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Since SAPP does not include a damage function, you can use this module to damage objects/players in your lua script. To use this module, add this to the start of your lua script: ffi = require("ffi") ffi.cdef [[ void damage_object(float amount, uint32_t receiver, int8_t causer); void damage_player(float amount, uint8_t receiver, int8_t causer); ]] damage_module = ffi.load("damage_module") damage_object = damage_module.damage_object damage_player = damage_module.damage_player The damage_object and damage_player functions take 3 arguments: Amount, Receiver, and Causer. Amount is the amount of damage to apply. Receiver is the ObjectID or PlayerIndex (1 to 16) depending on which function you use. Causer can be a PlayerIndex (1 to 16), or one of the following: 0 for no cause -1 for the guardians -2 for a vehicle -3 for suicide -4 for betray self Example script that has "the guardians" constantly damaging all players: ffi = require("ffi") ffi.cdef [[ void damage_object(float amount, uint32_t receiver, int8_t causer); void damage_player(float amount, uint8_t receiver, int8_t causer); ]] damage_module = ffi.load("damage_module") damage_object = damage_module.damage_object damage_player = damage_module.damage_player api_version = "1.9.0.0" function OnScriptLoad() register_callback(cb['EVENT_TICK'], "OnTick") end function OnTick() for i=1,16 do if(player_present(i)) then damage_player(0.7, i, -1) end end end function OnScriptUnload() end Video: Extract damage_module.dll to the same directory as your halo server executable. Download: https://mega.nz/#!C0cy2CzS!i-38PcB96dUvXUSuvQalFKZXzfbhwQOSsOFbadJtSc8

Allows you to execute a map reset command after a specified amount of time with the server being empty has elapsed. Download: https://pastebin.com/UEpEKatk

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Yeah, no problem.

You could try this. https://pastebin.com/WU7KxffU

Rider Damage Fraction in the vehicle tag.

Been watching The Rising of the Shield Hero and just started One Punch Man 2.

Got some codes if anyone is interested.

2G speed kind of sucks.

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