Kill the mates too

[Loveboy]

Hello Guys!
I am working on a nuke script and I want to ask you how to kill not only the enemys, I want that the teammates die too.

I already tried to do teamkill on but it doesn't help, my teammates doesn't die.

On this part the enemys die:

players = getentarray("player","classname");
for(i = 0; i < players.size; i++);
{
     players[i] thread [[level.callbackPlayerDamage]](players[i], self, 10000, 1, "MOD_GRENADE", "nuke_mp", players[i].origin, players[i].origin, "none", 0);
}

Do you know how to kill the teammates by the nuke too?

[Tally]

		players = getentarray("player","classname");
for(i = 0; i < players.size; i++);
{
     players[i] suicide();
} 
	

[Loveboy]

Yes I know it already, but I want that the players get killed by a weapon, because there is the Nuke hud and the player who killed somebody, so the player kills all players (teammates too).

[IzNoGoD]

sooooo
did you EVER EVER look at the code actually HANDLING such events?

		if(isPlayer(eAttacker) && (self != eAttacker) && (self.pers["team"] == eAttacker.pers["team"]))
		{
			if(level.friendlyfire == "0")
			{
				return;
			}
			else if(level.friendlyfire == "1")
			{
				// Make sure at least one point of damage is done
				if(iDamage < 1)
					iDamage = 1;

				self finishPlayerDamage(eInflictor, eAttacker, iDamage, iDFlags, sMeansOfDeath, sWeapon, vPoint, vDir, sHitLoc, psOffsetTime);

				// Shellshock/Rumble
				self thread maps\mp\gametypes\_shellshock::shellshockOnDamage(sMeansOfDeath, iDamage);
				self playrumble("damage_heavy");
			}

So just set level.friendlyfire to "1" right before you do that callback thingy...

[Loveboy]

So just set level.friendlyfire to "1" right before you do that callback thingy...

I had this idea too, I did already test it, but it doesn't worked, so I asked in forum.

[Tally]

I had this idea too, I did already test it, but it doesn't worked, so I asked in forum.

You must be doing something seriously wrong, because I got it working just using the code you posted in your first post. I suggest you post the WHOLE code, and not just a snippet, so we can see the CONTEXT in which it sits.