Well, almost all of the values are retrieved dynamically which means that even if you cache an object, all the values will remains the same as the engine. To be honnest, I'm not sure why you would ever need to access an object representing a player that... doesn't exist... What are you trying to do?

You could also try to get/set Player.buttons (points at m_nButtons) attribute.

There is no naming implementation for the simple fact that names would be shared between plugins which can cause issues. That, and that we try to prone OOP as much as we can. However, you could create a simple class inheriting of a dictionary: class NamedDelays(dict): def delay(self, nam...

Well, no. You cannot assign them an order cause that can change from a language to another and they need to be translated wherever they are in the sentence so they have to be named keywords. Actually, there is 2 styles currently implemented to convert keywords and this is going to change. The Templa...

Use get_command_string instead. get_arg_string, like the name is telling you, get the "arguments" as a string, not the entire command line.

Also, you could replace the hard-coded values using their respective constants. from entities.constants import INVALID_ENTITY_INTHANDLE if player.get_property_int('m_hGroundEntity') == INVALID_ENTITY_INTHANDLE: from entities.constants import SolidType trigger_multiple.set_property_uc...

1. How can i fire a event? es.event("initialize", "player_say") es.event("setint", "player_say", "userid", userid) es.event("setstring", "player_say", "text", text) es.event("fire",...

Actually, since your questions are not related to each others, I think you should create a new thread for each of them. I will be glad to provide some examples you asked for but quoting and answering multiples questions while editing seem to get messy rather quickly, lol.

Please, post full code to reproduce and full traceback.

@OnLevelInit def level_init(map_name): for worldspawn in EntityIter("worldspawn"): break else: raise NotImplementedError("No world on round start ~ wut?") I think I would rather recommend using: from entities.constants import WORLD_ENTITY_INDEX @OnLevelIn...

Well, I was talking in general. Tick listeners should only be used for time based tasks and will be costly if you interact with the engine (entities, players and stuff...). Since you asked about it, I thought I'd mention.

In most case, you should avoid using a tick listener and use a hook that brings the info you need to you instead of you querying it every frame. Tell us more, I'm sure there is a better solution.

You need to precache your pcf file:

Well, from what I remember, you can configure as many profiles as you want and you can add a specific one using "bot_add <team> <profile>" or something like that.

Why aren't you simply modifying the db?

Player.is_fake_client, is a wrapper around PlayerInfo.is_fake_client which simply check if the FL_FAKECLIENT flag is set on the player. However, since anyone (plugins, scripts, etc.) can change players' flags, that method is not 100% accurate - and yes, checking against the SteamID is probably the b...

I tried putting the flag back right after executing endround , but it didn't work for me, so I decided to put the flag back when a new round starts. I guess this is caused by server_command adding the command to the parser which then executes waiting commands once a frame. You need to do something ...