[Charles_]

Panorama Check

This plugin allows you to detect if a client is using the CS:GO panorama UI and is designed to be used as a dependency for other plugins.

I based this code off the snippet I posted here. Hopeful this helps to ease implementation of this into existing plugins.

This plugin isn't heavily tested and is made as a temporary solution to detecting which CS:GO UI an individual player is using until valve completely migrates to the new panorama UI.

This allows you to include panorama_check in your plugins that need such detection and then use the included native to check if a client uses the panorama UI.

Feel free to report any issues you find in a reply below or add me on steam.

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[Bara]

Thanks! But I've already add your snippet into TTT but useful for other mods/servers/plugins.

[Kxnrl]

I found a cvar list.

https://github.com/neko-pm/panorama_...ster/README.md

[mug1wara]

sweeet, I was going to do this aswell but nvm then xd. nice job!

[Franc1sco]

Suggestions:

-Add this onpluginstart for late load

PHP Code:

for (new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
        if (IsClientInGame(i) && !IsFakeClient(i))
            OnClientPostAdminCheck(i); 


-Make a third-party plugin for check who have panorame enabled (just for curiosity).

PHP Code:

#pragma semicolon 1

#include <sourcemod>
#include <panorama_check>

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_checkpanorama", Command_CheckPanorama, "Show on console who players have panorama enabled");
}

public Action Command_CheckPanorama(int client, int args)
{
    for (new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
    {
        if (IsClientInGame(i) && !IsFakeClient(i))
        {
            if(UseClientPanorama(i))
            {
                PrintToConsole(client, "%N USE panorama", i);
            }
            else
            {
                PrintToConsole(client, "%N DONT USE panorama", i);
            }
        }
    }
                
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[hmmmmm]

Originally Posted by Franc1sco PHP Code: public Action Command_CheckPanorama(int client, int args) {     for (new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)         if (IsClientInGame(i) && !IsFakeClient(i))             if(UseClientPanorama(i))                 PrintToConsole(client, "%N USE panorama", i);             else                 PrintToConsole(client, "%N DONT USE panorama", i);                      return Plugin_Handled; }

You should use curly brackets to encapsulate code, I don't think that will get evaluated the way you think it will.

[Franc1sco]

Originally Posted by hmmmmm You should use curly brackets to encapsulate code, I don't think that will get evaluated the way you think it will.

Brackets not needed for just 1 line of code, but you can add it too, it is a matter of taste. Anyway in my opinion, it seems more cleaner without brackets.


About late load, clients could give false negatives to people ingame when the plugins is re/loaded if he dont have a code like I posted.

[micapat]

Originally Posted by Franc1sco Brackets not needed for just 1 line of code, but you can add it too, it is a matter of taste. Anyway in my opinion, it seems more cleaner without brackets. About late load, clients could give false negatives to people ingame when the plugins is re/loaded if he dont have a code like I posted.

The "else" in your code will not be executed like you think.

[Franc1sco]

Originally Posted by micapat The "else" in your code will not be executed like you think.

No idea, I am not tested the code yet. But I added the brackets anyway.