Rock The Round by Exolent
 

Rock The Round

• Last Update: March 19, 2012

Description

• Have you ever been in the situation where you want the round to end, but there are still minutes left?
• This plugin allows you and other people to force the round to end.
• After a certain amount of players type "rtr" or "rocktheround", or if an admin uses amx_rocktheround or amx_rtr,
  the round will end after X seconds, which is defined by cvar.

Client Commands

• say rocktheround / say rtr
  • Adds another "rock" to the list.

Admin Commands

• amx_rocktheround / amx_rtr
  • Automatically rocks the round.
  • Requires ADMIN_SLAY ("e") flag.

Cvars

• rtr_enabled <0|1>
  • 1 = Enable plugin, 0 = Disable plugin

• rtr_percentage <percentage>
  • The percentage of players that is required to "rocktheround".
  • This is expressed as a whole number not as X/100.
  • Example: "rtr_percentage 50" requires half of the players to rocktheround.

• rtr_wait <delay in seconds>
  • The delay after the round until players can rocktheround.
  • Example: "rtr_wait 60" makes players wait 1 minute until they can rocktheround.

• rtr_enddelay <delay in seconds>
  • The delay after the round has been rocked until the round is forced to end.
  • This will be counted down on every player's screen.

• rtr_who <0|1|2>
  • This determines who is allowed to "rocktheround".
  • 0 = Only dead players, 1 = Only alive players, 2 = Everyone

• rtr_showcmd <0|1>
  • Should all players see when a player types "rocktheround" or "rtr"?
  • 0 = Block say command displaying, 1 = Allow say command displaying

• rtr_maxpermap <total>
  • Maximum number of rocked rounds for each map
  • 0 = Disable this feature

Requirements

• Round Terminator
  • This plugin and Round Terminator both need to be installed!

Installation

• Plugin needs to be compiled locally with round_terminator.inc
• After compiling, install the .amxx like normal.

Credits

• Raz
  • Idea for the plugin

• Deagle
  • For some code from his "Map Management" plugin which contains "rock the vote".

Changelog

• Version 0.2
  • Added rtr_maxpermap cvar
  • Changed slaying players to use Round Terminator

• Version 0.1
  • Initial Release

Current Version: 0.2

Re: Rock The Round
 

Nice idea, but here are some suggestions...

1. Could you please make it optional if players are slayed or if the round just ends without slaying anyone?

2. What's about the objectives and the money-rewards? It doesn't seem fair that a team gets more money than the other (CT on de maps, T on cs maps), when there is no "real" decision made about the win. So perhaps both teams should get the same amount or even no money. Perhaps adjustable per cvar.

3. To prevent spamming the rtr command or ending every round per rtr, there should be a max per map (e.g. only X rounds can be ended via rtr on a map) or a delay for maps in general (e.g. you can only rtr every x minutes)

Cheers, Curry

Re: Rock The Round
 

Well, its designed for surf maps, so this might be one of those plugins that is perfect for the per-map usage thing in 1.8.0.

Re: Rock The Round
 

Good plugin, although I have a suggestion.

For rtr_who, make one of the options ADMIN ONLY.

Re: Rock The Round
 

Nevertheless in combination with my suggestions I would love to give it a try on my funserver, could be usefull in those times where players are simply to stupid to finish the objectives or find (and kill) each others :wink:

Cheers, Curry

Re: Rock The Round
 

the plugin is 'ok' how it is. Works fine and does what it says it does however I hope to see curry's suggestions in this plugin or another release by someone else.

Re: Rock The Round
 

Very nice plugin & ideea. Gj:up:

Re: Rock The Round by Exolent
 

Updated to v0.2!

Round Terminator forces the round to end with a "draw", such that no team gets a money advantage.

Re: Rock The Round by Exolent
 

Nice work very interesting.

Re: Rock The Round by Exolent
 

I successfully installed Round Terminator and Rock the Round but rocking the round still slays players. I've used "terminate_round draw" and it worked successfully. Is there a cvar or something I may be missing?