Ah yes, it's for CS:GO. Okay thanks, good to know

This used to work a week or two ago: from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid from events import Event @Event def player_spawn(game_event): entity = PlayerEntity(index_from_userid(game_event.get_int('userid'))) enti...

from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid from events import Event @Event def player_spawn(game_event): entity = PlayerEntity(index_from_userid(game_event.get_int('userid'))) entity.health += 50 [SP] Caught an Excep...

Well, that event doesn't provide an "index" field. from events import Event from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid @Event def player_activate(game_event): player = PlayerEntity(index_from_userid(game_event.get_int('use...

You cannot get a PlayerEntity instance from that event/listener. The index is not linked to the other player's objects at this point. Try with the player_activate event, instead. Still giving me the same error: [SP] Caught an Exception: Traceback (most recent call last): File '..\addons\source-pyth...

Oh, this is my fault. ClientConnect listeners require more parameters. http://forums.sourcepython.com/showthread.php?670-Custom-params-in-event&p=3708&viewfull=1#post3708 ClientDisconnect requires only an index. Ahh okay sry, I should've figured that myself, the error just didn't tell me anything a...

Hey! I'm attempting to get a PlayerEntity object when the player is connecting: from events import Event from players.entity import PlayerEntity players = [] @Event def player_connect(game_event): player = PlayerEntity(game_event.get_int('index')) players.append(p...

Never let an editor wrap you code! That's ugliest thing you can do, imo. This will always generate different output depending on the size of your editor window and the type of you editor. Moreover it doesn't split you code logically. Here is an example how it will look like: def my_func(param1, par...

Isn't the whole module's code ran anyways, regardless of how you import it (correct me if I'm wrong)? So why use pickle_dump intead of just importing pickle? I actually find pickle.dump clearer than pickle_dump, since everyone surely knows that dot means it's dump function from pickle module. Yes, ...

Simple solution would be to call module.py's unload() inside test.py's unload().

I feel I need to reiterate this, but these are guidelines for the plugin itself not for scripters to adhere to for their plugins. Ah yes, that's good news for me. I highly disagree with you both, and there are plenty of ways to properly break your code up to look nice without going over the 80 char...

Everything else I pretty much agree on, but this just made me curious Other items, which can have ambiguous names, I often import and give them a new name: [python]from pickle import load as pickle_load from pickle import dump as pickle_dump[/python] Isn't the whole module's code ran anyways, regard...

I dislike PEP8's 80 char limit per line and never follow it, I find that it breaks up the logic of your program just to look nicer. As for readability, we're in 2015, it's not hard to find an editor that can do dynamic word wrapping, it has the advantages of always wrapping at the correct spot, and...

File '..\addons\source-python\plugins\mymod\stuff\default_stuff.py', line 37, in on_attack player.health += hp File '..\addons\source-python\packages\source-python\entities\entity.py', line 208, in __setattr__ self._set_property(attr, value) File '..\addons\source-python\packages\source-python\enti...

Lines must be no longer than 80 characters (that includes the built-in \n, making it 79 characters of code) Satoon Why is the \n included here, any reasoning at all? Also, just curious, is there a reason you prefer not to use[PYTHON]from os.path import dirname, join, curdir[/PYTHON]Which is obvious...

As satoon mentioned, you should extend PlayerEntity class for something like this. def heal(player, amount): # player is a PlayerEntity/dndPlayer object player.health += amount if player.health > player.maxhp: player.health = player.maxhp Can be turned into: class DndPlayer(PlayerEntity&...

Thanks a lot for help Got it working using Satoon's example.

Hey there! I was wondering if it's possible (or would be possible in near future) to change event's name, i.e. have a set_name method for events. @Event def player_death(game_event): game_event_kill = copy(game_event) game_event_kill.set_int('victim', game_event.get_int&#...

class Player(PlayerEntity): def __new__(cls, userid): self = super(Player, cls).__new__(cls, index_from_userid(userid)) return self def __init__(self, userid): self._repeat = TickRepeat(self.regen_loop) @property def repeat(self): retu...

https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/addons/source-python/packages/source-python/events/manager.py#L56 We haven't gotten around to making the wiki page for game_event_manager, but the following should help give a basic understanding of what you are looking to do: from...