Don't get me wrong. You brought up some valid points and I'm completly with you. Is this something you want to work on or do you want to leave this up to us?

Looks like libffi6 isn't a supported package in Ubuntu 20.04. You could search for a way to install packages from older releases. Maybe it also works if you simply create a symlink from libffi7 to libffi6.

Don't you think saying "there is absolutely no point in the current implementation" is a little bit exaggerated? What if someone really wants to execute something after x real seconds? Think of something that communicates with something else outside of the game. I don't think that's far-fe...

Can't help you right now, but wanted to leave one hint. You don't need to grab the CreateInterface functions yourself from the libraries. Instead you could simply do the following: import core p_gEngineClient = core.get_interface('engine', 'VEngineClient013') p_gClientEntityL...

Sam wrote:Is that honest? You suggest others write a plugin for you. Then you put it on the server on your behalf. Great idea xDDDDDD

This is exactly what this forum is made for - non-programmers can ask programmers to write a plugin for them. Everything is fine to request plugins here.

This does not seem to be the plugin that print the message shown in your screenshot.

It's time for another development status update! :smile: ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed PlayerMixin being added with quotes to EXPOSED_CLASSES. ⋅  Fixed WeaponMixin being added with quotes to EXPOSED_CLASSES . ⋅  Fixed a KeyError into _IterObject._is_valid. ⋅  Fi...

It's exactly the same like accessing attributes of a class instance. class Player(object): def __init__(self): self.health = 100 player = Player() # Prints 100 print(player.health) # Store the player health current_player_health = player.health # Set player's heal...

Here is the promised example: from players.entity import Player from entities.hooks import EntityPreHook from entities.hooks import EntityCondition from memory import get_virtual_function def netchannel_hook(func): def init_hook(base_entity): player = Player(base_entity.index)...

from .globals import test_variable If you do this, you have a copy of the value that will be stored in test.test_variable. But your function updates the value at globals.test_variable. Doing this will work: from events import Event import globals @Event('round_start') def round_star...

And where do you print it?

Could you please post the original test code of your test.py? The posted one cannot work, because set_test_variable is not defined in that scope (it should be globals.set_test_variable and that should work fine). My guess is that you did a from globals import * previously? Nevertheless, I would try ...

I doubt multiprocess is a good choice to run SQL statements for multiple reasons: 1. Starting a multiprocess is quite expensive. So, you should only start them for CPU intensive calculations that take a little time. 2. SQL statements aren't actually CPU intensive for the game server, but for the SQL...

You seem to have uploaded the resulting DLL, but not the actual ASM file.

Are you looking for something like this? https://pastebin.com/wbHxTt6d See lines 50-69 for an example. It creates a worker thread, which has its own queue. Using the method add_job() you can add a job function to the worker thread (optionally args and kwargs and a result handler function). The job f...

Currently, you can only send files, but not request them. And you can listen to file "events" using hooks. But since we have exposed the function info, you can easily create the hooks to listen to those events. https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/972547be070e74a3f7...

Sure, you can generate signatures for everything. Good signatures use placeholders for bytes that are likely to change after an update (e. g. references to pointers or offsets). I hope this example might help: 55 push ebp 89 E5 mov ebp, esp 53 push ebx 83 EC 14 sub esp, 14h 8B 5D 08 mov ebx, [ebp+ar...

Cool stuff! :) Instead of using ClientCommand and implementing your own admin system I would recommend using TypedClientCommand. from commands.typed import TypedClientCommand @TypedClientCommand('exceptions', 'my_plugin.exceptions') def ShowExceptionStreak(info): SayT...

It's time for another development status update! :smile: ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed issue #302. ⋅  Fixed CS:GO mvps and assists offsets. ⋅ Additions: ⋅  Added Player.get_client_convar_value(). ⋅  Added VectorAngles and VectorVectors. ⋅ Rem...

Just noticed in the plugins release forum that you already figured a way to patch bytes. However, here is how I would do it: def patch_bytes(addr, pbytes): addr.unprotect(len(pbytes)) for index, byte in enumerate(pbytes): addr.set_uchar(byte, index) # Patch th...