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Originally Posted by Crasher_3637 PHP Code: #include <sourcemod> #pragma semicolon 1 #pragma newdecls required public Plugin myinfo = {     name = "Quiet ConVar Changer",     description = "Quietly change a ConVar's value.",     author = "Psyk0tik (Crasher_3637)",     version = "1.0",     url = "http://forums.alliedmods.net/" }; public void OnPluginStart() {     RegAdminCmd("sm_qcvar", Command_QuietCvar, ADMFLAG_CONVARS, "sm_qcvar <ConVar> <Value> - Quietly change a ConVar's value"); } public Action Command_QuietCvar(int client, int args) {     if (args < 1 || args > 2)     {         ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] Usage: sm_qcvar <ConVar> <Value> - Quietly change a ConVar's value");         return Plugin_Handled;     }     char sConVar[64];     GetCmdArg(1, sConVar, sizeof(sConVar));     ConVar cvSetting = FindConVar(sConVar);     if (cvSetting != null)     {         switch (args)         {             case 1:             {                 char sValue[64];                 cvSetting.GetString(sValue, sizeof(sValue));                 ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] Value of cvar \"%s\": \"%s\"", sConVar, sValue);             }             case 2:             {                 char sValue[64];                 GetCmdArg(2, sValue, sizeof(sValue));                 int iFlags = cvSetting.Flags;                 if (iFlags & FCVAR_NOTIFY)                 {                     cvSetting.Flags = iFlags & ~FCVAR_NOTIFY;                     cvSetting.SetString(sValue);                     cvSetting.Flags = iFlags|FCVAR_NOTIFY;                 }                 else                 {                     cvSetting.SetString(sValue);                 }                 //LogAction(client, -1, "\"%L\" changed cvar (cvar \"%s\") (value \"%s\")", client, sConVar, sValue);             }         }         delete cvSetting;         return Plugin_Handled;     }     ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] Invalid ConVar: %s", sConVar);     return Plugin_Handled; }  I've had this plugin for awhile. Instead of sm_cvar use sm_qcvar

I'll try it later. Thank you very much for giving me the answer. Thanks to you guys, l4d2 has fun.