I know, and by telling you this, I wanted to say that there is atleast no "automatic" prevention.

I once spawned 2000+ prop_dynamic's, server just crashed with an engine error (windows, csgo).

No idea how i missed that

Just a wild guess, but I think BMS uses the item_ prefix for entities that are lying around the map and respawning everytime, and just the weapon_ entities for weapons that are held by a player. Means, once a player picks up an item_weapon_mp5 for example, it becomes weapon_mp5, so both should work ...

satoon101 wrote:Also, a couple shortcuts you might not be aware of, stonedegg:

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entity = Entity.create(weapon)
        entity.origin = player.origin
        entity.spawn()

Good to know, thanks.

I don't think either that weapons have an item_ prefix, I just copy pasted it. For now you can use this: from events import Event from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_from_userid from entities.entity import Entity from entities.helpers import create_entity, spawn...

You should have received errors when testing your code. it's <gameevent>.get_int(), not GetInt(). Also in CSGO I have to use 4 parameters in give_named_item(), I'm pretty sure it's the same in BMS. from events import Event from players.entity import PlayerEntity from players.helpers import index_fro...

Looks like your user does not have rights to create files, message your host about that if you can't set the necessary rights yourself.

Yes it's uchar:

You could do something like this: # ../plugins/foo/bar.py grav = {} @Event def player_spawn(game_event): userid = game_event.get_int('userid') player = PlayerEntity(index_from_userid(userid)) player.gravity = 1.0 grav[userid] = 1 # ../plugins/foo/foo.py from f...

Yes, all you need to do is loading your script, python does the rest. That's also what I always found annoying with Soucemod, compared to Eventscripts/SourcePython.

As always, great work!

If it's that what Doldol described, try mp_match_can_clinch 0.

// 0=No mercy rule, 1=team can clinch match win early if they win > 1/2 total rounds

I haven't tested this but I think it should work: # Remove all weapons on ground on round start from events import Event from entities.entity import Entity from filters.entities import EntityIter @Event def round_start(game_event): for entity in EntityIter('weapon_', False, retur...

On round start, you can iterate over every existing weapon, and remove all those that have the owner attribute on -1. If the map keeps respawning weapons during gameplay, you either use a TickRepeat to remove all weapons without owner every x seconds (this would ofcourse include weapons dropped by p...

That's great, thanks!

Thanks for the responses! I haven't tried any method yet because I'm not that far in my code yet, so I was just guessing that EntityIter() might be slower and I want the fastest possible method because in the end I will need to do a lot of stuff every second and even tick. I think using entity liste...

I just saw that there was a misunderstanding on my side. I actually meant "entities with associated edicts" (basically all I can create an Entity instance of ?). Sorry, for the vagueness, I'll explain what my goal is: I'm working on a mod where I place loads of prop_dynamics(_override), along with o...

Anyone else got an idea?

Is there an easy way to count all temporary entities? Basically those that are created during gameplay (player entities, weapons, props, effects, etc). I know I could use the entity listeners OnEntityCreated and OnEntityDeleted and count manually, but I hoped there is a function in the engine, is th...