There were changes to the CTakeDamageInfo class which we haven't taken into account yet. This was a CSGO specific change.

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There was a change in the TakeDamageStructure. The hl2sdk has been already updated, so I will just need to recompile it later today. Thanks for reporting!

I might be a little bit late to the party, but I would go with a dict to store all possible team counts. This works for every game -- the keys might just be a little bit different in other games. from filters.players import PlayerIter from collections import defaultdict def get_team_counts()...

That was actually one of my thoughts as well when I created that snippet. But I refused that idea, because it would mean a lot work and I had no need for this at that point. It would just be a great exercise!

Nice! Though, it's a little bit easier in with the Source.Python modules (plus it's compatible with Linux):

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Or simply type "sp dump class_info class_info".

The cleanest way would be to find the correct memory address and fill the part that calls the function Msg with NOP instructions. The easiest and most stable way would be to hook the server output like shown here:
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If you want to to hook the complete server output, you can use the OnServerOutput listener: http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing/module_tutorials/listeners.html#onserveroutput If you want to get the server output at a specific time (e. g. when executing a command), you can use context manager ser...

I was hoping the admin setting I changed would do the job, but apperently it didn't. I guess I will pass this on to Muerte.

Changed it, thank you!

I don't think it's so import but it is good to have this: open_menu(index, menu, force_active=False) for unexpected menus (vote, questions) and general be open_menu(index, menu, force_active=True) by default. I would actually do it vice-versa. The programmer should explicitly set force_active to Tr...

Also you initially showed a good idea to have backroungd menus. I mean if you open new menu while another is active, old menu is added to background menus and can be reopened early, but you implemented it in weird way: when a new menu is opened it does not overlap the old, it is immediately added t...

its a great idea to centralize the Q&A and the forums should be used for that. but i wonder: that is exactly where you have so often missed the point..?? beginners waste less time in an informal conversation. a beginner can't use the same language or perfect questioning you seem to want him to ...

Unfortunately, my time is currently too limited to take a deeper look into this. Sorry! I just wanted to help with the exception.

Good idea to use the return value of the delay callback to extend/reuse the delay. I like that! However, I was asking/hoping for a pull request (PR) for Source.Python. That would save us a little bit time. To do that, just fork SP, create a branch, make your changes and commit/publish them. Then go ...

Awesome idea and great implementation! I really like the way you program :)