Damage props to money?

[Zarconite]

ive been asking a few questions recently however this has been killing me
imagine your shooting another players base (pile of props) if you damage thier props i need it to give the player money but dont know how to code it? can anyone help? i can supply anything you awesome peoples need

Edit - could i use this in any way? - all i need it to do is for every point of damage caused it adds +1 money to the players cash

					pl:SetNWInt("Cash", pl:GetNWInt("Cash") + 1)

[jargen]

For what gamemode? Does it have a money system?

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=jargen;36300036]For what gamemode? Does it have a money system?[/QUOTE]

its for a base war type gamemode it has a money system using a serverside sql type database
the cash is just called "Cash"

[jargen]

Rough idea: (From memory i think prop_physics is the class for a normal prop)

function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )
 
	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then
		--whatever your function to give a player cash is
	end
 
end

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=jargen;36300135]Rough idea: (From memory i think prop_physics is the class for a normal prop)

function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )
 
	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then
		--whatever your function to give a player cash is
	end
 
end

[/QUOTE]

No luck with this as of yet, im currently trying

function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )
 
	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then
		pl:SetNWInt("Cash", pl:GetNWInt("Cash") + 1)
	end
 
end

however im thinking of making it into something more like this

			local MD = {whatever goes here}

so i can add it to this (md being the damage caused)

			local MF = math.Clamp(MH / 5000, 0, self.Wide)
			local MW = (MF + 3 + MD)

(MF being how much you earn per second for surviving)

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So so far it looks like this..

		if LocalPlayer():GetNWInt("Cash") != nil && LocalPlayer():GetNWInt("Cash") != "" then
			local MH = LocalPlayer():GetNWInt("Cash")
			local MD = 
			local MF = math.Clamp(MH / 5000, 0, self.Wide)
			local MW = (MF + 3 + MD)
			

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I dont mind which way its done tbh, just as long as it works :P

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[editline]12th June 2012[/editline]

sry for double posts but any help / responses?

[Chessnut]

MD would be the amount argument.

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;36300881]MD would be the amount argument.[/QUOTE]

i know this, but im just trying to figure out a way to get the damage to a value to add to the money >< its hurting my brain trying to do it :P

[Chessnut]

Just saying, pl should be inflictor.

Also what do you mean figure out the value?

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;36300947]Just saying, pl should be inflictor.

Also what do you mean figure out the value?[/QUOTE]

well, basicly i want this to add 1cash to the players money for every point of damage done, i just dont know how to do it

[Chessnut]

[lua]
for i = 1, amount do
-- Add one point.
end;
[/lua]

Like that?

[_nonSENSE]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;36301736][lua]
for i = 1, amount do
-- Add one point.
end;
[/lua]

Like that?[/QUOTE]

Wow. I don't even know what to say. How about:

[lua]
--[[for i = 1, amount do
-- Add one point.
end;]]
local newCash = oldCash + amount
[/lua]

[SeveredSkull]

[QUOTE=nucleonic;36301022]well, basicly i want this to add 1cash to the players money for every point of damage done, i just dont know how to do it[/QUOTE] He gave it to you... pl is not defined. You need it use the inflictor argument. [editline]12th June 2012[/editline] Like so...

 function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )   	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then 		inflictor:SetNWInt("Cash", inflictor:GetNWInt("Cash") + amount) 	end   end 

\ Im having issues with everything posting on the same fucking line again. Ill try to fix this later.

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=SeveredSkull;36302786]He gave it to you... pl is not defined. You need it use the inflictor argument. [editline]12th June 2012[/editline] Like so...

 function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )   	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then 		inflictor:SetNWInt("Cash", inflictor:GetNWInt("Cash") + amount) 	end   end 

\ Im having issues with everything posting on the same fucking line again. Ill try to fix this later.[/QUOTE]

No problems

[SeveredSkull]

function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )
	// Is the entity a prop?
	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then
		// give the inflictor cash per point of damage inflicted on the prop
		inflictor:SetNWInt("Cash", inflictor:GetNWInt("Cash") + amount)
		
		// I am assuming you do not have a damage system, so here:
		//This sets up your health for the prop
		ent.PropHealth = ent.PropHealth or 100
		
		//Subtract the amount of damage from the health
		ent.PropHealth = ent.PropHealth - amount
		
		
		
		//If the prop should die, remove it
		if ent.PropHealth <= 0 then
			ent:Remove()
		end
	end
 
end

Cant seem to get my damned browser to work with multiple lines, so Im startin' a new one.

I also added in a damage system for you as well, If you don't need it, just take it out.

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=SeveredSkull;36303131]

function GM:EntityTakeDamage( ent, inflictor, attacker, amount )
	// Is the entity a prop?
	if ( ent:GetClass() == "prop_physics" ) then
		// give the inflictor cash per point of damage inflicted on the prop
		inflictor:SetNWInt("Cash", inflictor:GetNWInt("Cash") + amount)
		
		// I am assuming you do not have a damage system, so here:
		//This sets up your health for the prop
		ent.PropHealth = ent.PropHealth or 100
		
		//Subtract the amount of damage from the health
		ent.PropHealth = ent.PropHealth - amount
		
		
		
		//If the prop should die, remove it
		if ent.PropHealth <= 0 then
			ent:Remove()
		end
	end
 
end

Cant seem to get my damned browser to work with multiple lines, so Im startin' a new one.

I also added in a damage system for you as well, If you don't need it, just take it out.[/QUOTE]

i have a damage system :P ill just use the cash one
Testing it in 5 mins btw

-------Edit------
Sorry for late reply, just been recoding something, that code still isnt working O.o no idea why tbh

[Chessnut]

[QUOTE=_nonSENSE;36301828]Wow. I don't even know what to say. How about:

[lua]
--[[for i = 1, amount do
-- Add one point.
end;]]
local newCash = oldCash + amount
[/lua][/QUOTE]

The way he described, he said to add one for every damage point.

[jargen]

[QUOTE=nucleonic;36303339]i have a damage system :P ill just use the cash one
Testing it in 5 mins btw

-------Edit------
Sorry for late reply, just been recoding something, that code still isnt working O.o no idea why tbh[/QUOTE]

Is the code even being ran? Is it doing ANYTHING?

[SeveredSkull]

[QUOTE=jargen;36306106]Is the code even being ran? Is it doing ANYTHING?[/QUOTE]

Agreed. That code I am currently using already... I know it works because its straight from my own game-mode. (Changed a bit of course)

[editline]12th June 2012[/editline]

Define "Not Working"

Error codes, line numbers, results... SOMETHING we can go off of in order to help you.

[editline]12th June 2012[/editline]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;36306066]The way he described, he said to add one for every damage point.[/QUOTE]

He knows. The way you did it was absolutely excessive and horrible. You made a loop from 1 to amount to add 1 (amount) number of times, when all you have to do is just add the amount.

[Zarconite]

[QUOTE=SeveredSkull;36307772]Agreed. That code I am currently using already... I know it works because its straight from my own game-mode. (Changed a bit of course)

[editline]12th June 2012[/editline]

Define "Not Working"

Error codes, line numbers, results... SOMETHING we can go off of in order to help you.

[editline]12th June 2012[/editline]

He knows. The way you did it was absolutely excessive and horrible. You made a loop from 1 to amount to add 1 (amount) number of times, when all you have to do is just add the amount.[/QUOTE]

As you jargen said - it may not be being ran, but im not too sure as i have code thats next to it that gets ran - ill move it when i get in from college today and ill just mess round with it untill its working. Thanks for all the help peoples!

[jargen]

Add some prints in the code, so you can see what is being ran (if anything).