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asdian · *Last edited by asdian; 07-20-2022 at 10:10. Reason: forgot question*

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Originally Posted by damage220

It is much clearer now. So, you need only to change the last character. +ARUKARI- has already posted an answer, you need to edit last cell in an array.

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szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos) - 1] = 'w';

String is an array of characters terminated with null byte. You can replace

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equal(szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos)-1], "w")

with

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if(szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos)-1] == 'w') // note single quote

Then, if you want to delete the suffix, you should terminate the string with null byte.

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szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos) - 1] = '^0';

You can also apply suffix with formatex which may be better depending on your needs.

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formatex(szCheck, charsmax(szCheck), "models/costume/%s_w.mdl", szChoosenCos)

Or even create a matrix with all the models to speed things up.

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new const models[][][] = {
    {"models/costume/model1_m.mdl", "models/costume/model1_w.mdl"},
    {"models/costume/model2_m.mdl", "models/costume/model2_w.mdl"},
    {"models/costume/model3_m.mdl", "models/costume/model3_w.mdl"},
};

// get first man model
models[0][0]

so there's no need to use replace native ?

also if i want to delete suffix with underscore symbol is it just change

Quote:

PHP Code:


			
szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos) - 1] = '^0';

to

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szChoosenCos[strlen(szChoosenCos) - 2] = '^0';

?