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3. Remove the call to {{code|preset=1|highlight=cpp|ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( force );}} from the end of the calculation. This will remove the velocity resolution from CBasePlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive function leaving it to calculate and process still but not apply the pushback.
3. Remove the call to {{code|preset=1|highlight=cpp|ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( force );}} from the end of the calculation. This will remove the velocity resolution from CBasePlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive function leaving it to calculate and process still but not apply the pushback.


4. Then scroll down to line 5670 to find {{code|preset=1|highlight=cpp|void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce )}} function. In this function is this block of code :
4. Then scroll down to line 5670 to find {{code|preset=1|highlight=cpp|void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce )}}. In this function is this block of code :
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<source lang=cpp>
void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce )
void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce )
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</source>
</source>


This is the initial velocity function to set the force applied at the time, remove this as well ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( vecForce ); - without this removed i think the max power of an on hit causes the knockback to still occur so removal of this as well implements the knockback removal indefinitely.
This is the initial velocity function to set the force applied at the time, remove this as well ({{code|preset=1|highlight=cpp|ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( vecForce );}}). Without this removed, the maximum power of an hit causes the knockback to still occur{{confirm}}, so the removal of this function  removes the knockback indefinitely as well.  


5. Compile the solutions - (there shouldn't be any errors but if you get any let [[User:DrN0|me]] know.)
5. Compile the solutions - (there shouldn't be any errors but if you get any let [[User:DrN0|me]] know.)
Now when the player gets hit, he won't slide backwards 2 arm lengths away, he'll just stand there and eat it.
Now when the player gets hit, he won't slide backwards 2 arm lengths away, he'll just stand there and eat it.
This was implemented in [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3418380/A%20Nights%20Haunting%20Source/ A Nights Haunting: Source]
This was implemented in [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3418380/A%20Nights%20Haunting%20Source/ A Nights Haunting: Source]

Latest revision as of 03:59, 27 June 2025

This tutorial demonstrates how to remove the "push back" velocity applied to players when they get hit.

Nopushback.gif

This tutorial was made using Source 2013 Multiplayer Source 2013 Multiplayer (NOT the Team Fortress 2 branch Team Fortress 2 branch)

  1. Open your game solution and navigate to 🖿player.cpp, then find CBasePlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive function (line 1708)
  2. In the middle of this function around line 1736 lies this block of code:
if ( info.GetInflictor() && (GetMoveType() == MOVETYPE_WALK) && 
		( !attacker->IsSolidFlagSet(FSOLID_TRIGGER)) )
	{
		Vector force = vecDir * -DamageForce( WorldAlignSize(), info.GetBaseDamage() );
		if ( force.z > 250.0f )
		{
			force.z = 250.0f;
		}
		//ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( force ); //drn0 disabled to remove pushback on hit
	}

3. Remove the call to ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( force ); from the end of the calculation. This will remove the velocity resolution from CBasePlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive function leaving it to calculate and process still but not apply the pushback.

4. Then scroll down to line 5670 to find void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce ). In this function is this block of code :

void CBasePlayer::VelocityPunch( const Vector &vecForce )
{
	// Clear onground and add velocity.
	SetGroundEntity( NULL );
	//ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( vecForce ); //drn0 removing pushback on hit
}

This is the initial velocity function to set the force applied at the time, remove this as well (ApplyAbsVelocityImpulse( vecForce );). Without this removed, the maximum power of an hit causes the knockback to still occur[confirm], so the removal of this function removes the knockback indefinitely as well.

5. Compile the solutions - (there shouldn't be any errors but if you get any let me know.) Now when the player gets hit, he won't slide backwards 2 arm lengths away, he'll just stand there and eat it. This was implemented in A Nights Haunting: Source