Hi, guys!

I have a goal to make bot run into the specific variable point of existent official map (de_dust2, for example).
Does anybody have any clues where to start digging for info on this?

I'm fairly sure I remember seeing a method used to select a spawnpoint for player. Hooking that method could allow you to create or move a spawnpoint to any location of your choice before returning it. I will see if I can find its name again. EDIT: The method is CBasePlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint . I...

L'In20Cible wrote:

khaimovmr wrote:Hy guys!
Does someone knows - is there a way in the source-python of calculating the distance from one player/entity to another?

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distance = player.origin.get_distance(entity.origin)

Man, thanks a lot!

Hy guys!
Does someone knows - is there a way in the source-python of calculating the distance from one player/entity to another?

Ayuto wrote:A good start would be to take a look at the *.nav files to see what information they contain. IIRC, there are Python libraries to parse them.

Thank you, Ayuto! I'll dig this way.

velocity wrote:How would I make a parent_menu if it takes an argument like index.

Don't you mean that you want a dynamically composed menu items in your parent menu?

Bump up.

Guys, maybe something? )

Hey, guys! I'm trying to find a correct approach to implement random spawning the bots near to the player. I want to make those bots spawn in a periodical manner within some range around. It would be great if it will be a real random location but the spawn on nearby bot waypoints or maybe on other p...

Hi, guys. I'm developing some plugins on Source.Python in Ubuntu. I have some problems with the development process. For example, IDE, that I'm using can't automatically find all the packages that's I'm using (from the Source.Python itself, from the "site-packages" folder and from the Pyth...

You can't really run the Source.Python packages within a Python shell as they heavily rely on source engine stuff, which is exposed by our Boost.Python modules/packages. Those modules/packages are loaded by the core.dll/so, which can only be loaded as a plugin by a source server. That's right. Just...

I use vscode, what I did to get the autocompletions to work was set up a venv and copy the source.python modules to lib/site-packages. This worked for me, not sure how vim works. That's working out fine for vim. Thanks, inf! There is only still a problem when i'm using an interactive python shell -...

Hy guys! I'm developing on linux with vim so the main autocompletion scheme for me is to get the Source.Python package installed the right way (pip or a deb-package). So that source.python package will be visible globally or in a separate virtualenv. Is there a link to pass to the pip to install sou...