Hello everyone,

I just made a teleporting script on Melee.

When I press the melee button, i got teleported where my crosshair was to.

But sometimes, when i am aiming at a wall, it teleports me into the wall. Can you help me pls, how to make the script working properly?
I don't know how to get out from the walls when i stuck in.

Here is my script:

teleportalas()
{
	self endon("disconnect");
	self.teleport_have=true;
	self iprintlnbold("^1Célozz, Basholj, Teleportálj!");
	
	for(;;)
	{
		if(self meleebuttonpressed() && isalive(self))
		{
			vec=anglestoforward(self getplayerangles());
			trace=bullettrace(self geteye()+(0,0,18),self geteye()+(20000*vec[0],20000*vec[1],20000*vec[2]+18),false,self);
			//hely=self geteye()+(0,0,18)+(20000*vec[0],20000*vec[1],20000*vec[2]+18);
		
			self setorigin(trace["position"]);
			self.teleport_have=false;
			return;
		}
		wait 0.05;
	}
}

Sometimes i got stucked into the ground too, but i raised the teleport location higher (0,0,18) so when i teleport myself to the ground i works. But still stucks into the walls.

Help please!

Ask Tally, IzNoGod or me to write playerTrace().

By now our team can only suggest you the following code:

self setorigin( trace["position"]+(trace["normal"][0]*18, trace["normal"][1]*18, trace["normal"][2]*18) );

Try this:

1. Trace forward using getEye()
2, Remove a little forward dir from trace location. For example 30.
3. Trace down using position from step 2.

Code example:

TeleportMe()
{
	self endon("disconnect");
	self endon("killed_player");	

	while(!self meleebuttonpressed())
		wait(0.05);

	self setorigin(self traceTarget());
}

traceTarget()
{
	forward=anglestoforward(self getplayerangles());
	trace=bullettrace(self geteye()+ (0, 0, 18), self geteye()+maps\mp\_utility::vectorScale(forward, 100000) + (0, 0, 18), false, self);
	origin = trace["position"] - maps\mp\_utility::vectorScale(forward, 30);
	trace=bullettrace(origin, origin - (0,0,100000), false, self);

	return trace["position"];
}

edited on Sep. 16, 2012 05:04 am by Mitch*

Thank you, it works!