeping track of events. It's not a big deal, instead of relying on userid being passed consistent I'll just have to always convert to an entity then use the stringified reference as the key to their "stash" (score, etc).

If userid was consistent in events, I could simply say param.rawin("userid") and know it's a player and uniquely ID them, but since it's not, have to check attacker, failing that attackerid, then convert it through the appropiate function to an entity reference, then use that as the table index. Seeing they are event handlers, just trying to keep it tight

GetPlayerFromCharacter returns an HScript entity for a player slot, 0,1,2,3 and it's modulo so 4 is zero, kicked players are null. Now if we had a way to GetCharacterFromPlayer(), that would be a different story.