Oh, you right. I just checked the code. Well, in that case it would be quite easy to get rid of this problem. We could also update our take_damage() method so that it takes an additional keyword. E.g. try_trampoline=True. Our take_damage() method would then look like this. def take_damage( self,...

To call the original function within a hook, we have added a call_trampoline() method. Though, that will probably not help in this particular case, because we are hooking OnTakeDamage, but calling TakeDamage. : /

Yeah, but they are not included in the latest release.

satoon101 wrote:Those 2 classes are not included in the latest release.

If you are getting the ImportError, you probably didn't update your Python files.

Actually it's working fine for me. On which game did you test that and did you update your SP files? from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid from events import Event @Event def player_jump(event): userid = event.get_int('userid') ...

That's not the full traceback. However, you have to call super().__init__().

Do you perhaps mean "m_fEffects"? Though, that is accessible through <Entity object>.effects.

We have just added the entity hook decorators!
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/commit/7482638e2d39e6cd5d7538d7e7b710fad6a674fd

You could write another plugin that unloads your plugin when warmup has started and loads it again if warmup is over.

I guess this event gets fired if the warmup starts. http://wiki.sourcepython.com/pages/Event-csgo:round_announce_warmup And this event is probably called when the warmup ends and the actual match starts. http://wiki.sourcepython.com/pages/Event-csgo:round_announce_match_start

Yep, it does.

BackRaw wrote:I guess that's a Windows signature, my Linux server can't find it.

Yes, this extra work is only required for CS:GO on Windows (if you want to access the argument).

Yep, that's correct!

r_screenoverlay is a client variable/command. That's why you don't find it via cvar.find_var().

For now I would also just enable sv_cheats and then disable it.

In that case the hook will be initialized everytime deafen.set_player() will be called. PreHook should only be used at the global scope, because it's a sublcass of AutoUnload and all objects of this class only get properly unloaded if they are at the global scope. However, we haven't changed hooking...

Try updating your server. There was an update, which didn't cause an update message.

I have re-read this thread and I don't have the impression that this conversation was impolite. Suggestions on how to improve his wrapper have been made, but it was also said that it might not be a good coding practice. Wrapper usually simplify complex functions/classes, but writing wrappers, which ...

You have to call the __init__ method of the base class at the top of your __init__ method. Otherwise it's not initialized at that point.

Try running it on a server and make sure it is up-to-date.