[GHW_Chronic]

• This plugins simply adds an extra check to a few amx commands so that admins cannot perform them on other admins unless the admin doing the command has immunity and the person he is doing it to does not. Still don't understand?

• b0rnl33t: So wait, what exactly does this plugin do? GHW Chronic 915: if ur admin GHW Chronic 915: normally, u can slap other non-immune admins GHW Chronic 915: but with this, you can't slap other admins unless you have immunity. GHW Chronic 915: So thus if you don't have immunity, you can't slap any admins (only players), and if you do, you can slap non-immune admins and players.

Commands affected:

• amx_slap
• amx_slay
• amx_ban
• amx_nick
• amx_addban
• amx_kick

Installation:

• All you have to do is replace the old admincmd.amxx file in your plugins folder with this one.

[v3x]

Interesting. What did you change/add?

[GHW_Chronic]

if(player!=id && is_user_admin(player) && !(get_user_flags(id) & ADMIN_IMMUNITY))
{
    console_print(id,"[AMXX] You do not have high enough access to slap an admin.")
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

[apexi_gt4]

thanks a bunch!! this really help's in my server so any member admins pissed with each other can't do anything to one another...once again thank you!

[DDR Khat]

Hells yes! thanks a BIG bunch! i can finally slay myself If I need to!

and stop my silly admins slapping each other around >D

+K for you!

[`666]

wow nice +

[Brad]

While it's a useful update, changing and/or adding 3 lines of code to a native plugin does not a new plugin make.

[v3x]

Originally Posted by Brad While it's a useful update, changing and/or adding 3 lines of code to a native plugin does not a new plugin make.

what?

[allenwr]

Originally Posted by v3x Originally Posted by Brad While it's a useful update, changing and/or adding 3 lines of code to a native plugin does not a new plugin make. what?

Does not make a new plugin

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by allenwr Originally Posted by v3x Originally Posted by Brad While it's a useful update, changing and/or adding 3 lines of code to a native plugin does not a new plugin make. what? Does not make a new plugin

Assuming that's what Brad meant, I agree.