[avitardotnet]

Hey,

I was looking at other plugins that come with sourcemod and saw includes to pull scripts remotely via #include however I want to know if you can call a compiled smx the same way and use it.. in some regaurd similair to:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>

#include <sm_slap.smx>
#include <sm_freeze.smx>
#include <sm_gravity.smx>
#include <sm_explode.smx>
#include <sm_explode.smx>

//use custom model
new bool:modelchange = false;

public Plugin:myinfo = {
	name = "Fatality",
	author = "David Smith",
	description = "<- Allows for players to become a Predator ->",
	version = "1.1.0.0",
	url = "http://avitar.net/"
};
 
public OnPluginStart() {
	RegAdminCmd("sm_fatality", Command_Leap, ADMFLAG_SLAY, "sm_fatality <#userid|name>");
}

public Action:Command_Predator(client,args) {
	
	if (args == 1){
	
		new String: arg1[32];
		GetCmdArg(1, arg1, sizeof(arg1));
		new victim = FindTarget(client, arg1);

		if(target != -1){ 

		// execute evil slayage
		sm_gravity victim;
		sm_slap victim;
		sm_freeze victim;
		sm_explode victim;
		sm_slay victim;
		
		}
	}
}

also is there

[Lebson506th]

You can just do ServerCommand("sm_whatever %s", argshere)


No need to include anything.

[naris]

If you write both plugins, you can also create natives and use those (which is more flexible):
http://wiki.alliedmods.net/Creating_Natives_(SourceMod_Scripting)

and/or use forwards:
http://wiki.alliedmods.net/Function_Calling_API_(SourceMod_Scripting)

You can also modified plugins that you want to use to add natives to them so that you can call them from other plugins. I have done this many times.

[BAILOPAN]

Using server commands is not recommended for interop. It's non-deterministic - you don't know when it will actually execute.

[Avitar]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN Using server commands is not recommended for interop. It's non-deterministic - you don't know when it will actually execute.

Good to know; this is more important than actually knowing the command since it is directly opposed to general programming practices -- build modular -- which would have actually caused me more problems in the long run.