After a fresh pull from the Github, still getting a few errors with some of the packages :\

Thanks for that, Ayuto. Pulling the repo again wasn't enough to fix it.

Now, I'm getting a new error after putting in the new binaries.

Having an issue when trying to use Build.bat on a Windows machine.

http://pastebin.com/WdrTVFsb

Want to make sure I am hooking the right function. I have two other questions also. Does this take place every time a player spawns, or only at round start? I see that there is one parameter for RoundRespawn, but I'm not sure what it is and a quick google didn't pull anything up for me. For CS:Sourc...

If I would like a player to have bonus damage on attacks, it is possible to modify the victim's health without using PlayerEntity().damage. However, if the damage were to kill a victim, I am not exactly sure where to go with this as that function leads to infinite regression. Adding a check to see i...

Got it.

PlayerEntity(player).eye_angle_x
PlayerEntity(player).eye_angle_y

Would I have to scan the signature for "float m_angEyeAngles[0] (offset 8404)" in CCSPlayer, or is there a way to interact directly with CCSPlayer in Python? Tried using: PlayerEntity(player)._get_property('m_angEyeAngles[0]') PlayerEntity(player)._get_prope...

I am was testing this code (for another thing) and when I am comparing teams, it seems to think the victim and player are on the same team. @SayCommand('!slay') def slay(player, teamonly, CCommand): myPlayer = PlayerEntity(userid_from_playerinfo(player)) for p...

What I would like to do is compare the eye angle of two players to determine if a player is behind another. I'm not seeing any properties in PlayerEntity for this, and was wondering if the functionality exists.

Not sure why my fileObj variable is being referenced as a string. TypeError: 'str' doesn't support buffer interface @SayCommand('!test') def test(player, teamonly, CCommand): fileObj = open('test.txt','wb') for x in dir(PlayerEntity): fileObj.write(x) #error here fileObj.close()

You can supply your own tag to use on the second line. msg('This will be sent to all players.') def msg(the_message): formatted_message = '%s'%the_message for players in PlayerGenerator(): i = index_from_playerinfo(players) m = messages.SayText2(in...

@SayCommand('!test') def test(player, teamonly, CCommand): myPlayer = PlayerEntity(index_from_playerinfo(player)) msg(myPlayer.get_primary()) def msg(the_message): formatted_message = the_message for players in PlayerGenerator(): i = index_from_playerinfo(players) m = messages.SayText2(index=i, cha...

Just a simple type error typo, I hope? @SayCommand('!test') def test(player, teamonly, CCommand): myPlayer = PlayerEntity(index_from_playerinfo(player)) myPlayer.damage(myPlayer.index, 1, DamageTypes.NERVEGAS, hitgroup='Generic') http://i.imgur.com/qZJBUvR.png

Was able to find PlayerGenerator and commands.ClientCommands, but this last one is eluding me...

Thanks for the update guys. Keep kicking ass!

If the goal is to print, wouldn't this be what he's after then? data = pickle.load(open('playerdict.txt','rb'), encoding="bytes") Preserve data as bytes instead of encoding to UTF-8 first? But I'm not an expert at this. This will open your file in UTF-8 but...

Still not a good solution :\ For now, I just pickled a second dictionary that converted or replaced the unicode characters. >>> for x,y in data.items(): ... if 'name' in data[x]: print(data[x]['name']) ... name1 name2 name3 Traceback (most recent call last): F...

I've come across a rather bit of a pain for myself with pickling and loading pickles. When I am storing information that includes a player's name, I believe I'm going to need to make sure the strings are properly formatted so I don't get errors on the pickle load. This happened when I was trying to ...

UPDATE: Due to the wonderful help of the guys here, I have:

The ability to switch Classes, Races, Level-Adjustment Races, and Prestiges working (may be buggy)
XP is able to be obtained
Database functionality implemented (no pruning yet)