Sorry for the late reply. I read it, but didn't have time to reply and then I forgot it :rolleyes: We haven't discussed that internally, yet. But I guess this will be a big thing due to the following points: ⋅ We need a new reverse engineered SDK. The guys at AlliedModders will probably be...

Actually, a dictionary would also work, because the keys of the dictionary are checked. >>>moderator = {'[U:1:81936084]':'МЕДОЕД', 'uniqueid':'test'} >>>'[U:1:81936084]' in moderator True >>>'uniqueid' in moderator True >>>'something' in modera...

Just wanted to let you now that a new build is now available that includes get_command_index().

We only provide the latest version of Source.Python and don't support old/illegal game versions.

As far as I understand, the performance improvements come from: ⋅ Improved frames ⋅ Improved function calls ⋅ Adaptive instructions The latter is explained in PEP659 . The interpreter will look for code with type stability during runtime and replaces the instructions wi...

Hey khaimovmr! Yes, there are and were plans to upgrade. With the release of 3.8 and 3.10 I twice started an upgrade, but discarded it due to the lack of time. But we should definitely do the upgrade. I will try to focus this very soon! Edit: The question is just if we should wait for 3.11, which is...

Okay, I figured there was an issue with data.sourcepython.com which didn't update properly and provided old data. If you restart your server, it should work fine now.

Data seems to be up-to-date. Could you please set sp_logging_level to 4 in your core_settings.ini, restart your server, load your plugin and join your server. In your console log you should see the following entry if you join the server: [Source.Python] Initializing core hook (run_command)... [Sourc...

Game data is automatically updated by SP itself if you haven't disabled it (it's taking the latest data from data.sourcepython.com). However, it could be that our data ist not up to date. I will check that later today.

Good catch! I also updated the code above.

I'm glad it's working!

I don't think it can call via sourcemod, since Source.Python and sourcemod are different plugin. Unfortunaly i don't have any clue about those 2 functions how to call them I don't think it's impossible to call SM natives from Source.Python. A few years ago I made a proof of concept that makes it po...

This is very cool!

I'm currently creating a new release based on the SDK update. This should also fix the TF2 issue.

The new release should be available in ~30 minutes.

I can't say without testing, but performance shouldn't matter in this case as you are probably not invoking it a thousand times per frame. So, you better choose the non-signature solution. That way you don't have to maintain a signature which might break with a game update. Moreover, you are more cr...

Ah, in that case you don't want to hook the function, but you want to call it instead. Usually, you only hook functions if you want to modify their behaviour. Try this: import memory from memory import Convention, DataType from engines.gamerules import find_gamerules from commands.typed import Typed...

You first version was quite correct. The message you see, is simply the output of your print statement. It's not an error. What exactly would you like to archieve? Maybe this helps a little bit more: import memory from memory import Convention, DataType from memory.hooks import PostHook server = mem...

We only support the official and latest Valve version.

Yes, a lot is written in C++, but not everything. Some packages like the plugins package are completely Python based. Modules/packages that start with an underscore are implemented in C++. However, we have wrapped them in Python packages, so there are no "hidden" packages. As for the comma...

What exactly are you trying to archive? This is how you can use a generator: >>> def infinite_generator(): i = 0 while True: i += 1 yield i >>> gen = infinite_generator() >>> print(next(gen)) 1 >>> print(next(gen)) 2 >>> print(next(gen))...

Yes, you could use it as a variable name, but you should avoid it as it's not good practice. Since you overwrote it you will have problems actually calling the original str built-in, which will result into errors. There are possibilities to restore it, but it's better to not call your variable like ...