[Olly]

NEVER, EVER! use a listen server to test plugins and stuff like that. You will spend hours getting it to work, only to find that it works differently when its on a dedicated server.

And btw RegConsoleCmd only works for client, but i dont know how that would work with a listen server....
you see the problem? confusion already

[L. Duke]

I nearly always use a listenserver for testing. No problems so far.

[FlyingMongoose]

That's because you're weird LDuke.

I have had nothing but problems, inconsistencies, and erroneous installations if I use anything BUT the HLDSUpdateTool install. Meaning, I don't use steam "Source Server", and I don't use a listen server. I ALWAYS use the standalone...always.

[dutchmeat]

so what can I do ?

[L. Duke]

What mod is this for?

Also, it's not clear to me from the code whether "playerindex" is a userid or an entity index. Which does FindDataMapOffset require and which is being sent in?

[FlyingMongoose]

It requires entity index.

Are you assuming he's trying to find it via userid?

[dutchmeat]

Hmm, that's a possibility, but I don't know if the 'client' var(referring to page one of this topic)is a userid, or an entity.

[Olly]

Well does an event call this function '
GetPlayerHealth' ?

[FlyingMongoose]

based on your test it should actually work dutch, the RegConsoleCmd first param is based on index, not userid. and player index is usually their entid

[Rakshu]

Try this:

public OnPluginStart()
{
...........
g_HealthOffset = FindSendPropOffs("CPlayerResource", "m_iHealth");
...........
}

public Action:Test(client,args){
PrintToServer("%d",GetEntData(client, g_HealthOffset + (client * 4)));
return Plugin_Handled;
}

CPlayerResource is an array of values for each player, not only for one ...