Chams not drawing on agents with patches

[ghost]

the title, anyone know how to fix this.

[InfernoLum]

You could try the following ( I am not sure if it works since I haven't met people who have patches but in theory it should. There is this netvar called m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices, the vec in infront hints at this being some kind of an array. so itterating through the array like so and setting every element to null should in theory remove player patches.

It Infact does work I specifically bought an agent and a patch to try this and it does infact work.

void Chams::RemovePlayerPatches()
{
    if (!g_Options.chams_player_enabled) return;

    for (size_t i = 0; i < g_EngineClient->GetMaxClients(); i++)
    {
        C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)g_EntityList->GetClientEntity(g_EngineClient->GetLocalPlayer());

        if (!plr) continue;
        if (!plr->IsAlive()) continue;

        for (size_t patchIndex = 0; patchIndex < 5; patchIndex++)
        {
            plr->m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices()[patchIndex] = Vector(0, 0, 0);
        }
    }
}

Call in framestagenotify. m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices is defined as follows:

    std::array<Vector, 5>& m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices()
    {
        static int _m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices = NetvarSys::GetOffset("DT_CSPlayer", "m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices");
        return *(std::array<Vector, 5>*)((uintptr_t)this + _m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices);
    }

[InfernoLum]

You could try the following ( I am not sure if it works since I haven't met people who have patches but in theory it should. There is this netvar called m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices, the vec in infront hints at this being some kind of an array. so itterating through the array like so and setting every element to null should in theory remove player patches.

It Infact does work I specifically bought an agent and a patch to try this and it does infact work.

void Chams::RemovePlayerPatches()
{
  if (!g_Options.chams_player_enabled) return;

  for (size_t i = 0; i < g_EngineClient->GetMaxClients(); i++)
  {
      C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)g_EntityList->GetClientEntity(i);

      if (!plr) continue;
      if (!plr->IsAlive()) continue;

      for (size_t patchIndex = 0; patchIndex < 5; patchIndex++)
      {
          plr->m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices()[patchIndex] = Vector(0, 0, 0);
      }
  }
}

Call in framestagenotify. m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices is defined as follows:

  std::array<Vector, 5>& m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices()
  {
      static int _m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices = NetvarSys::GetOffset("DT_CSPlayer", "m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices");
      return *(std::array<Vector, 5>*)((uintptr_t)this + _m_vecPlayerPatchEconIndices);
  }

This for some reason refuses to work on other players, it works only when I am the player with patches for some odd reason. I would recommend taking a look at osiris' implementation of isforcedmaterialoverride: https://github.com/danielkrupinski/Osiris/blob/b8ef099a9d67e4856a08e327b64cabfbbdec4a8a/Osiris/SDK/StudioRender.h#L25

[ZippoKs]

@InfernoLum Take a look at your code, this particularly: C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)g_EntityList->GetClientEntity(g_EngineClient->GetLocalPlayer()); You are looping through players, but applying this to a local for every player. I'd do it like this (didn't test it, not sure if it'll work, but you said it only works on local, so it should work on others as well with this change): C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)C_BaseEntity::GetEntityByIndex(i);

[InfernoLum]

@InfernoLum Take a look at your code, this particularly: C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)g_EntityList->GetClientEntity(g_EngineClient->GetLocalPlayer()); You are looping through players, but applying this to a local for every player. I'd do it like this (didn't test it, not sure if it'll work, but you said it only works on local, so it should work on others as well with this change): C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)C_BaseEntity::GetEntityByIndex(i);

That piece of code C_BasePlayer* plr = (C_BasePlayer*)g_EntityList->GetClientEntity(g_EngineClient->GetLocalPlayer()); is actually really funny, Im not sure what time it was when I wrote this code but I doubt it was before midnight. Thanks a lot for pointing out my silly mistake, hope you have a great one :)