It could also be a missing super().__init__() call.

Thank you too! I didn't know about that way before.

Sorry, now it's working: https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/commit/a832762de7df44653c03ef60e2063389460d4eaa from entities.entity import BaseEntity gamerules_proxy = BaseEntity.find("cs_gamerules") gamerules = None for prop in gamerules_proxy.server_class.table:...

Oops, I forgot one little piece:
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... 5b855e6ec5

The next version will contain GetDataTableProxyFn:
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... e50ab23a1d

No, there is no issue. Everything works as intended. Even in C++ it would lead to an error when compiling your code if you pass a Vector instance to a function that requires a QAngle instance. You would need to type cast the Vector instance to QAngle before doing that.

Yes, that's the proper way. For m_iMapHasVIPSafetyZone you can also use manager.instance_attribute.

Edit: The calling convenient is wrong. It's a THISCALL. Right now it will only work on Linux, because THISCALL and CDECL are the same on Linux.

Should be fixed now: https://github.com/Ayuto/EventScripts-Emulator/commit/e8275f4c6dd9ebd6ee11d5bc10cfc7bbee5bf091 Next time please search for an existing issue at first: https://github.com/Ayuto/EventScripts-Emulator/issues After you created a new issue for that, I linked it to the original report...

Before doing that I would also try setting these two variables to 0:

• mp_playercashawards
• mp_teamcashawards

Thank you for that great feedback! Our documentation is indeed far away from being perfect/complete. If you are interested you can easily help us.
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/contributi ... o-the-wiki

You only need to declare your functions with extern "C". Then you can retrieve them with the memory module using their actual names. This might help you:
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1206&p=7848#p7848

You need to create a new thread for that. Ideally, you use our GameThread class. It's a subclass of threading.Thread with a little addition that prints a warning if your plugin is unloaded while the thread is still running.

Steam has nothing to do with that. Are you sure the IPv4 address isn't the same like the IPv6 address?

Well, then you just need to add a single line: class PagedMenuHdr(PagedRadioMenu): def _format_header(self, player_index, page, slots): buffer = super()._format_header(player_index, page, slots) if page.index == 0: buffer += 'Some info\nMoreInfo\n' return buff...

You need to implement that on your own by subclassing PagedRadioMenu. This is how you would do that: from menus.radio import PagedRadioMenu from menus.radio import PagedRadioOption as PagedOption from commands.typed import TypedSayCommand class PagedMenuHdr(PagedRadioMenu): def _format_heade...

There is the description attribute. It will display a text between the menu title and the first separator.

It's time for another development status update! :smile: ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed issue #245. ⋅ Additions: ⋅ Removals: ⋅ Changes: ⋅  Source.Python will now stop loading if update stage 2 fails. ⋅  Reorganized update functions (plus fixes...

No, it's a class and by doing Entity(<index>) you call the constructor of the Entity class to create an instance of it.

Sorry, for the delay. Unfortunately, I'm unable to disable these sounds by hooking the sound sending function. I also just saw that L'In20Cible already said that most sounds are predicted by the client. That's why blocking it from the server doesn't help.

It was also working fine with that warning (which only appears once). The errors you get aren't caused by SP, but the server itself.