[Silencer123]

Help from the Pros? Thats what I need!
I hope you have success! Thanks!!

[Skyrider]

Perhaps you could give xxx of money on joining server for now?

[Silencer123]

money_connect 123
You should read the Info Part! ^^

[Skyrider]

Ah, sorry. I never saw that part. Sorry about that, Thanks!

[Silencer123]

No Problem!
The countdown_special will work great in 1.6!

[Skyrider]

Silencer123, an idea. First, could you change the command in help from gethealthkit to usehealthkit. even though the usehealthkit command works, it shows up as gethealthkit in the amx_help list.

Also, the idea:
Could you also make "say commands"?. Example, you say /buyammo in chat, and it shows up the menu. The same for the /usehealthkit . Or you can make a small menu, like /scmenu

[Silencer123]

Should not be a Problem.
So far I did not work on the code for one week.
(I thought GHW_Chronic finds something fast but it looks
like there is no way for the Frag Reward at the Moment)
I add those say Commands and fix that little Bug in Help.
Then bringing up Version 1.6 soon, note that the countdown_abort
function stops the countdown message and the Command on end,
but the time still silently runs in Background. This means if you
right after that make a new Countdown it will go with double
Speed, until the Time of previous Countdown has ended.

[GHW_Chronic]

yeah, I find stuff fast, but that's only if I'm trying to find something. As unfortunate as it is WoW takes up 95% of my time. The other 5% is sleeping and this post.

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by GHW_Chronic I'll do some research for you on how to hook the killing of monsters in sven-coop. For now though you need to find a better way to hook when a players spawns as using client_PreThink for this is a waste of memory.

You can try register_think or register_forward(FM_Think... and use the parameter of the monster's classname. Inside the think, check if the monster's flags are FL_KILLME. Not totally sure if that's how Sven handles death, but it may work.

[Silencer123]

Can you explain register_think a bit better?
how about a full example?