After some checks, the code is the same as HL1, so like you can see in HLSDK :
Code:
void CGameTeamMaster::Use( CBaseEntity *pActivator, CBaseEntity *pCaller, USE_TYPE useType, float value )
{
if ( !CanFireForActivator( pActivator ) )
return;
if ( useType == USE_SET )
{
if ( value < 0 )
{
m_teamIndex = -1;
}
else
{
m_teamIndex = g_pGameRules->GetTeamIndex( pActivator->TeamID() );
}
return;
}
if ( TeamMatch( pActivator ) )
{
SUB_UseTargets( pActivator, triggerType, value );
if ( RemoveOnFire() )
UTIL_Remove( this );
}
}
Code:
const char *CGameTeamMaster::TeamID( void )
{
if ( m_teamIndex < 0 ) // Currently set to "no team"
return "";
return g_pGameRules->GetIndexedTeamName( m_teamIndex ); // UNDONE: Fill this in with the team from the "teamlist"
}
Code:
BOOL CGameTeamMaster::TeamMatch( CBaseEntity *pActivator )
{
if ( m_teamIndex < 0 && AnyTeam() )
return TRUE;
if ( !pActivator )
return FALSE;
return UTIL_TeamsMatch( pActivator->TeamID(), TeamID() );
}
The problem is in
UTIL_TeamsMatch(), because
CBaseEntity::TeamID() and
CGameTeamMaster::TeamID() return "" in CS. So yes, you can put any teamindex value, it will return always "", thus the check
UTIL_TeamsMatch() always true.
As solution, you can hook
CGameTeamMaster::TeamMatch() with Orpheu and redo the function and checking manually with the offset 35 (m_teamIndex) and cs_get_user_team for activor.
EDIT : I was writting the signature of the function when i've seen that in the windows decompiled code, the function is integrated as inline into
CGameTeamMaster::Use(). Meaning, for windows It would need to redo the Use() function... :/ Will do it later, anyway.