This error is really confusing me. #This is the class that is called def __init__(self, userid): super().__init__(index_from_userid(userid)) PlayerDataDictionary[self.steamid]['last connected'] = int(time.clock()) PlayerDataDictionary[self.stea...

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[SP] Caught an Exception: Traceback (most recent call last): File '..\addons\source-python\packages\source-python\events\listener.py', line 93, in fire_game_event callback(game_event) File '..\addons\source-python\plugins\dnd\dnd.py', line 218, in player_spawn spawnee.reset() File '..\addons\source...

Are the menu changes finally added in, or is there still going to be some work done on them? I've gone through a bit of the information on the mailing lists but theres now quite a bit to sift through.

In addition, if they are final would someone mind writing an example?

So with the addon I'm developing, I've got quite a bit of information to display. Is it still possible to embed websites into a dynamic MOTD-style message? What other ways are there to do this besides flooding a user's chat box or sending them popup menus?

I think I'm seeing some updates for entities to include their data again. Not on my dev box. Anything missing that I should be aware of?

When you're getting a pointer from a virtual function (correct term?) that returns a player, does it return a CCSPlayer object? How do you go about getting a PlayerEntity object out of that?

@Event def player_hurt(game_event): attacker_userid = game_event.get_int('attacker') victim_userid = game_event.get_int('userid') damage = game_event.get_int('dmg_health') attacker = dndPlayerDictionary[attacker_userid] victim = dndPlayerDicti...

If I were to implement the methods as part of the class, could I call them using a variable as such?

I thought I overwrote everything, will have to double check.

After the update, I'm not sure if players.entity or entities.entity has a health attribute anymore? [SP] Caught an Exception: Traceback (most recent call last): File '..\addons\source-python\packages\source-python\events\listener.py', line 90, in fire_game_event callback(game_event) File '..\addons\...

Is your player actually stuck when you run it? Thats the only time it will return true.

As a continuation of my other thread, I would like to create a timer for various effects for players. Effects include things like healing, poisons, slows, etc etc. I think I've found an effective way to accomplish this and would like input on my implementation and API. statusEffectsList = ['drug...

I got around to realizing that sometimes players may have more than one type of regeneration, and we probably should only be handling one a def heal(player, amount): # player is a PlayerEntity/dndPlayer object player.health += amount if player.health > player.maxhp: player.health = player.ma...

Is the damage still working? @Event def player_hurt(game_event): attacker_userid = game_event.get_int('attacker') victim_userid = game_event.get_int('userid') damage = game_event.get_int('dmg_health') attacker = dndPlayerDictionary[attacker_use...

Whenever I try calling the set_color method, I keep getting a conversion error (Python int too large for C long).

Here is my second solution after looking at the wiki. def heal(player, amount): # player is a PlayerEntity/dndPlayer object player.health += amount if player.health > player.maxhp: player.health = player.maxhp def regenLoop(): for players in PlayerGenerator(): myPlayer = dndP...

If you would like to see exactly what I have (with a class and dictionary you largely developed :wink: ) here ya go. myPlayer.regen is the amount of health to regenerate. myPlayer.regentime is the delay in seconds between regeneration. If a player has a myPlayer.regen amount, you can assume they sho...

I'm trying to develop a way such that certain players regenerate health periodically. The time and amount of health varies by player. This is my first solution, and was wondering if anyone had a better idea. def regenLoop(tick=0): for players in PlayerGenerator(): myPlayer = playerDi...

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