Drawing Invisible Barriers?

**aresdGHERhgerdherhrh** · 02-16-2017

Hey guys,
I'm wanting to draw the invisible barriers of the map to help with jump spots, etc. Anyone have any ideas of how to go about this? On mapping sites it says the barriers are made from a clip texture so I was thinking maybe changing the definitions of that would work? Not exactly sure how chams work but could clips be drawn using the same concept? Any help is appreciated!

**niko1921** · 03-02-2017

i thinks that it have a unique entity number as all entities,

try drawing all entities, doing something like this:

Code:

#define MAX_ENTITIES 2048 // I think there are more entities.

#define ENTITY_OFFSET 0x0 // Your main entity offset
#define ENTITY_SIZE 0x0 // Your entity size offset.

void DrawAllEntities()
{
	char buff[128];
	for(int i = 0; i < MAX_ENTITIES; i++)
	{
		vec2_t py; // pitch, yaw...
 
		Entity_t* entity = (Entity_t*)(ENTITY_OFFSET + ((int)ENTITY_SIZE * i);
		// then draw
		sprintf_s(buff, sizeof(buff), "^5Entiy number: %d", entity->Type); // i thinks that you know that it does...
		WorldToScreen(entity->origin, py); // origin, pitch, yaw,
		DrawTextCommonText(py[0], py[1], 1, buff); // pitch, yaw, size of text, buffer...
	}
}

I can not think of another way to do it...

**aresdGHERhgerdherhrh** · 03-03-2017

Originally Posted by niko1921

i thinks that it have a unique entity number as all entities,

try drawing all entities, doing something like this:

Code:

#define MAX_ENTITIES 2048 // I think there are more entities.

#define ENTITY_OFFSET 0x0 // Your main entity offset
#define ENTITY_SIZE 0x0 // Your entity size offset.

void DrawAllEntities()
{
	char buff[128];
	for(int i = 0; i < MAX_ENTITIES; i++)
	{
		vec2_t py; // pitch, yaw...
 
		Entity_t* entity = (Entity_t*)(ENTITY_OFFSET + ((int)ENTITY_SIZE * i);
		// then draw
		sprintf_s(buff, sizeof(buff), "^5Entiy number: %d", entity->Type); // i thinks that you know that it does...
		WorldToScreen(entity->origin, py); // origin, pitch, yaw,
		DrawTextCommonText(py[0], py[1], 1, buff); // pitch, yaw, size of text, buffer...
	}
}

I can not think of another way to do it...

Hmmm I think the're actually part of the map like walls and stuff as they're not dynamic or anything but I'll give your method a go and see what happens when I get on next. Thanks man!!

**gerherhtherherdhher** · 03-03-2017

Originally Posted by SamTheDope

Hmmm I think the're actually part of the map like walls and stuff as they're not dynamic or anything but I'll give your method a go and see what happens when I get on next. Thanks man!!

No need, walls are not entities lol.