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{{Server event}} | |||
This event is triggered when a player is killed or dies. | This event is triggered when a player is killed or dies. | ||
== | ==Parameters== | ||
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int totalAmmo, element killer, int killerWeapon, int bodypart | |||
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*'''totalAmmo''': an integer representing the total ammo the victim had when he died. | *'''totalAmmo''': an integer representing the total ammo the victim had when he died. | ||
*'''killer''': an [[element]] representing the player or vehicle who was the killer. If there was no killer this is ''false''. | *'''killer''': an [[element]] representing the player or vehicle who was the killer. If there was no killer this is ''false''. | ||
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*'''bodypart''': an integer representing the bodypart ID the victim was hit on when he died. | *'''bodypart''': an integer representing the bodypart ID the victim was hit on when he died. | ||
{{BodyParts}} | {{BodyParts}} | ||
==Source== | |||
The [[event system#Event source|source]] of this event is the [[player]] that died or got killed. | |||
==Example== | ==Example== |
Revision as of 05:17, 30 December 2007
This event is triggered when a player is killed or dies.
Parameters
int totalAmmo, element killer, int killerWeapon, int bodypart
- totalAmmo: an integer representing the total ammo the victim had when he died.
- killer: an element representing the player or vehicle who was the killer. If there was no killer this is false.
- killerWeapon: an integer representing the weapon the killer used to kill the player.
- bodypart: an integer representing the bodypart ID the victim was hit on when he died.
- 3: Torso
- 4: Ass
- 5: Left Arm
- 6: Right Arm
- 7: Left Leg
- 8: Right Leg
- 9: Head
Source
The source of this event is the player that died or got killed.
Example
This example prints the killer and bodypart to the chat when a player dies.
-- register player_Wasted as a handler for onPlayerWasted function player_Wasted ( ammo, attacker, weapon, bodypart ) -- if there was an attacker if ( attacker ) then -- we declare our variable outside the following checks local tempString -- if the element that killed him was a player, if ( getElementType ( attacker ) == "player" ) then -- put the attacker, victim and weapon info in the string tempString = getClientName ( attacker ).." killed "..getClientName ( source ).." ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..")" -- else, if it was a vehicle, elseif ( getElementType ( attacker ) == "vehicle" ) then -- we'll get the name from the attacker vehicle's driver local tempString = getClientName ( getVehicleController ( attacker ) ).." killed "..getClientName ( source ).." ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..")" end -- if the victim was shot in the head, append a special message if ( bodypart == 9 ) then tempString = tempString.." (HEADSHOT!)" -- else, just append the bodypart name else tempString = tempString.." ("..getBodyPartName ( bodypart )..")" end -- display the message outputChatBox ( tempString ) -- if there was no attacker, else -- output a death message without attacker info outputChatBox ( getClientName ( source ).." died. ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..") ("..getBodyPartName ( bodypart )..")" ) end end addEventHandler ( "onPlayerWasted", getElementRoot(), player_Wasted )
See also
- addEvent
- addEventHandler
- cancelEvent
- cancelLatentEvent
- getEventHandlers
- getLatentEventHandles
- getLatentEventStatus
- removeEventHandler
- triggerEvent
- wasEventCancelled