Actually, that function has two strings: HL2Player.SprintNoPower and HL2Player.SprintStart. However, if you have a function that is really difficult to find, you can try running these scripts: https://github.com/Ayuto/discover_win It first starts with simple string match searches (functions that hav...

You could also try to start your server with -debug. This should generate a debug.log for most games in the game server directory. It should provide some more information.

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Yes, this shouldn't happen. Unfortunately, the signatures used in the background change extremely often in CS:GO. Thus, we stopped keeping them up-to-date for CS:GO.

That's the same issue you already posted in 2017 and it has been solved by the version of iPlayer.

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I think you meant team_choice = int(command[1]) instead of team_choice = int(client_command[1]) . However, I would simply compare it to strings instead of converting it to an integer, because otherwise a player could provoke an error using the client console. It wouldn't do any harm, but could be pr...

No, I will tell you if I have something.

Thank you for the example, DeaD_EyE! Though, requests is not shipped with Source.Python.

khaimovmr, here is the missing piece to grant a player permissions programmatically.
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing ... permission

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Does it crash if you use my snippet above? What happens if you don't use a kick message? What's the output of "sp info" and "sm plugin list"? And could you please show me your code that causes the crash?

Edit: Yes, tested it with CS:GO on Linux.

I'm unable to reproduce the issue using this snippet: from events import Event from players.entity import Player @Event('player_say') def player_say(event): player = Player.from_userid(event['userid']) player.kick('blabla') # player.kick(&#...

Either look through those directories or load this plugin:

I don't think there is another way, because it seems to be controlled by the client.

There is one last thing you could try: send some fake convar values to the client using <Player>.send_convar_value() to make the client think he's not playing in warmup mode.

We have overloaded the ___contains__ method: https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/addons/source-python/packages/source-python/auth/manager.py#L149 So, you can grant a player the permission something.*. If you then check if he has something.x or something.y it will retu...

Yes, it's intended. If you want to see all permissions, you need to call player.permissions.flatten().

I think the player_say event should work for that case.

Just commited a fix:
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... b201fd0b2a

I will publish a new release today (version 690).

The first error shouldn't happen if you use the latest version from GitHub. The second error is the same error you already posted here. Your coords file is malformed.