I don't understand why I can set a bsp file as model, but it works, though. The map is technically a brush model as can be seen in the model table: from stringtables import string_tables for string in string_tables.modelprecache: print(string) """ maps/de_dust2.bsp *1 *2 *3 *...

Do you know whether these existing brushes can be resized or do I have to deal with their current size? As well as cloning them would be an option. You can scale them with the mins/maxs. But they keep the same shape. For example, a brush could look like this: https://i.imgur.com/kM0V5lr.png Or any ...

Regarding the "brush" entities: Do you mean by having a brush model that I first have to create a brush entity and link the buy_zone to it? Have already looked on how the Hammer editor is creating the buy_zones but couldn't figure it out on how to do chat programmatically. You can't reall...

On CS:S, buy-zones are "brush" entities. Therefore, they require a brush model. It's possible to create them, but it really doesn't worth the effort. The easiest way is to just tell the clients they are in a buy-zone using a post_think hook. For example, the following allows players to buy...

Is there anything else that can improve of the SayFilter code? A lot could be said about your current code, but I won't expand upon it because I don't think a SayFilter is appropriate for the purpose of adding titles to players. I would rather recommend you use a SayText2 hook and override the form...

Into the following line: return ratinghandler.modified_chat(name, rpglib.getTeam(userid), stattrack.get_player_rating(userid), command[0] + ' ' + args, text) This: command[0] + ' ' + args Should be: command.command_string The engine's tokenizer does not work w...

The scores themselves are stored into the game rules, not the team managers. The later are only used as reflection for client-side scoreboard. The easiest way, without using hard-coded offsets, would be to use a game_score entity: from entities.dictionary import SyncedEntityDictionary from entities....

I have looked into sourcemod stuff but do not quite understand them to have a solution for Source.Python. There are parameters like m_flPoseParameter which should be able to control a model and move it ( see alliedmods.net ) so there is maybe something to change the model arms position. → https://f...

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.