Ah, in that case you don't want to hook the function, but you want to call it instead. Usually, you only hook functions if you want to modify their behaviour. Try this: import memory from memory import Convention, DataType from engines.gamerules import find_gamerules from commands.typed import Typed...

You first version was quite correct. The message you see, is simply the output of your print statement. It's not an error. What exactly would you like to archieve? Maybe this helps a little bit more: import memory from memory import Convention, DataType from memory.hooks import PostHook server = mem...

We only support the official and latest Valve version.

Yes, a lot is written in C++, but not everything. Some packages like the plugins package are completely Python based. Modules/packages that start with an underscore are implemented in C++. However, we have wrapped them in Python packages, so there are no "hidden" packages. As for the comma...

What exactly are you trying to archive? This is how you can use a generator: >>> def infinite_generator(): i = 0 while True: i += 1 yield i >>> gen = infinite_generator() >>> print(next(gen)) 1 >>> print(next(gen)) 2 >>> print(next(gen))...

Yes, you could use it as a variable name, but you should avoid it as it's not good practice. Since you overwrote it you will have problems actually calling the original str built-in, which will result into errors. There are possibilities to restore it, but it's better to not call your variable like ...

Try putting it in quotes:

It's time for another development status update! ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed issue #400 and #404. ⋅  Fixed issue #244. ⋅  Fixed issue #211. ⋅  Fixed issue #208. ⋅  Fixed issue #299. ⋅ Additions: ⋅  Exported more property and funct...

It's time for another development status update! ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed an issue with certain weapons restrictions not working properly. ⋅  Fixed an animation error when setting a model to Player. ⋅  Fixed crash of non-precached model for Entity.set_model. ⋅&n...

It's time for another development status update! ⋅ Fixes: ⋅ Additions: ⋅  Added PlayerMixin.snap_to_position(origin=None, angles=None). ⋅ Removals: ⋅ Changes: ⋅  Entity is now inheriting from Pointer. The full changelog can be found here: h...

Nice to see you here, Mahi!

It's not just SQLAlchecmy which needs an update but all of our site packages as well as the Python version itself. Python 3.10 has been released in october, but we are still on 3.6

I guess the try/except is required, because the hook also gets called for non-networked entities. However, you are right. Raising an exception is quite expensive, which is shown by a quick test (internally, we are working without exception, but with true/false): object IndexFromPointer2( CPointe...

It's time for another development status update! ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed OnServerOutput crashes. ⋅  Fixed calls to functions that return a boolean. ⋅  Fixed weapon restrictions for CS:S. ⋅ Additions: ⋅ Removals: ⋅ Changes: ⋅ S...

It was just a change on the Python side, so you just need to update the related files.

You need to configure the authorization backend:
http://wiki.sourcepython.com/general/config-auth.html

It's time for another development status update! Thanks to CookStar for the changes and fixes! ⋅ Fixes: ⋅  Fixed memory management issues for CFunction. ⋅  Fixed logger not closing file handlers properly when unloading plugins. ⋅ Additions: ⋅ Removal...

Exactly! Btw. your "full health" options adds the maximum health to the current health. I think you meant player.health = player.max_health.

Hi pepe,

yes, this is a known bug caused by the engine's CCommand class. We have it on our issue list, but haven't yet implemented a fix for that.
https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Te ... issues/244

If that works, we should add that to the Player class. That's really cool!

Just two small hints: ⋅ You can use player.dead to check whether a player is dead or alive. ⋅ To get the eye angles you can simply use player.eye_angle (it will return a QAngle) which you can treat like a list (angle[2] = <random value>). Both calls are much faster than using get...