[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by fezh PHP Code:     #include <amxmodx>      #include <orpheu>            new OrpheuHook:CArmoury_Spawn;            public plugin_precache()      {          register_plugin("Armoury Spawn Preventer", "0.1.0", "fezh");                    CArmoury_Spawn = OrpheuRegisterHookFromName("CArmoury::Spawn", "HookArmourySpawn", OrpheuHookPre);      }            public plugin_init()      {          OrpheuUnregisterHook(CArmoury_Spawn);      }            public HookArmourySpawn()      {          return OrpheuSupercede;      }  Or should I use function's precache or just remove the entity before returning a value? Also dunno about function's arguments, that's the reason why I didn't upload the .sig file.

Your question is not related to Orpheu way of working but I would say that if it works without removing the entity is better like that.

[#8 SickneSS]

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[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by #8 SickneSS Find this post in Spanish Translated by Javivi

Nice signature.

[#8 SickneSS]

Thanks!

[grimvh2]

Originally Posted by #8 SickneSS Thanks!

he forgot [/endsarcasm]

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by grimvh2 he forgot [/endsarcasm]

No, I was serious. The guy in my avatar is F.A. Hayek.

[#8 SickneSS]

Originally Posted by Hawk552 No, I was serious. The guy in my avatar is F.A. Hayek.

oh, i dont know ho hes look, I was talking with a friend on msn and my friend told me, as Friedrich Hayek said ... What a free society offers to the individual, is much more than what he would be able to do if only I were free ...
I understood and I like, then I put it as signature ..

Sorry,for my bad english

[joaquimandrade]

A friend asked me how to use PM_* functions. Those functions use a structure defined in the global scope that is only passed to the PM_Move function. For now, with the module, the only way of accessing that structure is in that function. You can retrieve data and save it to use in the other functions but, that is limited since there are situations where accessing the structure directly inside the functions would be better. Will be supported later.

Example of blocking Jump for players with odd Id's.

name "PM_Move"
signature "PM_Move"
arguments "playermove_s *" "int"

name "PM_Jump"
signature "PM_Jump"

PHP Code:

 #include <amxmodx>
    #include <orpheu>

    new OrpheuFunction:PM_JumpFunction
    new OrpheuHook:PM_JumpHook

    public plugin_init()
    {
        OrpheuRegisterHookFromName("PM_Move","PM_Move")

        PM_JumpFunction = OrpheuGetFunction("PM_Jump")
    }

    public PM_Move(ppmove,server)
    {
        new id = 1 + OrpheuGetStructParam(1,"player_index")
        
        if(id % 2)
        {
            PM_JumpHook = OrpheuRegisterHook(PM_JumpFunction,"PM_Jump")
        }        
    }

    public PM_Jump()
    {
        OrpheuUnregisterHook(PM_JumpHook)

        return OrpheuSupercede
    } 


As attachment ships an updated module with the support for the parameters of this structure.

Can be used for storing and retrieving vectors and strings by reference.

[AntiBots]

joaquim I can get the error Msg of and error with this module.

Example: when I change a map and I dont have the .wad of that map...
FALTAL ERROR my.wad not found..

Something like that... It posible?

[joaquimandrade]

Check this

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthr...464#post979464

and tell me if its what you want