Should be:
As for the keywords, pass them to the send method:

As far as freeze is concerned, I do agree that we should probably change the name of that property. Though, frozen doesn't really seem to fit to me since you're not really frozen. Maybe 'still' or 'stuck' works better (trying to think of something better than either of those). To be honnest, rather...

*Edit: actually teleporting should just be <PlayerEntity>.origin = <Vector> This also works with BaseEntity. I also want to add the angle property just like we currently have the origin property. Unfortunately, this won't work for a player (and some other entities such as projectiles that I know of...

Changing data server-side may be enough for the tasks done by the server, but clients will still have old data precached. Recompiling and shipping a new model to clients is still the best option.

You should rather recompile your models with their proper skeleton bones.

Edit: Fixed by installing Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 Ah, makes sense if you are running on x64. I'm disgusted by the lack of info given by the engine when attempting to load fails... I wonder if this is logged...

Edit: I think the SP loader file is too small? 14KB? I had older SP file laying around that crashes the server but at least it says its loading. File size: 240KB Plugins: found file "source-python.vdf" [Source.Python] Loading... [SP-LOADER] Could not load library: _engines/plat-win/msvcr100d.dll Ay...

I'd like to say that I'm getting the exact same logs when trying to load the orangebox build on csgo. Make sure you are using the right build:

https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/releases

Make sure auth users can read the loader (source-python.dll), as well.

You can most likely have this if you can find out which functions the game calls to play a sound and then block or modify them with SP. from engines.sound import engine_sound from filters.recipients import RecipientFilter from memory import Argument from memory import Convention from memory import ...

I checked the history and it was not working cause you omitted the player's mins/maxs. Taking the code I linked to you, a little modification should do the trick: # ============================================================================ # >> IMPORTS # ===========================================...

If so, he is not even using the link I pointed to him and wonder why this is not working, oh well.

Code?

This also update when the player is crouching, etc.

Well, that event doesn't provide an "index" field. from events import Event from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid @Event def player_activate(game_event): player = PlayerEntity(index_from_userid(game_event.get_int('user...

You cannot get a PlayerEntity instance from that event/listener. The index is not linked to the other player's objects at this point. Try with the player_activate event, instead.

You could loop through all spawnpoints and test their location using this code to ensure players won't get stuck if teleported there and assign him the first safe one.

The equivalence is... give_named_item. The following works fine for me on CS:GO. # _ZN11CBasePlayer13GiveNamedItemEPKciP13CEconItemViewb [[give_named_item]] offset_linux = 446 offset_windows = 445 arguments = STRING, INT, POINTER, BOOL return_type = POINTER from events import Event from players.enti...