[edon1337]

Originally Posted by thisisinfuriating Well, wouldn't that stop it from counting stats if there's less than 6 players, and re-enable it when more or equal to 6 players join?

No, it simply returns 0 when there's less than 6 players, nothing else.

[Bugsy]

You should just use a variable to determine whether or not stats should be counted based on player count.

PHP Code:

new bool:g_bPaused;

//Check at round start or something
g_bPaused = bool:( get_playersnum() < 5 );

//Where you track stats
if ( !g_bPaused )
{
     //record stats
} 


[thisisinfuriating]

Originally Posted by edon1337 No, it simply returns 0 when there's less than 6 players, nothing else.

PHP Code:

    new Players[32], NumT, NumCT;
    get_players(Players, NumT, "eh", "TERRORIST");
    get_players(Players, NumCT, "eh", "CT");

    if((NumT + NumCT) < 6)
        return 0; 


Would adding this at NativeGetProgress in the API do the job?

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by thisisinfuriating PHP Code:     new Players[32], NumT, NumCT;     get_players(Players, NumT, "eh", "TERRORIST");     get_players(Players, NumCT, "eh", "CT");     if((NumT + NumCT) < 6)         return 0;  Would adding this at NativeGetProgress in the API do the job?

Use Bugsy's code.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by edon1337 Use Bugsy's code.

My code counts all players regardless of team assignment. If he wants to count only those on a team then he will need additional code.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by Bugsy My code counts all players regardless of team assignment. If he wants to count only those on a team then he will need additional code.

No, he wants the general number of connected players, so your code is just fine.