(i tried 207 to 211 and then stopped). You stopped too early! I believe it's 214 on Windows and 215 on Linux. EDIT: Yup, it looks right. from core import PLATFORM from core.cache import cached_property from entities.entity import Entity from memory import Convention from memory import DataType from...

cobana wrote:So my first guess is, that my code does not work because i got the wrong offset. How would one find the correct offset?

Easiest way would probably be to test increment the offset until you get results that make sense.

Didn't think of use ConfigFile, does it create de_dust2.txt automatically or do i need to create de_dust2.txt manually? It should simply return an empty list if the file is missing but, it will currently produce an error because I forgot to import CFG_PATH . For now, you can just catch NameError to...

How i can use ConfigFile to separate spawn points for terrorist and counter-terrorist? While a bit repetitive, you could define the classname as first argument. For example: from core import ConfigFile from engines.server import global_vars from mathlib import Vector from path import Path for spawn...

[maps] [[de_dust2]] [[1]] tx = "0" ty = "0" tz = "0" Nested sections must match their brackets. In that file, 1 is under maps , not under maps[de_dust2] . That said, the maps section itself is rather redundant. EDIT: What about ConfigFile instead? from core import Conf...

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...