[cam0]

public Action:HookUserChatMessage(Handle:event, const String:chat[], bool:dontBroadcast){
	new client = GetEventInt(event,"userid");
	client = GetClientOfUserId(client);
	if(client == 0)
		return Plugin_Handled;
	
	return Plugin_Continue;
}

So this is what I had, for some reason it's just not working?

And I have this in OnPluginStart

HookEvent("player_say", 	HookUserChatMessage, 	EventHookMode_Pre);

[Darkness_]

In the root directory of your mod you will find a text file called bspconvar_whitelist.txt. In that, check to see if there is a line that is giving maps access to use 'say'.

[Franc1sco]

Originally Posted by Darkness_ In the root directory of your mod you will find a text file called bspconvar_whitelist.txt. In that, check to see if there is a line that is giving maps access to use 'say'.

Or

PHP Code:

public OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("say", SayConsole);
}
 
public Action:SayConsole(client, args)
{
    if (client==0) return Plugin_Handled;
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


[Dr. Greg House]

Protip: Kill the responsible entities upon spawn. Unfortunately some official maps apparently use point_servercommand (so I've been told), but I don't give a fuck (sorry if thats rude but: ). It's just something waiting to be exploited. And BTW, screw most mappers.

[_AeonOne_]

Originally Posted by Dr. Greg House Protip: Kill the responsible entities upon spawn. Unfortunately some official maps apparently use point_servercommand (so I've been told), but I don't give a fuck (sorry if thats rude but: ). It's just something waiting to be exploited. And BTW, screw most mappers.

not cool.
Some maps, (at example many Jailmaps) using point_servercommands also for manipulating physics commands temporary like phys_pushscale to enable some minigames.
And also some maps are using env_hudhint to print keyhinttexts to the clients.
(Source: I was one of the screwed mappers in the past ^^)
And i don't know, exploiting this? I mean, thats nothing which is networked?


EDIT: To give you also a protip:
When you have a FastDL Server or something similar,
(Seperated Download map and server map), you could use a hex editor for the map on the server to replace these commands with whitespaces.
Since the server does not seem to CRC this content it does not lead to errors, your messages are gone and the clients are getting the real map (with the commands). So its a win-win-win situation.
We used this in the past on our servers to get rid of the advertisments in the maps.

[xf117]

Originally Posted by _AeonOne_ not cool. Some maps, (at example many Jailmaps) using point_servercommands also for manipulating physics commands temporary like phys_pushscale to enable some minigames. And also some maps are using env_hudhint to print keyhinttexts to the clients. (Source: I was one of the screwed mappers in the past ^^) And i don't know, exploiting this? I mean, thats nothing which is networked? EDIT: To give you also a protip: When you have a FastDL Server or something similar, (Seperated Download map and server map), you could use a hex editor for the map on the server to replace these commands with whitespaces. Since the server does not seem to CRC this content it does not lead to errors, your messages are gone and the clients are getting the real map (with the commands). So its a win-win-win situation. We used this in the past on our servers to get rid of the advertisments in the maps.

point_servercommand should be removed from all maps by default. If map absolutely requires this entity, it is probably sucks anyway since mapmaker failed to do it correctly.

[_AeonOne_]

Originally Posted by xf117 point_servercommand should be removed from all maps by default. If map absolutely requires this entity, it is probably sucks anyway since mapmaker failed to do it correctly.

Beside the possibility that the mapper can add malicious commands (which i've already seen),
do you have any other constructive argument for it?
The Fact is: their are simply some tasks in making a good minigame-map or jail-map or ...-map where you don't got another way.
At example you cannot do a good soccer-minigame which is suitable for jail-gameplay without altering phys_pushscale. You must use this! There is just no other way around it for the mapmaker. So they don't suck, their just lacking of alternative possibilities.

[xf117]

Originally Posted by _AeonOne_ Beside the possibility that the mapper can add malicious commands (which i've already seen), do you have any other constructive argument for it? The Fact is: their are simply some tasks in making a good minigame-map or jail-map or ...-map where you don't got another way. At example you cannot do a good soccer-minigame which is suitable for jail-gameplay without altering phys_pushscale. You must use this! There is just no other way around it for the mapmaker. So they don't suck, their just lacking of alternative possibilities.

I've already stated the constructive argument. If you can't figure out the proper way to do it by combining several entities in Source way (triggers, events and filters), you can't produce a good map.
You should not base your actions on something you can't use rather than finding a creative way to combine things you can use.
All the point_servercommands i've seen were either destructive for server itself or abusing trying to give certain people advantage. Without proper moderation (sandbox, white filter or etc) this tool should not even exist.

[_AeonOne_]

Originally Posted by xf117 I've already stated the constructive argument. If you can't figure out the proper way to do it by combining several entities in Source way (triggers, events and filters), you can't produce a good map. You should not base your actions on something you can't use rather than finding a creative way to combine things you can use. All the point_servercommands i've seen were either destructive for server itself or abusing trying to give certain people advantage. Without proper moderation (sandbox, white filter or etc) this tool should not even exist.

Okay we are getting a bit offtopic here so here my last one:
You know what you argument is directing to he? Anything which is not possible with Vanilla stuff is bad stuff. ...did you look on which forum you are writing here?
And yearh i've seen that too, but how i mentioned above: use a hex editor to cut it out of the map and leave the ones which are actually usefull.

[Powerlord]

I was under the impression that Valve started ignoring point_servercommand in CS:GO unless a specific cvar was set. Or am I confusing that with point_clientcommand?