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Originally Posted by 404UNF Oh nice! This is as far as I had gotten with mine: Spoiler PHP Code: methodmap CBasePlayer __nullable__ < CBaseCombatCharacter {     // Create a CBasePlayer instance from the given client index.     // @param clientIndex    The client index to bind this methodmap to. Can be an invalid client index.     // You can use the CBaseEntity.IsValid property to check if the given client is valid or not.     public CBasePlayer(int clientIndex)     {         if (clientIndex == 0)         {             // special case for client 0 as that is the worldspawn entity,             // and technically not a valid client             return view_as<CBasePlayer>(INVALID_ENTITY);         }                  return view_as<CBasePlayer>(new CBaseCombatCharacter(clientIndex));     }     // Get/set the player's class     property TFClassType Class     {         public get()         {             return TF2_GetPlayerClass(this.Index);         }         public set(TFClassType class)         {             TF2_SetPlayerClass(this.Index, class);         }     }     // Gets/sets the team this player belongs to.     // @return    Player's current TFTeam     property TFTeam Team     {         public get()         {             return TF2_GetClientTeam(this.Index);         }         public set(TFTeam team)         {             TF2_ChangeClientTeam(this.Index, team);         }     }     // Check if client is in a condition     // @return True if client is in condition, false otherwise.     property bool IsInCondition     {         public get(TFCond condition)         {             return TF2_IsPlayerInCondition(this.Index, condition);         }     }     // Check if player is in a duel     property bool IsDuelling     {         public get()         {             return TF2_IsPlayerInDuel(this.Index);         }     }     // Is the player alive?     property bool IsAlive     {         public get()         {             return IsPlayerAlive(this.Index);         }     }     // Get/set player's current skin     property int Skin     {         public get()         {             return GetEntProp(this.Index, Prop_Send, "m_nSkin");         }         public set(int skin)         {             SetEntProp(this.Index, Prop_Send, skin);         }     }     // Add condition to player     public void AddCondition(TFCond condition, float duration, int inflictor)     {         TF2_AddCondition(this.Index, condition, duration, inflictor);     }     // Remove condition from player     public void RemoveCondition(TFCond condition)     {         TF2_RemoveCondition(this.Index, condition);     }     // Disguise player     // Only works for spies so add a spy check before this     public void DisguisePlayer(TFTeam team, TFClassType classType, int target)     {         TF2_DisguisePlayer(this.Index, team, classType, target);     }     // Respawn the player     public void Respawn     {         TF2_RespawnPlayer(this.Index);     } };

Awesome! I've learned a valuable lesson, and that is method maps can make plugin's code a lot neater.