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Put this
new routine in g_combat.c right about T_Damage()
<C&NBSP;CODE>
//==============================================================
// Scale damage amount by location of hit on player's body..
//==============================================================
#define VectorEmpty(a) ((a[0]==0)&&(a[1]==0)&&(a[2]==0))
#define IsIn(x,a,b) ((x)>=(a)&&(x)<=(b))
#define LEG_DAMAGE (height/2.0)-abs(targ->mins[2])-3
#define STOMACH_DAMAGE (height/1.6)-abs(targ->mins[2])
#define CHEST_DAMAGE (height/1.4)-abs(targ->mins[2])
//==============================================================
float location_scaling(edict_t *targ, vec3_t point, float damage, int mod) {
float z_rel, height;
if (!(targ->flags&FL_GODMODE))
if (!VectorEmpty(point))
if (IsIn(mod, MOD_BLASTER, MOD_RAILGUN)) {
height = abs(targ->mins[2])+targ->maxs[2];
z_rel = point[2]-targ->s.origin[2];
if (z_rel < LEG_DAMAGE)
return 0.35; // Scale down by 2/3
else
if (z_rel < STOMACH_DAMAGE)
return 0.66; // Scale down by 1/3
else
if (z_rel < CHEST_DAMAGE)
return 1.20; // Scale up by 1/5
else
return 10.0;} // Scale up by 10X
return 1.0; // keep damage the same..
}
</C&NBSP;CODE>
Now in your T_Damage function add this line after the damage has been
calculated and right before the meansOfDeath assignment..
<C&NBSP;CODE>
// Scale damage by hit location (leg,stomach,chest,head)..
damage *= location_scaling(targ, point, damage, mod);
meansOfDeath=mod;
</C&NBSP;CODE>
That's it.. Simple but
effective...
Maj.Bitch
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