[4ever16]

Can someone make this plugin.
Donation will be done!

Every steam id has its own .txt or .html file.
So if a new user comes to the server a new file is created for that user.

The file contains and is outputed like this.

Rank                            100
Skill                                   100
Wins              100
Lose         100
Kills                                      100
Deaths                100
HS                                                       100
Knife                              100
Plants                       100
Defuses            100
Mini-ace                 100
Ace                                        1 00
Respekt              100
Leaves                     100

*Rank your place.
*Skill all points put togheter. Deaths are exluded. No deaths!
*Wins +1 point if 16 rounds have been won.
*Lose -1 point if other team won 16 rounds.
*Kills +1 kill
*Deaths -1 death
*HS +1 för headshot.
*Knife +1 knife kill.
*Plants +1 plant the bomb
*Defuse +1 defuse the bomb.
*Mini-ace +1 if you kill 4 people in one round
*Ace +1 if you kill 5 people in one round.
*Respekt - people can write .rep.nickname and that user gets +1 points.
*Leaves -1 point if you disconnect.

[friagram]

Files is such a bad idea.
Mysql much better

[4ever16]

I dont like mysql or web stuff.

[nosoop]

I'd recommend SQLite as a file-based database. It's not only used for web stuff; one notable example of SQLite is its use to store data for Android applications.

The problem with what you want to do is that you want to calculate the rank of individual users. To do so in your custom setup, you'd have to open up every player's file, read in their values, then calculate their rank (and store it). You really don't want to be opening and closing hundreds of files every time you want to do that.

[lay295]

You're gonna have a bad time when you end up with 1k-100k separate text files...

[jballou]

Why not just use something like HLStatsX and display the data in whichever format you want? Flat files for data storage isn't a scalable model, especially when 95% of what you want is already available. I'd take a look at that first, save your money and hire a freelancer to make your interface.

[4ever16]

Originally Posted by lay295 You're gonna have a bad time when you end up with 1k-100k separate text files...

Ne man its not for public server so its not gonan be so much files.