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I have supplied a fix for that, so we just need to recompile CS:GO and the issue should be solved. https://github.com/alliedmodders/hl2sdk/pull/14

Yes, it does.

You can try to set mp_warmuptime to 0.

Does that also happen if you just hook the function?

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@EntityPreHook('player', 'bump_weapon')
def pre_bump_weapon(args):
    pass

The interrupt signal doesn't solve the actual problem. I guess it's interrupting the shutdown routine, which causes your server to shutdown improperly.
I have commited a fix to fix the crash on unload, so this workaround isn't required.

Thanks for reporting! I just commited a fix for that. https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/commit/1c3570616f304262751f4b7dd09142f6205a4349

Well, on the C++ side we actually just wrap classes/functions of the SDK and create compatibility functions. And everything we have created is exposed to Python. If you do calculations with a high performance cost, I would implement them in Python at first. If you feel that it slows down your server...

I wanted to reply earlier, but forgot to do that.

Which API do you mean? The Source SDK or our API? If you mean our API, you better use SP directly.

We are using a little workaround on CS:GO to remove entities. What happens if you remove this function instead?

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from entities.entity import Entity

def remove_entity(index):
    Entity(index).call_input('Kill')

Yeah, we haven't implemented something like that, but it might be a good idea to do that. If you don't want that this is garbage collected from our brains, open a new issues for that.

For which game are you trying to get this working? Also instead of catching a ValueError or testing for an invalid userid your function should just require an "index" argument. It's not the task of the function to convert the userid to an index. That's the task of the caller. Moreover, you...

Are you using the latest release? It has been fixed a few weeks ago.

Which permissions did you grant your user? And to which files/directories?

That's how Python works. When a Python script is loaded/imported the interpreter will byte-compile it. When there are syntax errors, you will be notified. All other errors (e.g. undefined variables aka NameError) are raised at runtime. E.g. this script would cause a SyntaxError when it's loaded, bec...

I have updated the main post with some additional points.

I'm happy that you play around with SP, but you should really test your code before posting on the forums -- at least when it comes to code examples!

There are some errors in your code.

Could you rephrase your question? Personally, I didn't really understand it.

One could argue that people also don't want that servers change their clan tags, health or speed. But that's one of the basic features of SP. Actually, we just need the signature/symbol of the SetName method and the sv pointer. The offset for ClientCommand will be available through the new memory br...

Yeah, I also think that we should include that. That would prevent people from copying and pasting the script I have made into every plugin.

You can simply use round_announce_warmup.

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