I would also like to add that using constants will make your life easier in some situations. 1. If the value of the constant need to be changed, you only need to change one occurence. If you don't use constants you would need to do that everywhere you use this value. 2. Constants also allow you to g...

I have now taken a look at CS:GO and found this signature. 55 8B EC 83 EC 28 56 57 8B F9 F3 0F 11 4D FC However, this is a special function as it uses a custom calling convention on Windows. The "this" pointer is passed through the ecx register (that's usual for a Windows thiscall), but th...

This is for CS:S:I will take a look at CS:GO's signature later today.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interactive_Disassembler

But of course you can also use a different disassembler if you want.

Just open IDA and look up those functions:

CCSPlayer::Blind(float, float, float)
CCSPlayer::Deafen(float)

Yep, that should work.

Do you want an anti-flash for everyone or just for some people? In the first case you can just hook CFlashbangProjectile::Detonate(). If you only want to disable that for some specific users, you need to hook CCSPlayer::Deafen() to disable the sound and CCSPlayer::Blind() to disable the blinding part.

Oh, this is my fault. ClientConnect listeners require more parameters. http://forums.sourcepython.com/showthread.php?670-Custom-params-in-event&p=3708&viewfull=1#post3708

ClientDisconnect requires only an index.

Every menu is a subclass of a list, so this will just empty your menu. You would rather want to call close(). However, every menu is also a subclass of the AutoUnload class. This means that your menu will be closed automatically when your plugin has been unloaded. The menu just needs to be in the gl...

Never let an editor wrap you code! That's ugliest thing you can do, imo. This will always generate different output depending on the size of your editor window and the type of you editor. Moreover it doesn't split you code logically. Here is an example how it will look like: def my_func(param1, para...

One thing you could do is to duplicate the event by using this method. https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/src/core/modules/events/events_wrap_python.cpp#L260

Then you need to change the event's name (like Satoon mentioned).

You haven't set "developer" to 5. But since "[Source.Python] Loading..." doesn't even show up I guess that you forgot to copy "source-python.so" to your addons folder.

Can you show us the start log of your server? Make sure to add "+developer 5" to the command line.

Which game and which OS?

I had this problem after updating the .Net framework to the latest version. In this thread are several suggestions to solve this issue. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10888391/error-link-fatal-error-lnk1123-failure-during-conversion-to-coff-file-inval For me it fixed it after I replaced the cvtr...

Ahh, yes. Sorry, I forgot that we look up the class by its C++ name.

No, this isn't possible since idk. Orangebox?!

http://forums.eventscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=45739&start=22

I think this should do the trick.

I think you just need to set proper CPlayerResource.m_iPing.<player index> property. E.g. CPlayerResource.m_iPing.001 would be the property for the player with the index 1.

This will tell you the current number of entries in the modelprecache string table. from stringtables import string_tables print(len(string_tables.modelprecache)) But I would suggest you to use the Model class. http://forums.sourcepython.com/showthread.php?643-3-new-classes-%28Model-...