CS2D only supports up to 250 health, this means you can't have more than 250 health points.
The workaround was to have the health script sided and presented with a HUD of some sort.

It would go like this:
You'd lose your Lua scripted health and then your CS2D health and then, you'd die.

But I find that quite lame, what if you could make some use of your CS2D health? Maybe use it to... Present your health?
Crazy idea! I know, using your health to present your health may sound crazy but hear me out on this one.
I've created a script that presents your health using your CS2D health in a percentile manner.
If your Lua health is 100/1000 then your CS2D health would be 10 to represent 10%!

In a nutshell your health is similar to that of a building.

This script also only affects players who're supposed to have it affect them.

After integrating it you may use it as such:


This will set player id 1's max and current health to 2000.

Functions:
-- Must use to initialize a player, all players are reset on round start.

sp.percent_health.add_player(p)

-- Use this to reset a player manually.

sp.percent_health.rem_player(p)

-- Set current health of a player.

sp.percent_health.set_cur_health(p, health)

-- Set max health of a player.

sp.percent_health.set_max_health(p, health)

-- Receive values from a specific player.

sp.percent_health.get(p, value)

Values (string):

Configuration Variables:

Hooks: 3
Lines of code: 171
Is commented: Somewhat.
Time to create: About 2 hours.

Build 1:
Initial release.

Build 2:
Grammar mistakes.
A bug where the debugger wont display when a player dies.
Somewhat of a bug where if you try to get max/current health from a player that isn't added will lead to a Lua error.
A config load error.
Function:

sp.percent_health.rem_player

.
Value

added

for function

sp.percent_health.get

.

Build 3:
The config now loads from a separate Lua table, as it should.