Zandronum

ACTOR AxeGiver : CustomInventory
{
SpawnID 27
Game Doom
Inventory.RespawnTics 35
Tag "Timon's Axe"
Inventory.PickupMessage "$TXT_WEAPON_F2"
//$Category Weapons
VisibleToPlayerClass "Fighter"
States
{
Spawn:
WFAX A -1
Stop
Pickup:
TNT1 A 0 A_JumpIfInventory("FWeapAxe", 1, "Failing")
TNT1 A 0 A_JumpIfInventory("ImaFighter", 1, "PickupWeapon")
Fail
Failing:
TNT1 A 0
Fail
PickupWeapon:
TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
goto Spawn
}
}

Untitled wrote: He wants to make it so only a certain playerclass can pick it up.

Ijon Tichy wrote: You have to use ACS to get a CustomInventory to respect sv_weaponstay. Things get more complicated then.
If you just want it to stay when you pick it up, use 'fail' (as you already are for the no-pickup cases), and the inventory item won't leave the floor, you won't get a pickup flash, no sound will play, and you won't get a pickup message. The flash and sound can be done with DECORATE, and the message can either be horribly faked with A_Print, or more convincingly faked with clientside ACS and Log (read msg0color to find out what color to make the message).

Vincent(PDP) wrote: I get that, but who says you cannot try putting VisibleToPlayerClass on a weapon?

CloudFlash wrote: Maybe make it so when unauthorized player class picks it up, it immediately throws another one behind itself and erases itself from this player's inventory?
That's how would I do it, anyway

The_Spartan wrote: Tried, it makes the pickup weapon spawn a bit far away from the original position, making it move on each pickup. I'll tell you, it's quite funny too.

ACTOR FWeapAxe : Weapon <DoomEdNum>
{
<Some of your code here>
States
{
Ready:
  TNT1 A 0 A_JumpIfInventory("ImaFighter", 0, NoWay)
  <More of your code>
  Stop
Select:
  TNT1 A 0 A_JumpIfInventory("ImaFighter", 0, "NoWay")
   ??? ? ? 1 A_Raise
  Loop
NoWay:
  TNT1 A 0 A_TakeInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
  TNT1 A 0 A_Print("You're not allowed to pick up this weapon.")
  Stop
}
}

Script 123 (void)
{
Spawn("AxeGiver", GetActorX(ActivatorTID()), GetActorY(ActivatorTID()), GetActorZ(ActivatorTID()), 0, 0)
}

Vincent(PDP) wrote: Have you solved the problem yet? :3

The_Spartan wrote:

Vincent(PDP) wrote: Have you solved the problem yet? :3

It just doesn't work: when you use the ActivatorTID command on the script, it considers the PLAYER as the activator, so it spawns the weapon where the player is, not where the weapon was before.
Considering also that using this method doesn't help much, because i would have to use a different script on each weapon, which is impossible.

 PickupWeapon:
 TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
 Fail

Script 123 (void)
{
Spawn("AxeGiver", GetActorX(0), GetActorY(0), GetActorZ(0), 0, 0)
}

PickupWeapon:
 TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
 TNT1 A 0 ACS_ExecuteAlways(123, 0, 0, 0, 0)
 Stop

The_Spartan wrote: Same thing again...

PickupWeapon:
TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
TNT1 A 0 ACS_ExecuteAlways(123, 0, x, y, z)
Stop

Script 123 (int x, int y, int z)
{
Spawn("AxeGiver", x, y, z, 0, 0);
}

Vincent(PDP) wrote:

The_Spartan wrote: Same thing again...

I've got it! I actually think this should work:

Code: Select all

PickupWeapon:
TNT1 A 0 A_GiveInventory("FWeapAxe", 1)
TNT1 A 0 ACS_ExecuteAlways(123, 0, x, y, z)
Stop

And:

Code: Select all

Script 123 (int x, int y, int z)
{
Spawn("AxeGiver", x, y, z, 0, 0);
}