sometimes when a player disconect the server crash It's good that you have this info already, but the more info you have, the easier it will be to debug. The point here is that you are unlikely to get any Python traceback in the crash case. You'll only get memory dumps which are useless. So to debu...

Quoting a question from another thread , Edit: is it possible to use this with say, JS server-side or PHP instead of Flask? MOTDPlayer consists of three parts: SP custom package, Flask application and JS library. If you drop Flask application and tend to use PHP/NodeJS, you'll have to supply your ow...

I did it. Sensibly. In a VMWare Workstation Player :) Well, besides immitating uWSGI on Windows, there're other options: ⋅ If you don't need WebSocket support, you can use any Windows web-server or even run Flask development server (just run application.py ) ⋅ If you don't need M...

MOTDPlayer v2 Package by Kirill "iPlayer" Mysnik GitHub: KirillMysnik/SP-MOTDPlayer2 What's this? MOTDPlayer is a software for Source-powered games that allows plugin creators to send interactive Message of The Day screens to their players. MOTDPlayer consists of: ⋅ Source.Pytho...

In the light of MOTDPlayer v2 completion, I've made a video tutorial on how to : ⋅ Install Debian into a VMWare Workstation Player ⋅ Prepare your Linux setup to run a web-server with MOTDPlayer ⋅ Install and configure CCP+MOTDPlayer SRCDS parts into your Source Dedicate...

... with simplified API and more powerful features. I'm working on the docs right now.



https://github.com/KirillMysnik/SP-MOTDPlayer2

In case somebody doesn't know, in 2016 I've been working on a custom map that puts Grove Street, the legendary dead-end from GTA San Andreas, in CS:GO. Here're some screenies. http://i.imgur.com/KFPJ411.jpg http://i.imgur.com/atMI1TY.jpg http://i.imgur.com/76dWVKO.jpg http://i.imgur.com/BJ0jh50.jpg ...

Late reply, but I highly recommend using pynsist package. It puts your application in a Nullsoft Installer. It's much better than packing everything in a single .exe. Your application will install like any other program, it will be accessible in Windows Control Panel etc. Also supports neat stuff li...

I guess that's a console variable, not a command. So you need to find it and set it to 1.
There must be some Source handler attached to that variable.

L'In20Cible wrote:You cannot spawn fake clients as they have no AI bound to them.

How do third-party bots work though? Like Botrix. If I'm not mistaken, they spawn fake clients and then control them.

What about selecting class? For TF2 it may occur essential for them to be somebody.

Try this:

I personally used this code (simplified) from engines.server import execute_server_command from listeners import OnClientActive from players.entity import Player _requested_bots = [] @OnClientActive def listener_on_client_active(index): player = Player(index) if player.steamid != &qu...

After a second thought... DropWeapon function actually does some important stuff. It actually removes weapon inthandle from player's properties. To be certain, from m_hMyWeapons array, that is used, for instance, here . If we prevent this function from execution, I suspect that weapon's inthandle wo...

I've had weird random crashes when removing an entity in a pre-hook without preventing function from further executing. Invincible told me it happened because function may try to continue operating on a removed entity. So I'd in both hooks after removing it.

targetname -> target_name

You can also add a callback that gets called when an unauthorized player tries to execute the command. from commands.typed import TypedClientCommand ... def on_test_failed(command_info, args): NO_PERMISSION_ERROR.send(command_info.index) @TypedSayCommand(TSAY_COMMANDS, ADMIN_CHA...

I would recommend using TypedSayCommand instead of regular one. It supports permissions out-of-the-box, handles the case with invalid permissions, and has a really convenient way of providing you the arguments. http://wiki.sourcepython.com/developing/module_tutorials/commands.html#using-permissions

Update: just tested

and it didn't print anything.

Doing

after that printed
Hey thereHey there2

Maybe their sys.stdout.line_buffering attribute is set to False?

Works for me on CS:S SRCDS and Windows 7. For reference, <_io.TextIOWrapper name='<stdout>' mode='w' encoding='cp866'>_CHUNK_SIZE = 8192 __class__ = <class '_io.TextIOWrapper'> __del__ = <method-wrapper '__del__' of _io.TextIOWrapper object at 0x006195B0> __delattr__ = <method-wrapper '__delattr__' ...