I see, i cannot test myself im on my phone lost in the.mountains

Well its normal you tell the game the bullet has passed 2 objects before hurting the player so less damage is.expected

The damages are adjusted depending the type you use

Thats because PlayerEntity.isdead is broken use PlayerEntity.pl.deadflag instead.

Something like this should works: from entities import EntityGenerator from filters.players import PlayerIter from listeners.tick import Tick for player_manager in EntityGenerator('cs_player_manager'): break @Tick def tick_listener(): for index in PlayerIter('alive...

About _globals, I just ended up putting the GlobalVars singleton into core.py, unless you have a better place to put it, I don't see any benefit having a package for a single variable. As for _constants, most of them will be moved into players/entities.constants and the remaining will stay into cons...

Just noticed an issue, tho. Every 55 characters, there is 2 extra spaces added into Python blocks. Example here. If you go into Edit Mode, you will see the code is correct but there is extra spaces when displayed.

No need of a signature. from entities.helpers import edict_from_index from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid from tools import ServerTools def give_item(player, item): '''Give an item to the given player.''' # Ghosts can&...

Weapon functionalities are not updated yet. Also, I'd rather suggest you using PlayerIter instead of PlayerGenerator . from filters.players import PlayerIter for index in PlayerIter(return_types='index'): print('A player was found at index {0}!'.format(index))

What a nice feeling to my eyes!!!

Here is a list of where things has been moved: basetypes_c -> basetypes bot_c -> bots command_c -> _commands -> commands constants_c -> constants conversions_c -> _conversions -> players/entity.helpers cvar_c -> _cvars -> cvars datamap_c -> datamaps dump_c -> _dump effects_c -> _effects -> effects e...

Hit group is an integer:

This will open your file in UTF-8 but it won't change the encoding of the strings it contains. Since the default encoding used by print is sys.stdout.encoding (which is set to cp850), you will rather have to encode it into UTF8 to then decode it back in order to print it...

Well, it is hard to say what is the main problem without any code to reproduce it. I made some testing on my side and it is working just fine...

satoon101 wrote:Actually, you just need to change __init__ to __new__ with the super line.

He will also need to add "self" as first argument since __new__ is a static method.

Well, your syntax for gamethread is wrong. It should be:Anyways, to answer your question, yes there is:

Well, replace the following line: self = super(dndPlayer, self).__init__(index) To the following one: self = PlayerEntity.__new__(dndPlayer, index) Please, always post your complete code so we don't have to guess your imports and/or custom global variables (such as PlayerDataDictionary) when trying ...