Enemy ViewAngles

Hey, i was wondering, is it possible to take
an enemy's "screen" and check if he's aiming
at you?
Thanks.

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

Hey, i was wondering, is it possible to take
an enemy's "screen" and check if he's aiming
at you?
Thanks.

Why you don't try find by yourself? it's easy, it's yaw/pitch/roll

Originally Posted by dreek1

Why you don't try find by yourself? it's easy, it's yaw/pitch/roll

Yes, I've seen yaw/pitch/roll in CPlayer class, but I have no idea on how to check if I'm in it.
Anyway, thanks for the ref.

u can create a line
- from enemy's head
- to yaw / pitch point with some distance u specify

send this to intersectsegment and check if visible && hobjImpact equals to your object

Originally Posted by I2espect

u can create a line
- from enemy's head
- to yaw / pitch point with some distance u specify

send this to intersectsegment and check if visible && hobjImpact equals to your object

Now this is helpful. I would create variables for Query and Info, but how to specify the
yaw and pitch? I can do it by position. Am I in the right path?

What do u mean how to specify yaw.pitch..
U read them from the player class
And u calculate d3dxvector3 point (toPos in the query)

Originally Posted by I2espect

What do u mean how to specify yaw.pitch..
U read them from the player class
And u calculate d3dxvector3 point (toPos in the query)

So it is like this?

Code:

oIntersectSegment = (IntersectSegment)(aIntersectSegment);

iQuery.m_From = TargetPos;
iQuery.m_To = MePos;

oIntersectSegment(iQuery, &iInfo);

if(iInfo->hObjImpact == Me->Object) //Returns true if aiming at me

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

So it is like this?

Code:

oIntersectSegment = (IntersectSegment)(aIntersectSegment);

iQuery.m_From = TargetPos;
iQuery.m_To = MePos;

oIntersectSegment(iQuery, &iInfo);

if(iInfo->hObjImpact == Me->Object) //Returns true if aiming at me

No not what i meant.. m_from correct but m_to not
M_to is the point where the enemy is aiming

Originally Posted by I2espect

No not what i meant.. m_from correct but m_to not
M_to is the point where the enemy is aiming

And that's my problem, how to get it. You mentioned pitch and yaw but I never seen to get a location from them.

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

And that's my problem, how to get it. You mentioned pitch and yaw but I never seen to get a location from them.

Code:

D3DXVECTOR3 direction;
dir.x = -cosPitch * cosYaw;
dir.y = -cosPitch * sinYaw;
dir.z = -sinPitch;
const float trailLen = 200.f;
D3DXVECTOR3 trail(dir.x * trailLen, dir.y * trailLen, dir.z * trailLen);
trailEnd = headPosition + dir * trailLen;

credits : HaxMaxx from UC

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