As an FYI, there are MANY more vector operation functions we haven't wrapped yet. Once we get this implemented, it will virtually eliminate the need for a vecmath library. In addition, they will be orders of magnitude faster because a lot of the vector code uses SSE and SSE2 instruction sets in orde...

Can't do that yet. There's a lot missing from SP right now because exposing and wrapping functionality is a time consuming process. I cannot stress this enough, SP is not a complete scripting plugin yet. When it is complete however, it will be extremely powerful (much more so than ES). We are consta...

Command hooking is not implemented in the C++ core right now. It will be soon.

The issue you are reporting here is impossible. The concommands are initialized automatically when the core.dll file is loaded. If the core doesn't load, the server either errors out or crashes. Please send me your server ip and rcon password so I can investigate into this with HLSW.

Nope, you should be able to just drop the plugin into your addons folder and it should load. I'm going to need some kind of log to help me out. Can you ask your hosting provider to add -condebug to your startup script? With this option enabled, when you launch SRCDS, it will create a console.log fil...

Hi, I've tried to install the Source.Python plugin on my CS:GO server but after I transfer the files from the package, the server wont start. As I'm not sure what my host has installed on the server, I cannot say if python is available or not but I sent them a message to check. Have anyone else exp...

What about multiprocessing to solve the GIL issue? I always wanted to use it in ES, but the module was introduced in py2.6, while ES was stuck on py2.5. I've personally never used it so I can't speak to its effectiveness. It does exist with in Source.Python however as it is compiled in the build pr...

Grab it here . Change list: ⋅ Renamed sp module to Source. ⋅ Added Shared and Cvar modules. ⋅ Exposed ICvar and ConVar interfaces. ⋅ Exposed bf_write interface (for user messages). ⋅ Added sp_engine_ver console variable. I've posted two in-depth arti...

I'm in the making of a script that could iventually lag the server with effects / sql statements I've tried once before in CSS, to use Threads but apperently sql didnt like 2 statements executed on the same time, but since im pretty sure a lot of you people on here have more experience than me i wo...

Source.Python is looking for developers! How would you like to put your C++ skills to use on an open source project? Does working with a team of developers to create an awesome plugin pique your interest? If so, please contact me via private message with a short description of why you are right for ...

hi, everyone. i just jumped into es2 today and i already love how well python works with modding source. i made a stats mod for cs:s back when the source sdk first popped up and ... it's like night and day. i'm very happy to see that i'll have something even better to use for cs:go in a month. awes...

I am not sure. My guess is C++ will always be faster. Boost runs your code natively unlike a script which is run through the interpreter.

Whoops, I guess I never added that file. Will check that in when I get back to my main machine.
I will add those paths to the repository too, but be aware that mercurial only adds folders that contain files, so I need to add a dont_delete.txt file to those.

Omega_K2 wrote:A KeyValues parser is useful for parsing some of the valve files (and addon files that follow the same thing). Will there a be a pure python KV parser or something that wraps the Valve KV parser?

Yes, when I get to it, I will wrap IKeyValues and IFileSystem (which is required to parse keyvalues).

Chrisber wrote:Oh, well. Then I totally misunderstood the idea of Source.Python. Sorry ;-)

All good

Yeah, it's a complete change from Eventscripts. Our goal is to maintain some similarities with ES, but we're largely going to redo python integration with Source.

...and bad at the same time. This design speaks against the - more or less - strict typing of python. It is against its nature and that makes me think about to solve this. @ynh: I know it's a lot of work, but where's the problem to parse the resource files? I've did the same in NativeTools and it w...

Hi, Could we have more examples of script for CS:GO game ? Thanks. We plan to release a bunch of examples soon. We're still working on the core API right now so any scripts we post now would most likely break in the future. Give us some time to stabilize the core API and you'll get showered with ex...

Hello everyone, I've seen that you are designing the core and the API. We all know how EventScripts worked - and of course we like it. But EventScripts was contaminated with the old EventScripts Shell language (this is not being ment negative). And now you have the chance to stop thinking of old be...

Well, object orientation is good. But why don't you allow a lot more intuitive design? [python]def player_connect(ev): ev["reason"] = ev["steamid"] + " left the game" # or ev.reason / ev.steamid[/python] Too much work. Implementing this means I have to parse the event file for types every time an e...

Hello, is Source.Python executing scripts currently in a seperated context? Or is it designed like EventScripts does this? If it's not the case, do you ever thought aber doing this? Chris Same context I think. I'm not creating separate interpreters for each script. That's too costly to deal with. W...