RCS

RCS

I have tryed many thing from different forums but nothing worked for me.

Now I am asking for help because since 5 day I am destroying my head to get RCS back to work.

Source C++

Code:

rcs(local_player->getAngles());

void rcs(float* angles)
{
	float MyPunch[2];

	MyPunch[0] = local_player->getPunch()[0];
	MyPunch[1] = local_player->getPunch()[1];
	angles[0] = local_player->getAngles()[0] - (MyPunch[0] - old[0]) * 2.f;
	angles[1] = local_player->getAngles()[1] - (MyPunch[1] - old[1]) * 2.f;
	angles[2] = 0.0f;

	util->clampAngles(angles);

	old[0] = MyPunch[0];
	old[1] = MyPunch[1];

	local_player->setAngles(angles);

	Sleep(1);
}

MyPunch[0] = local_player->getPunch()[0]* 2.f;
MyPunch[1] = local_player->getPunch()[1]* 2.f;
angles[0] = local_player->getAngles()[0] - (MyPunch[0] - old[0]) ;
angles[1] = local_player->getAngles()[1] - (MyPunch[1] - old[1]) ;
idk try this

Originally Posted by certmemer

Nope nothing did changed still no RCS

why dont you people ever use a vector class???

How can an RCS Source code become outdated it didn't change at all????? And why would you ask "your friend" if he wrote this?

xDD how come nobody has told him to update his offsets?
It has nothing to do with that rcs function, that works for sure but your offsets are outdated I believe.

Originally Posted by affe2626

xDD how come nobody has told him to update his offsets?
It has nothing to do with that rcs function, that works for sure but your offsets are outdated I believe.

Nope they aren't everything else is working

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