It's time for another development status update! :smile: ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed issue #204. ⋅ Additions: ⋅  Added core.get_public_ip(). ⋅  Added server output hooks. ⋅  Added support for Garry's Mod. ⋅  Added log message when a functio...

You can also just print the command: print(command)

It will print all args as a tuple.

The server and engine binary would be a good place to start. I posted the second link, because you said you want to create a wiki.

Actually, there is no need to switch the backend. Assuming your active backend is flatfile and you want to reload it, you just need to set it again.

We might want to add more messages to that process.

The following zip file contains two *.proto files. Those contain the structure of the user messages and net messages: http://media.steampowered.com/apps/csgo/dev/csgo_usermessages.zip This is only the initial version. Several new user messages have been added since then. Those need to be ripped out ...

No, there isn't, but SP implements only two menu types: radio and esc (escape). So, you can quickly test it. Beside those two you can also create menus using a MOTD. iPlayer created a cool library for that. If you want to ask for user input you can also try out messages.dialog. I don't know if those...

You might also want to take a look at typed commands:
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing ... mands.html

Thank necavi. He brought it back.

Yes, unfortunately it's currently down. I have already contacted necavi. He's the one who administrates that server.

I will setup a temporary solution today.

I will update our wiki soon. For the meantime here are the commands to run (Debian/Ubuntu): ImportError: libz.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 32bit: apt-get install zlib1g 64bit: apt-get install zlib1g:i386 (or lib32z1) ImportError: libffi.so.6: cannot open shared obj...

Actually, I have taken the source from the 3.6.1 release and not from the repository. Our build server also suffers from this problem. I hope necavi has some time to install the library very soon.

Our build server has the same issue. Note that you need to install the 32bit version.

It depends on how the value of the inthandle is retrieved (int or unsigned int).

What's the output of print(inthandle) in the erroneous situation?

Works fine for me. Could you please post tested code (copy and pastable) that reproduces this issue?

Edit:
Please also post the output of "sp info".

set_prop_int doesn't exist. It's called set_property_int.

You could use something like this: from enum import Enum class ColorSizes(tuple, Enum): SMALL = ('Small', '_small') BIG = ('Big', '_big') print(ColorSizes.SMALL) print(ColorSizes.SMALL.value) Output: ColorSizes.SMALL ('Small', '...

Why do you think I changed it? I just copied the code.

Though, using CS:GO I'm able to reproduce the issue.

Works fine for me. {'Default': {'Test 2 2': {'Test': 'test'}}, 'Test 1': {'Test 1 1': {'Test': 'test'}}} sp info Date : 2017-06-03 14:59:39.906326 OS : Windows-7-6.1.7601-SP1 Game : css SP version : unversioned Server plugins: 00: Source.Python, (C) 2012-2016, Source.Python Team. SP plugins: 00: tes...

It's time for another development status update! :smile: ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed bug that did not properly create some weapons in CS:GO. ⋅ Additions: ⋅  Added setter for Player.active_weapon. ⋅  Added Player.is_bot(). ⋅  Added supported for recur...

I just updated the data. Sorry for the delay.
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... 81e9fcbf28