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PHP Code:

public OnEntityCreated(entity, const String:classname[])
{
    if (StrEqual(classname,"tf_projectile_pipe_remote", false))
    {
        SDKHook(entity, SDKHook_PreThink, OnPreThinkPost);
    }
} 


L 08/23/2014 - 04:35:14: [SM] Native "SDKHook" reported: Hook type not valid for this type of entity (165/tf_projectile_pipe_remote)
L 08/23/2014 - 04:35:14: [SM] Displaying call stack trace for plugin "sticky.smx":
L 08/23/2014 - 04:35:14: [SM]   [0]  Line 291, C:\frog\tf\addons\sourcemod\scripting\sticky.sp::OnEntityCreated()
L 08/23/2014 - 04:36:39: [SM] Native "SDKHook" reported: Hook type not valid for this type of entity (42/tf_projectile_pipe_remote)
L 08/23/2014 - 04:36:39: [SM] Displaying call stack trace for plugin "sticky.smx":
L 08/23/2014 - 04:36:39: [SM]   [0]  Line 291, C:\frog\tf\addons\sourcemod\scripting\sticky.sp::OnEntityCreated()

What are my alternatives to hooking stickies for every frame?

Or would I just have to settle for a 0.1 timer?

...

For every sticky?


While we're at it, what's the difference between

SDKHook_PreThink,
SDKHook_PostThink,
SDKHook_Think,
SDKHook_PreThinkPost,
SDKHook_PostThinkPost,
SDKHook_ThinkPost,

Edit: While testing all of these different "Think" hooks I must've missed SDKHook_Think. Trying it again, and it works fine for my stickies.

But my question still stands.

[friagram]

The thinks fire in different orders, as they are labeled...
Diferent events will happen depending on each callback. You will find that some netprops will be updated on say think, so you can use thinkpost. If you try to update them too early, you'll end up being behind, so you'll run into problems overwriting them.