[maxolahird]

As soon as map changes color go back to normal

[Donski]

Is that an answer to my question or is that a problem you're having?

[Donski]

Is it possible to make it so that if the user does not have any valid flag it doesn't provide them chat colors, even if they exist on the database?

[Drixevel]

Plugin checks once it has the handles in the database if rows exist. If player is not admin, removes all database entries with that auth ID. Might need to add default values but didn't bother to check.

- Jack

[Trans_Am_00]

@Reflexpoison:Is it possible to make everybody can use the !ccc command? Not just the admin only

[KiRRA]

Originally Posted by Trans_Am_00 @Reflexpoison:Is it possible to make everybody can use the !ccc command? Not just the admin only

You can add an admin override for the command: "sm_ccc" and have it set to "" so all players can use it.

Unless that was changed in a more recent version of the plugin it should still work as that is how we set ours, except for donators only.

[Trans_Am_00]

@KiRRA:

Originally Posted by KiRRA You can add an admin override for the command: "sm_ccc" and have it set to "" so all players can use it.

Where or how do i do this? What is the full command for this? sm_ccc ?

[KiRRA]

Originally Posted by Trans_Am_00 @KiRRA: Where or how do i do this? What is the full command for this? sm_ccc ?

If you're using just sourcemod to handle your admins there should be a file in the sourcemod/configs folder named admin_overrides (or similar, I'm not at my computer to check). You can edit that file and add "sm_ccc" "" to it.

[Trans_Am_00]

@KiRRA : Like this?

Overrides
{
    /**
     * By default, commands are registered with three pieces of information:
     * 1)Command Name         (for example, "csdm_enable")
     * 2)Command Group Name    (for example, "CSDM")
     * 3)Command Level        (for example, "changemap")
     *
     * You can override the default flags assigned to individual commands or command groups in this way.
     * To override a group, use the "@" character before the name.  Example:
     * Examples:
     *        "@CSDM"            "b"                // Override the CSDM group to 'b' flag
     *         "csdm_enable"    "bgi"            // Override the csdm_enable command to 'bgi' flags
     *
     * Note that for overrides, order is important.  In the above example, csdm_enable overwrites
     * any setting that csdm_enable previously had.
     *
     * You can make a command completely public by using an empty flag string.
     */
     sm_ccc
}

So i just add in < sm_ccc > with no value behind?

[KiRRA]

Originally Posted by Trans_Am_00 @KiRRA : Like this? Overrides { /** * By default, commands are registered with three pieces of information: * 1)Command Name (for example, "csdm_enable") * 2)Command Group Name (for example, "CSDM") * 3)Command Level (for example, "changemap") * * You can override the default flags assigned to individual commands or command groups in this way. * To override a group, use the "@" character before the name. Example: * Examples: * "@CSDM" "b" // Override the CSDM group to 'b' flag * "csdm_enable" "bgi" // Override the csdm_enable command to 'bgi' flags * * Note that for overrides, order is important. In the above example, csdm_enable overwrites * any setting that csdm_enable previously had. * * You can make a command completely public by using an empty flag string. */ sm_ccc } So i just add in < sm_ccc > with no value behind?

You will need the quotations around both the blank flag and the command so it will have to look like:

"sm_ccc" "" //Provides all users access to ccc menu

Replace what you have with what I have typed above and it should work.