Server is the class, not an object.

Notice the first letter.

Ran accross this tool by Asher Baker and wanted to share it here.

I don't think so. My guess is that since you constantly send the signal to hide it, it does hide it faster since it doesn't have to wait the server to reply once the panel is already displayed.

*just saw last replies but I'm posting this anyways. Actually, this code is not blocking the display itself, it send the signals to hide the panel once displayed. I tested this code on windows and it is working. The scoreboard is already displayed when run_command is executed so it get rendered for ...

from entities.entity import BaseEntity from entities.hooks import EntityCondition from entities.hooks import EntityPreHook from memory import make_object from messages import VGUIMenu from players import UserCmd from players.constants import PlayerButtons hidden_scores = VGUIMenu('scores...

Did you try to force the player to use it after giving him a new flashbang?

To be honnest, I think I would rather use a different solution. What if you post-hook "drop_weapon" and check the player dead state, if the player is dead, you remove the weapon otherwise you pass? It all depends if the server is setting that flag prior or after dropping the weapons upon p...

Use a post hook, instead. If you use a pre-hook and doesn't block the original function call, the call pass a no longer valid (as you force dropped it) pointer for the weapon used.

Well, that code works. It doesn't do what you want, that's different. When you use a null vector as velocity, you tells the function to apply nothing. In order to stop the motion of a player, you need to apply his current velocity reverted.[python]<Player>.teleport(None, None, player.velocity.negate...

There is a better way than a Tick listener. You save the current timestamp of the first jump and compare it when the player tries to jump again. If there is enough time elapsed between both jumps (or attemps to), you allow the jump otherwise you block it.

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baiumbg wrote:I have sqlite installed on my system - never had any problems with it before.

Make sure you have the 32bits version installed.

Did you try with a prop_physics_override?

Also, I think this thread would fit better into General Discussion as it doesn't relate to any SP codes.

From what I remember, you simply need to replace the first "," with a "0" in the magic code of the mdl files.

Note that if you send the message on round start, you need to wait at least 1 frame since the server is sending a ResetHud every rounds.

You can do all you need with the free version of ida. Don't waste 10k on that, lol.

Really cool!

EntityCondition.is_player, does that a trigger_multiple is a player?