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Hi I am able to reproduce the issue in the RTTC map. Uploaded screen shot. Almost 100% convinced issue is not map related and have a fair idea what the problem is. Asking Tels as to whether you would like me to proceed and investigate further. Thanks |
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Hi Fault identified. PM'd Tels about some fixes for it. |
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The problem is in the this file: tdm_base01/tdm_weapon_arrow_result_base.script Much of the code is dedicated to deciding to what entities the arrow result should bind to. The general rule seems to be (with regard to you the player) that no arrow should bind to you when health > 0 (I.e alive). The problem seems to be cause at line 82 in the script: ai bindMasterAI = struckEnt.getBindMaster(); When an entitiy that is bound to the player such as the players head is struck by the arror projectile the above line only partly seems to work. struckEnt.getBindMaster() returns the player1 entitiy as one would hope. But the cast of the player entitiy to a type of ai does not appear to work. This next statement bindMasterAI always = false and the condition is never entered. Therefore arrow results are bound to the players head. if (bindMasterAI) { if (bindMasterAI.getHealth() > 0) { // Don't allow stuck arrows on living AI's attachments allowSpawnObj = false; } } A suggested quick way to resulove this issue would be to test if struckEnt.getBindMaster() is player1, and if player1 health > 0 then allowSpawnObj = false Thanks |
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I haven't tested it, but the condition failing makes sense if the player isn't considered to be an AI. I have added an experimental patch that checks specifically for the player with revision #11087. |
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Needs testing to confirm it really works now. |
- Anonymous
