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• added PlayerEntity.client_command(<str command>, [bool server_side])
• added PlayerEntity.slay()
• added EntityPostHook and EntityPreHook decorators to entities.hooks:
  
  • @Entity<type>Hook(<str/list entity type(s)>, <str entity-method>)
  • no longer a need to make sure an entity is on the server to create the hook
• added set_transmit virtual function to CBaseEntity data
• added sys.argv to get command line arguments when server was initialized
• added hard-coded entity KeyValues capabilities to Entity/PlayerEntity server classes
• added voice module with voice_server singleton
• added ability to get virtual functions of exposed member functions
  
  • added a new FunctionInfo class, which stores information of a virtual member function.
  • added a new Pointer.make_function() method, which requires a FunctionInfo object.
  • added new functions to the memory module to retrieve FunctionInfo objects, class information, class names of the C++ classes, etc.
  • Note: currently we have only added FunctionInfo objects for the IVoiceServer class. We will add more very soon.
  • Here is an example on how to use the new functionality:

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    import memory
    
    from memory.hooks import PreHook
    from players.voice import voice_server
    
    # This function will be added in the next release
    def get_function(obj, function_name, function_index=0):
        return memory.get_object_pointer(obj).make_function(
            memory.get_function_info(obj, function_name, function_index))
    
    @PreHook(get_function(voice_server, 'SetClientListening'))
    def on_pre_set_client_listening(args):
        print(args)

• correctly raises a NameError when trying to get an entity KeyValue when the entity contains no KeyValue of the given name
• exposed CCheckTransmitInfo
• fixed several reported issues
• added Function.is_hooked() to test if the function (address) was hooked by SP
• reorganized the memory module on the C++ side (it's now much easier to read. though, that's just an internal change)
• updated data files (virtual function indexes)

I have a small issue with remove_entity.
It works fine with 1 client connected to the server, it does however not work at all when there are multiple clients on the server.
I'm talking about actual human players and not bots, as I've been unable to meet this issue with me alone and a lot of bots.

This is on CS:GO (I dont know about the other games), and I've tested it on 2 different windows servers.
No errors appear in the console, basically remove_entity is just doing nothing.

def test():
    remove_entity(index1)
    remove_entity(index2)

satoon101 wrote:Yes, that is what he meant. Also, we have the Kill Input dynamically added as the 'remove' method for the Entity class:

https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/master/addons/source-python/data/source-python/entities/CBaseEntity.ini#L16

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Entity(index).remove()

satoon101 wrote:When it was first added, we didn't have a built in way to slay a player. If someone saw that a PlayerEntity instance had a 'kill' method, they might try to use it and it would crash their server instead of kill the player. We do have a 'slay' method now, that we could also wrap with kill, which would eliminate that issue. That is something we probably need to consider. Though, remove is technically what the Kill input does, so that should be taken into consideration, as well.