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Let me tell you a nice trick. :p

def getplayercount():
    # Returns number of players and bots

    x = 0
    for index in PlayerIter():
        x += 1

    return x

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def getplayercount():
    # Returns number of players and bots
    return len(PlayerIter())

Check this line. https://bitbucket.org/backraw/source.python/src/7a3ac1d69371807abede5215f234fdb340ed55e3/flashfunsp/config.py?at=master#cl-12

It should actually be

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from flashfunsp.info import info

or even shorter

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from info import info

As for Source.Python the name would be SPAM!

Well done! Though, I have a few suggestions. 1. You don't need to care about making materials downloadable. SP will take care of it, if you just do this. dl = Downloadables() dl.add("materials/overlays/hitmarker/hitmarkerv2.vmt") dl.add("materials/overlays/hitmarke...

I just had a look at the implementation of Vector::WithinAABox(). bool Vector::WithinAABox( Vector const &boxmin, Vector const &boxmax) { return ( ( x >= boxmin.x ) && ( x <= boxmax.x) && ( y >= boxmin.y ) && ( y <= boxmax.y)...

Please show me your test code. I need something to reproduce the behaviour you explained in your first post. There is no useful information in the code you just posted.

Works fine for me. from mathlib import Vector point0 = Vector() point1 = Vector(100, 100, 100) # Prints True print(Vector(5, 5, 5).is_within_box(point0, point1)) # Prints False print(Vector(5, 5, 101).is_within_box(point0, point1)) What...

Yes, this can happen if you convert a pointer to a Python class. The pointer was probably deallocated later. To solve the issue just create a copy of it. def pre_spray_decal(arguments): vector = Vector(*tuple(make_object(Vector, arguments[3]))) player = PlayerEntity&#...

That was already possible in previous releases

https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/src/core/modules/globals/globals_wrap_python.cpp#L142

Great! Do you want to upload the files?

Have you checked if that is really the path where the new version is installed?

Edit: I think you still misunderstand me. 4 CPUs are unnecessary. It will only use one core unless you add -j4 to the make statement.

It's not our fault that we cannot use hex colors. It's the engine that doesn't allow this. There is nothing we can do.

Works fine for me.

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from messages import SayText2
from events import Event

@Event
def player_jump(event):
    SayText2(message='\x01a\x02a\x03a\x04a\x05a\x06a\x06a\x07a\x08a').send()

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Or you want to update your core

https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/src/core/modules/tools/tools_wrap_python.cpp#L92

We have changed ServerTools to server_tools.

If I remember correctly there are 8 colors in CS:GO: \x01 - \x08

The square could be caused by our "fix" we implemented earlier to properly show colors. Maybe Valve has fixed that bug. I will test that tomorrow.

I think the EventScripts and SourceMod forums would be a better place.

Yes, it's 3.4.1. But somehow I'm not able to build all python libraries. I will need to take a look at it at the weekend (if you weren't faster

).

Yes, the only difference is that the code outside is executed at first. After that the load() function is executed.

Currently there are no events created by Source.Python. The equivalent for es_map_start is the LevelInit decorator or level_init_listener_manager object. https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/addons/source-python/packages/source-python/listeners/__init__.py#L51 Yes, you...

Actually that's not true. The whole script is reloaded!

It's just the complement for the unload() function.

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