Yeah, engine_server.client_command cannot execute the "use" command as clients' console are preventing its execution (not flagged as SERVER_CAN_EXECUTE). I believe this would works using IServerPluginHelpers::ClientCommand but unfortunately, we doesn't have it exposed for now. May seems dr...

The problem is how you use tick_delays.delay. Unlike ES's gamethread, passed arguments doesn't need to be a tuple:[python]tick_delays.delay(1, engine_server.client_command, self.edict, 'use weapon_flashbang')[/python]

Did you try to force "use weapon_flashbang" on them?

EventScripts way of setting a player's angle is a bit tricky as in fact, it does turn cheats on, force the given player to execute "setang" with the given parameters and then reset previous cheats state. Your best bet, is to call CBaseEntity::Teleport. # ===================================...

That's because the tested point is the base location of the player entity (which is located at his feet). The following works fine for me: # ============================================================================ # >> IMPORTS # ===================================================================...

I tested yesterday in no-clip mode and it was returning True whenever I was in a wall/outside the map.

# ============================================================================ # >> IMPORTS # ============================================================================ # Source.Python # Engines from engines.trace import engine_trace from engines.trace import MASK_SOLID # Players from players.hel...

The main point here is to keep your code human readable. Easier to follow multiple lines than a single one with no ending (especially when working in more than one files side by side which most of us does).

I didn't check the entire code but something I noticed. def dndTick(): for players in PlayerGenerator(): myPlayer = dndPlayerDictionary[userid_from_playerinfo(players)] if not myPlayer.isdead: Why not using PlayerIter ? from filters.players import PlayerIter def dndTick(&...

It happened to me once and I had to delete and pull the entire repo again in order to fix the issues.

The name of the panel is info not motd . However, it would requires a custom class for TF2 (just like CSS). Could you test the following and let me know if that works for you? from commands.client import ClientCommand from _messages import UserMessage from filters.recipients import RecipientFilter f...

I explained why this is happening here. Update your ../addons/source-python/packages/source-python/players/weapons/__init__.py to the lastest version and this should be fixed.

Use entity.set_prop_int('m_scoreTotal', score) for now. Those properties will be available from the entities_changes branch.

To be honest, I think you should create a new thread for every issue/interrogation you may encounter. That way, anyone having the same questions will have an answer (which is the main purpose of a forum, I believe).

You cannot precache a model unless a map is loaded on the server.

_core.command.SPPluginManager has been moved. from core.manager import core_plugin_manager test = core_plugin_manager.get_plugin_instance('test') x = test.globals['x'] Works as soon as "test" was loaded with "sp load test" prior test2. from test.test impor...

You need to pass a string so the quotes are needed. In your first example, you are trying to add the result of a math operation with variables that doesn't exists in your code.

bot_manager.create_bot is just creating a fake client, they cannot play. Use the bot_add command to add a bot linked to the CCSBot's AI.

There is no way to remove the BOT prefix from the server since this is formatted client-side. // client.dll @ sub_103AE6C0 .text:103AE9BE mov esi, offset aSfui_bot_decor ; "#SFUI_bot_decorated_name" And in the translation files you can find: "SFUI_bot_decorated_name" "BOT %s1" The only way I could s...