Hi, as the title says I'm looking for a first person sword script.
Thanks

I don't have any but a fp-sword-script is not that hard to realise.
What you need is an animate arm+sword model and two vertex in that sword.
Now you put that model as world-model in front of the player (make it passable).
When the player hits the attack button you play the animation and trace from the sword-base to the sword tip to "cut" your opponent.
(Thats at least one methode)

you could also use a view-model for the sword and perform a c-scan in front of the player to attack

here is me code i am using:
Code:

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entity player_weapon
{ 		
  type = <knife_arm.mdl>;
  layer = 0;
  view = camera;
  albedo = 50;
  ambient = -100;
  x = 32;
  y = -20;
  z = -19;
  pan = 10;
  tilt = 10;
  roll = -10;
}

function player_fight()
{
	var animdist;
	var mouse_left_pressed = 0;
	var rdm;
	while(1)
	{
		if(mouse_left && mouse_mode == 0)
		{
			
			temp.pan = 10; 
			temp.tilt = 10;
	  		temp.z = 128;
	  		
	  		indicator = _click;
	  		scan_entity(camera.x,temp);
			
			
			//snd_play(click_wav,100,0);
			
			if(item_player_weapon && mouse_left && animdist == 0)
			{
				
				vec_set(temp.x,nullvector);
				temp.x = 48;
				vec_rotate(temp.x,camera.pan);
				vec_add(temp.x,player.x);
				
				trace_mode = ignore_me + ignore_models;
				result = trace(my.x,temp.x);
				
				if(result != 0)
				{
					snd_play(hit_wav,10,0);
				}else{
					snd_play(swing_wav,50,0);
				}
				
				temp.pan = 90; 
				temp.tilt = 90;
	  			temp.z = 96;
	  			
	  			damage = player_dmg;  			
	  			scan_entity(camera.x,temp);
				
				rdm += 1;//int(random(2));
				if(rdm%2 == 0)
				{
					while(animdist < 100)
					{
						ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_a",animdist,anm_cycle);
						animdist += 10 * time;
						wait(1);
					}	
						
					ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_a",100,anm_cycle);
					animdist = 0;
				}
				if(rdm%2 == 1)
				{
					while(animdist < 100)
					{
						ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_b",animdist,anm_cycle);
						animdist += 10 * time;
						wait(1);
					}	
						
					ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_b",100,anm_cycle);
					animdist = 0;					
				}
				
			}
			while(mouse_left){wait(1);}
		}	
		wait(1);
	}
}

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its alittlebit long but works fine^^ (it use two different attack-animations)

Great I will have a try, tranks

ups there is a lot of stuff in this code - i simplyfied him:
Code:

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function player_fight()
{
	var animdist;
	var rdm;

	while(1)
	{
		if(mouse_left && mouse_mode == 0)
		{
				
			vec_set(temp.x,nullvector);
			temp.x = 48;					//sword range
			vec_rotate(temp.x,camera.pan);
			vec_add(temp.x,player.x);
				
			trace_mode = ignore_me + ignore_models;
			result = trace(my.x,temp.x);
				
			if(result != 0)
			{
				snd_play(hit_wav,10,0);	//sound for hitting a wall
			}else{
				snd_play(swing_wav,50,0);
			}
				

			//use this if you want area damage or use activate_shoot in trace above
				temp.pan = 90; 
				temp.tilt = 90;
	  			temp.z = 96;
	  			
	  		damage = player_dmg;  		//use your own var^^			
	  		scan_entity(camera.x,temp);
				

			animdist = 0;

			rdm += 1;
			if(rdm%2 == 0)
			{
				while(animdist < 100)
				{
					ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_a",animdist,anm_cycle);
					animdist += 10 * time;
					wait(1);
				}	
			}
			if(rdm%2 == 1)
			{
				while(animdist < 100)
				{
					ent_animate(player_weapon,"attack_b",animdist,anm_cycle);
					animdist += 10 * time;
					wait(1);
				}			
			}
				
			while(mouse_left){wait(1);}		//delte this if you want to have a cycle - repeat swinging while pressing mouse
		}	

		wait(1);
	}
}

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if you want - i have uploaded an simply inventory and weapon - code:

Filefront - itssimplyme