I think what Ryback was initially saying with velocity could work.
Before we fixed AntiSTWH in the patch, I wrote a serverside script that would prevent STWH.
Basically what makes STWH work is the player leans into a wall. So the script checks if a player is leaning against the wall, and if they are, it pushes them back which stops STWH.
Anyway, what it sounds like is when you bash a player, instead of it damaging the enemy you push them away. So you're just executing a script from the bash animation that uses velocity to push them. Just play around with this script
main:
level waittill prespawn
level waittill spawn
while(1)
{
//Do this for all players
for(local.i = 1; local.i <= $player.size; local.i++)
{
local.player = $player[local.i]
//Check if they’re leaning. You don’t really need this in your bash script
local.lean = (local.player getcontrollerangles 0)[2]
//This just checks if you’re leaning left. If you lean left the value is 0 > 16
if(local.lean > 0)
{
local.headpos = local.player gettagposition "eyes bone"
local.origin = local.player gettagposition "Bip01 Spine"
local.yes = sighttrace local.origin local.headpos 1
if(!local.yes)
{
iprintln "leaning left agaisnt something"
for(local.j = 1; local.j <=16; local.j++)
{
//This is really the only piece of code that would be relevant in your bash/push script
//Basically this applies the reverse amount of force that you lean into the wall
//The script negates it. If you want to push harder, just increase the j value
local.player.velocity += local.player.leftvector * -(local.j)
}
}
}
//This is exactly the same as above, only instead of checking leaning left, this checks leaning right
//These values range from 0 < -16
else if(local.lean < 0)
{
local.headpos = local.player gettagposition "eyes bone"
local.origin = local.player gettagposition "Bip01 Spine"
local.yes = sighttrace local.origin local.headpos 1
if(!local.yes)
{
iprintln "leaning right agaisnt something"
for(local.j = 1; local.j <=16; local.j++)
{
local.player.velocity += local.player.leftvector * (local.j)
}
}
}
}
waitframe
}
end
Really, the only relevant piece of code you would need in what you're trying to accomplish is this:
local.player.velocity += x
Replace x with some number. The higher the number the greater the push back.
Play around with it and see what you can do.
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