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- - Adminbot-MXX (Clan War Plugin) - By Syam (https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=4143)

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Make sure you have the correct HLTV RCON password set.

Admin Password for HLTV is fine. I've tried other war scripts and they have no problems RCONing HLTV though they use the old 0.9.8 upd.dll

I could be wrong, but to me it seems like the new code using basic sockets simply doesn't work.

rcon is ok :o)) adminbot works fine..... it is only "cosmetic" issue

So you're able to record HLTV demos using this plugin? I'd like to see that... :roll:

i'll check that when i have time (using this system for LANparty)

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Originally Posted by redmist

So you're able to record HLTV demos using this plugin? I'd like to see that... :roll:

Ok, before you go and make any more rudely remarked cristisms, please help me debug.

What happens when you put

Code:

nxn_match <team-a> <team-b> <map> <maxrounds> <password> [match_id] [hltv_ip] [hltv_port] [hltv_rcon]

into console, after HLTV is running and connected to your server.

It says '[AMX] Match Loaded' and everything appears to be working fine. As soon as both teams type 'ready' the server locks up. If I disable HLTV, the script runs fine (although for some reason the scores are stuck in the middle of the screen for the whole match)

I've done a little debugging myself and the problem seems to occur in the hltv_rcon section of the code. The socket open command works fine but as soon as a socket_recv is issued, the server locks up.

I'm also working away trying to fix this so I'll post here when/if I find out anything useful.

Not being rude, just a little frustrated after trying to get it to work. Sorry :)

Thats ok, I understand how it feels when something doesn't work as planned.

Well, I'm guessing its something wrong with this: -

Code:

socket_recv(hltv_address,rcv,255)

socket_recv(hltv_address,snd,255)

The original code looked like this: -

Code:

query_udp_msg(hltv_address,rcv,255,snd)

I am not entirely sure how to use the sockets and UDP module, as you probably can already tell :oops:

If someone can explain to me what I am doing wrong I would be very greatful. If you need the orginal .sma I can send as well.

Well, I've finally come up with some working HLTV rcon code for the sockets module...it seems to work fine.

Code:

public hltv_rcon_cmd(cmd[])
{
    new hltv_address = 0
    
    new error
    
    new hltv_cvar_ip[15]
    new hltv_cvar_port
    new hltv_cvar_rcon[20]
    
    new rconid[13]
    new rcv[256],snd[256]

    // hltv ip/port/password 
    get_cvar_string("nxn_hltv_ip",hltv_cvar_ip,15)
    hltv_cvar_port = get_cvar_num("nxn_hltv_port")
    get_cvar_string("nxn_hltv_rcon",hltv_cvar_rcon,20)

    // Connect to HLTV Proxy
    hltv_address = socket_open(hltv_cvar_ip, hltv_cvar_port, SOCKET_UDP, error)
    if (error != 0) {
        server_print("HLTV Proxy Connection Failed - error %i",error)
        return PLUGIN_CONTINUE
    }

    //send challenge rcon and receive response
    setc(snd,4,0xff)
    copy(snd[4],255,"challenge rcon")
    setc(snd[18],1,'^n')
    socket_send(hltv_address,snd,255)
    socket_recv(hltv_address,rcv,255)

    // get hltv rcon challenge number from response
    copy(rconid,12,rcv[19])
    replace(rconid,255,"^n","")
    
    // send rcon command and close socket
    setc(snd,255,0x00)
    setc(snd,4,0xff)
    format(snd[4],255,"rcon %s ^"%s^" %s^n",rconid,hltv_cvar_rcon,cmd)
    socket_send(hltv_address,snd,255)
    socket_close(hltv_address)

    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE
}

*UPDATED - Now includes error checking and closes socket correctly

how can i select a second map ?
Can this tool do a auto team change after x rounds ?

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Originally Posted by xtreme2490

how can i select a second map ?
Can this tool do a auto team change after x rounds ?

You have to set up 2 fights I believe. I am not sure about the auto team change, you will have to look yourself. (Unless anyone else knows for sure)