The first problem is that you are effectively hooking CBaseCombatCharacter::RemovePlayerItem because your hook targets players, not weapons. To target weapons, you would have to change your condition to: lambda entity: entity.is_weapon() However, Reload is virtual and each weapon entity impl...

kill is technically a server command, not a client one. Using ServerCommand should work. However, you cannot access the index of the player issuing it because GetCommandIndex don't seem to be currently exported to Python. EDIT: GetCommandIndex has been exported as commands.get_command_index into 34...

You can find the enumeration declaration in the SDK. However, I'm not sure how up-to-date it is, nor if it is complete. The translations files usually have the whole list that allows you to compare the index with the message, etc.

# ../resource/tf_english.txt "Winreason_AllPointsCaptured" "%s1 captured all control points" "Winreason_FlagCaptureLimit" "%s1 captured the enemy intelligence %s2 times" "Winreason_FlagCaptureLimit_One" "%s1 captured the enemy intelligence %s2 ...

It is indeed very cool! Fighting client prediction on physics or movements is always a pain and it looks really smooth in your previews which is impressive. I've not looked much at the code, but 2 things I've noticed: ⋅ In your first example (water_splash.py), I think you could use the fol...

You can simply modify the TraceFilterSimple to ignore all players: engine_trace.trace_ray( TraceFilterSimple(ignore=[player.index for player in PlayerIter()]), ) Despite what I believe is outdated documentation, the TraceFilterSimple class actually accept an iterable of Base...

Thank you for your update! The machine where the exception occurs is running CS:S only, since your core file is inside a csgo folder. My bad, knew you were on Linux but thought this was for CS:GO. I will drop a CS:S build in that directory shortly. Its a very weird behaviour, since the machine's ou...

My first guess would be that, at some point, your locale settings are being overwritten somehow causing SP to resolve to ascii after a subsequent launch of your server(s). We -could- enforce an encoding, however, this would likely result into weird behaviours for everything that rely on locale/defau...

Whenever a new round starts, the game send a ResetHUD message to all players in order to remove messages from the last round. Delay your message by a few frames so that it is being sent after that reset.

Articha wrote:you write two DataType.Pointer. How I know what arguments should be passed to function?

That specific function is defined as an ENTITYFUNCPTR:
So, it accepts 2 CBaseEntity pointers; this and pOther.

I still don't want to hook OnTrigger like in trigger_multiple, bcz there's many triggers with OnTrigger output. Can I somehow move that trigger into FireUser1-4 without Hammer? I understand the reasoning, but I don't think these inputs/outputs are the solution here. Instead, you could simply inject...

You don't necessarily need a signature for that: from cvars import ConVar from engines.gamerules import find_game_rules from engines.server import global_vars mp_timelimit = ConVar('mp_timelimit') def get_map_remaining_time(): """Returns the remaining time for ...

Why does this happen, and is there a way around it? Commands that are solely flagged as CLIENTDLL are for the most part not networked from client → server. This is the case for movements and impulses; they are combined using bitwise operators and networked as a single integer once per frame rather ...

I've chosen not to implement caching as I believe one should be using PlayerDictionary anyways, and subclassing to enable caching should be trivial. Technically they could also pass caching=True on construction to get the instance from the cache. Not declaring it in the class (or its __init__ signa...

Why should I use caching though? Isn't that what PlayerDictionary is for? To an extent, yes. Assuming scripters using your library only query instances from a dictionary. Telling your class to uses caching makes sure all the following is True : from players.entity import Player from players.diction...

Nice! Here are some stuff I noticed after a quick hovering: ⋅ Your Player class won't use caching unless you explicitly tell it to do so: class Player(SourcePythonPlayer): """A player entity class with additional functionality. Takes full advantage of the `Effect` cl...

Very unlikely. That menu is probably client-side and all the server receives are the radio commands upon selection. I vaguely remember CS:GO didn't even offer the old ShowMenu at first when it was released and was added later on due to community demands.

It will only work on small maps that don't already have a lot of particles. For example, on CS:S it will work on maps such as cs_assault but won't on maps such as de_dust2 (larger, with lot of dust particles builtins, etc.).

And I can reuse this throughout the plugin's entire lifetime? Just making sure :grin: Yes. The engine uses a global instance and set all values every times it sends one, but the TempEntity class was designed with isolation in mind and make a copy of the global instance so that each instances have t...