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How would I be able to emulate this into python



I'm guessing using PreHook but I'm not sure on what entity or if there is an easier way

So, you would like to stop rounds from terminating? IIRC, there is a convar to do that in some games. For which game do you need that? If the convar does not exist you will need to hook CCSGameRules::TerminateRound.

mp_ignore_round_win_conditions

If you want to stop the rounds from ending, set that to 1.

satoon101 wrote:mp_ignore_round_win_conditions

If you want to stop the rounds from ending, set that to 1.

Most of the time that is fine but if you want to keep rounds from ending for like when your the only person in the server than a 2nd person joins the round will still end with that convar. So you would need something to make it so rounds can't terminate.

I took what Ayuto made earlier, changed the signatures, and I think I got the right arguments? (I took a peek at how the SM guys did it)

Returning 0 seems to be blocking the round from ending (tested on Windows). However, without the return statement the round ends instantly.
There is no delay between rounds. Looking at the SM code, they seem to be using assembly to mess with the delay.

Honestly, I've no idea what I'm doing, so hopefully someone else can figure this out.

The assembly part is only required for CS:GO on Windows due to LTCG. This option does some speed improvements by storing the delay in the xmm1 register instead of pushing it onto the stack. It's also possible to grab this value with SP, but is this actually required?

The delay before the round actually ends can be important depending on the gamemode (picking up weapons or something similar). How can we preserve the original delay when we're not trying to block the round from ending but we're still using the hook?

VinciT wrote:I took what Ayuto made earlier, changed the signatures, and I think I got the right arguments? (I took a peek at how the SM guys did it)

Syntax: Select all

# ../terminate_round/terminate_round.py

# Source.Python
import core
import memory
from memory import Convention, DataType
from memory.hooks import PreHook


server = memory.find_binary('server')

if core.PLATFORM == 'windows':
    identifier = b'\x55\x8B\xEC\x83\xE4\xF8\x83\xEC\x2A\x53\x8B\xD9\xF3\x0F\x2A\x2A\x2A\x2A\x56\x57\x89\x2A\x2A\x2A\x83\xBB'
else:
    identifier = b'\x55\x89\xE5\x57\x56\x53\x81\xEC\xBC\x00\x00\x00\x8B\x7D\x08\x8B\x9F'

terminate_round = server[identifier].make_function(
    Convention.THISCALL,
    [DataType.POINTER, DataType.INT, DataType.INT, DataType.INT],
    DataType.VOID
    )
    
@PreHook(terminate_round)
def pre_terminate_round(stack_data):
    return 0

Returning 0 seems to be blocking the round from ending (tested on Windows). However, without the return statement the round ends instantly.
There is no delay between rounds. Looking at the SM code, they seem to be using assembly to mess with the delay.

Honestly, I've no idea what I'm doing, so hopefully someone else can figure this out.

Whenever I try this I get this error


Pretty sure it just means i don't have that .so file but shouldn't it download when you dl a server?

I think that happened because srv_check=False was missing from memory.find_binary().
I've updated the code above, give it another try.

Nvm it works ty