To validate whether or not an instance is still valid, you would have to loop through all existing entities and compare their address [...] I would like to add that this is not a recommended approach, because the entity could have been deleted and a new entity reuses the same memory address. Like L...

Unfortunately, there is no way to determine that without checking the attribute constantly. It might be possible to do that for networked properties, because a function (NetworkStateChanged or something like that) is getting called after the attribute has been changed.

If it has been identified as a bug, it will always be marked as a bug. It depends on the state of the issue (open or closed) whether or not it has been resolved.

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You don't need a list or dictionary. The preferred way is to simply create global variables and using the config module:
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing ... onfig.html

That's partially correct. If we update offsets on GitHub, you only need to restart your server to receive the latest offsets. There is a setting in the core settings to disable this behavior. Then there is also the update command "sp update", which does a full update of your SP installatio...

No plans have been made yet. We first need to check if the update would increase the versions of the dependencies like glibc. If that is the case, I'm against an update. But that's my personal opinion.

I'm pretty sure it's a sequential task. So, the answer to your question is yes.

You need to subclass EntityEnumerator. enum_entity is getting called for every found entity.

IIRC, you just need to check whether the player's health is already less or equal 0. If it is, don't apply the damage.

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Like quartata mentioned reloading works fine: import testlib import importlib importlib.reload(testlib) The caching is done by Python itself via a dictionary (sys.modules). If you delete the module and use the above code, you will get an error like this: [SP] Caught an Exception: Traceback (...

Yes, it should work. Can you show us your test code?

I have thought about my planned changes a little bit and decided to not add them. Use this to create the event: from events.manager import game_event_manager def create_hltv_fixed_event(pos, target, fov, offset, theta, phi): event = game_event_manager.create_event('hltv_fixed', T...

get_object_pointer() doesn't work, because the CustomEvent class doesn't implement the _ptr() method.
Also, if that method is implemented, you don't need to get the pointer on your own. SP does that under the rug.

I will make some changes today, so you can get the underlying event.

I guess the hl2dm build will also work for hldms. Just in case anyone needs it or wants to elaborate it a little bit more, here is "Stripper Lite". :grin: # ============================================================================= # >> IMPORTS # ========================================...

No need to use the emulator. EventScripts and Source.Python can be run at the same time on Windows.

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Thanks for verifying! I have changed it back to the KeyValue method:
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... 7a0b5c549d

Did entity.get_key_value_vector('origin') fix your issue?