/* Quake-Like Bounce-Jump
 * Will use the finishPlayerDamage function to boost you up with full
 * air control. (only one won't work, needs about 10-20)
 * How to use:
 * Make a trigger_multiple and give it a targetname then thread the
 * trigger with this function. E.g. in a loop target thread bounce_jump()
 *
 * How is it possible to control the bounce:
 * In order to control the height of the bounce you can vary with the power
 * but this won't work really good. Though the bounce height depends also
 * on the used fps.
 *
 * Try to work with a loop (see comments) and a specific count for your
 * jump height. I made an array(lookup table) for my entities.
 * entityToPower(self) is this lookup-table with a simple (swith-case)
 */
bounce_jump(){

    while(1){
        self waittill("trigger", player);
        // player playsound("jump_pad"); // original quake sound
        /* for(i = 0; i < entityToPower(self); i++){ */
            power = 150;
            player.health = player.health + power;
            eInflictor = player;
            eAttacker = player;
            iDamage = power;
            iDFlags = 0;
            sMeansOfDeath = "MOD_PROJECTILE";
            sWeapon = "panzershreck_mp";
            vPoint = ( player.origin + (0,0,-1) );
            vDir = vectornormalize( player.origin - vPoint );
            sHitLoc = "none";
            psOffsetTime = 0;

            player finishPlayerDamage( eInflictor, eAttacker, iDamage, iDFlags, sMeansOfDeath, sWeapon, vPoint, vDir, sHitLoc, psOffsetTime );
        /* } */
        // wait(0.5); // adjust this to your needs
    }
}