Would you be able to post how you determined the vector they were aiming at?

edit: nevermind found it right after posting http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing ... view_angle

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 buf...

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_head...

I know I saw that but it's not what I need. I need to display information between the separators without messing up the ordering. Title ----------------- Some info More info 1. Option 1 2. Option 2 ------------------ Is what I'm ideally looking to do. edit: Looking at how the menus are coded this is...

Hey is it possible to append text to a menu without incrementing the number required to press it? I want to have some text that is dynamic above the options but doing menu.append() causes it to increment the rest of the options. Setting selectable to false doesn't do that sadly.

Yeah I could do that i suppose, seems like I'm going about it wrong if i just throw an import statement at it for no other reason then to load it into memory. I'll have to mess around with stuff i guess.

Not sure how to really make that title any better... This isn't really any specific programming questions but more so how to really organize it and format it. I have a zones plugin i want to make so i start with zones.py and such but say I wanted to add a menu for zoning capabilities but don't want ...

Thanks for the quick response!

That would make sense why the menu.clear() is there. It didn't click in my head why that was actually there until you said you have to redraw.

Thanks for the examples and info.

I must be missing something or menus package is bugged maybe? def build_menu(menu, player_index): menu.append(PagedOption("test")) print("added to menu") main_menu = PagedMenu( build_callback=build_menu ) @SayCommand("!testmenu&quo...

decompile wrote:You dont need it, but its the official way to also hook auto-created demos, or user generated ones.

Yeah but dealing with offsets that can change at any update is a pain in the ass... i think id rather just make a wrapper around tv_ commands

I'm actually really interested in making a sourceTV recordinger & uploader however is using the pointers and such needed? Could i just start recording on map start and upload on map end basically with like tv_record mapname-date and such?

decompile wrote:Can someone maybe check the offsets/signatures for CS:S Windows/Linux and CS:GO Windows/Linux?

Additionally how are you doing that? Is there any program for that?

https://asherkin.github.io/vtable/

this might help? I'm unsure though, that stuff is beyond me at the moment.

This is expected behaviour. The entity condition only determines the entity that is used to hook the function. Now, look at the virtual function table of CTriggerMultiple: Inheritance Tree: CTriggerMultiple CBaseTrigger CBaseToggle CBaseEntity IServerEntity IServerUnknown IHandleEntity VTable for C...

So i'm trying to create an entity and hook them, creating them is working so-so i think.. just need to figure out coordinates however for the PostHook it's hooking things that arent met in the condition. @EntityPostHook(EntityCondition.equals_entity_classname("trigger_multiple")...

The wiki page linked by Zeus is describing it pretty well. If you have a specific question, feel free to ask. So for instance using the wikis example: # Create the event event_instance = My_New_Event() # Set the variable values event_instance.userid = 2 event_instance.pos_x = 1.111 event_instance.p...

There is this: http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing/module_tutorials/events.html?highlight=events I would only use that if something outside of Source.Python (e. g. Sourcemod plugins) need to listen to those events. If you want to share notifications across Source.Python plugins or libraries, I ...

Hey there,

Really cool project and alternative to source pawn :)

I was wondering if there is an equivalent to sourcepawns forwards / natives? Can i make a custom event and hook onto it in a different plugin and such?

Thanks!