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enemy detection: TraceHull
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Default enemy detection: TraceHull - 11-02-2006

Hello,

I want to write an enemy detection for a cs-bot using
tracehull.
There are 4 different hull-types: point_hull, human_hull, large_hull, head_hull.

Can you tell me something about there sizes??

Where do I have to chose the start point of an hull?
And how do I chose the end point when I want to look as far as possible?

Is it possible to get all visible objects in the viewing frustum, or only the first one hit?

Thanks!
  
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Default Re: enemy detection: TraceHull - 11-02-2006

#define VEC_HULL_MIN Vector(-16, -16, -36)
#define VEC_HULL_MAX Vector( 16, 16, 36)
#define VEC_HUMAN_HULL_MIN Vector( -16, -16, 0 )
#define VEC_HUMAN_HULL_MAX Vector( 16, 16, 72 )
#define VEC_HUMAN_HULL_DUCK Vector( 16, 16, 36 )

#define VEC_VIEW Vector( 0, 0, 28 )

#define VEC_DUCK_HULL_MIN Vector(-16, -16, -18 )
#define VEC_DUCK_HULL_MAX Vector( 16, 16, 1
#define VEC_DUCK_VIEW Vector( 0, 0, 12 )
  
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Default Re: enemy detection: TraceHull - 20-02-2006

or more exactly one:
( 0 0 0 ) ( 0 0 0 )
( -16 -16 -24 ) ( 16 16 32 )
( -32 -32 -32 ) ( 32 32 32 )
( -16 -16 -24 ) ( 16 16 32 )
  
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