That is a completely unrelated error caused by the SMAC SM plugin, I believe that that one is caused by a translation not being loaded, ensure that you installed it correctly and copied all translation files to the server.

In developing the auth module I realized that, more than ever, a standardized method for filtering players in commands. As my development history is primarily concentrated on Sourcemod I personally believe that we should copy their semantics, with a few of our own additions. For those not familiar w...

Bloody hell that's useful!

If I remember correctly you're going to have to find the GetMaxAmmo (or something very similar) signature for the weapon entity - it isn't as easy as a simple entity property, unfortunately.

Thank you backraw, that's pretty much exactly what I would've said, I just kept forgetting to type it out.

Everything I've seen you mention is cross-game.

Side note: Valve evidently has no problem changing player's names purely for gameplay purposes. http://imgur.com/VIhKzmL

I'll try to write something up on it tomorrow.

Pycharm has a free (and open source) version that basically just cuts out the web development stuff.

No. Although I did already suggest an IDE which will do most of that sort of thing for you.

You may want to look into: http://wiki.sourcepython.com/pages/filters.players

Also typically None is a bit of a special case and is compared using "is" (i.e. variable is None) rather than "==", as None is a singleton.

I would strongly recommend running: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/ as it would've picked up all of what satoon mentioned except for the pi constant. I can help you set it up with SourcePython if you'd like (the libraries can be a little tricky).

While I completely understand where you're coming from there, Satoon, it is a fairly common administrative action, if someone has a name you don't like it is very common to change it rather than outright kicking them. Similar to how it is generally agreed upon that mic/chat spamming is better served...

I'd be curious as to what those reasons are, especially when there's completely different ways of changing the name in CS:S and CS:GO, seems better to support that all at one point rather than making everyone have their own method of doing it. (Unless there's already a method on the player to do it ...

Ah, something went a little screwy at some point. Loads fine with the newest version.

Probably an interface change from the newer version of SP? I'll take a look at it shortly.

Read up on it? SourcePython's eval is the same as any other python eval, to my knowledge. There's a fuckton of information on the internet for you.

It absolutely is. There's no true way to sandbox it, but you can do things to help restrict it if you like.

https://github.com/AnthonyIacono/War3SourceV2/tree/master/Nav Here's some information on how to parse it if you can't find anything easily accessible in the engine.

Not easily. Maybe you should tell us what your end result is supposed to be?