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Silencer123
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Old 07-16-2006 , 15:40   Re: Compile help
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register_concmd("amx_life", "cmd_life", "<target>")
Compiler thinks that the value <target> defines the needed access for the command,
not a description for amx_help. I did not find a way to make a command not need
any rights AND have a description in amx_help at the same time, yet, if it is possible at all.
Have a look: http://www.amxmodx.org/funcwiki.php?...ncmd&go=search
Replace the above with:
register_concmd("amx_life", "cmd_life")

EDIT: I found way to make it accessable to everyone AND have amx_help entry!
Use:

register_concmd("amx_life", "cmd_life", 0, "<target>")
"0" is the tricky number that allows everyone access

Second problem: As it stands there you read the first argument (arg1) two times.
Replace


read_argv(1, arg1, 23)
read_argv(2, arg1, 3)



with


read_argv(1, arg1, 23)
read_argv(2, arg2, 3)




Then you read wrong arguments again:


if (equali(arg[1], "T")) {
Team = 2
else if (equali(arg[2], "CT")) {
Team = 1
}



Replace it with:


if (equali(arg2[1], "T")) {
Team = 2
else if (equali(arg2[2], "CT")) {
Team = 1
}




I think that was it.
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Old 07-16-2006 , 22:34   Re: Compile help
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Silencer123
EDIT: I found way to make it accessable to everyone AND have amx_help entry!
Use:

register_concmd("amx_life", "cmd_life", 1, "<target>")
"1" is the tricky number that allows everyone access
actually "1" would be ADMIN_IMMUNITY and "0" is for everyone (as it says in amxconst.inc)
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