[condolent]

How can I set a prefix to a normal chat message from a user?

I was first thinking of just using a command listener for "say" and then change it to something like this:

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if(GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_CT)
    CPrintToChatAll("{green}[%s] {team2}%N :{default} %s", gang, client, message);
if(GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_T)
    CPrintToChatAll("{green}[%s] {team1}%N :{default} %s", gang, client, message); 


But that would collide with other plugins that changes colors and such of messages.

So I was wondering if it was possible to get the final message and append to it, but at the start of the message?

[cristian20042]

First, you can add

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RegConsoleCmd("say", SayHook); 


or a command listener like this :

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AddCommandListener(SayHook, "say"); 


at the beggining of the plugin.
Then do a custom chat message like this :

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public Action:SayHook(client, const String:command[], args)  
{

        new String:szText[256];
        GetCmdArg(1, szText, sizeof(szText));
        
        if ( (GetUserFlagBits ( client ) & ADMFLAG_RESERVATION )) {
        if(IsClientInGame(client)) 
        {
            PrintToChatAll("★ \x05[\x02V\x03I\x04P\x05] \x07%N : \x03%s", client, szText);
            return Plugin_Handled;
        }
        }
    
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


And your plugin should look like this :

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#include <sourcemod>

#define PLUGIN_VERSION   "1.0"

public Plugin:myinfo = {
    name = "",
    author = "",
    description = "",
    version = PLUGIN_VERSION,
    url = ""
};

public OnPluginStart() 
{
    AddCommandListener(SayHook, "say");   
}

public Action:SayHook(client, const String:command[], args)  
{

    new String:szText[256];
    GetCmdArg(1, szText, sizeof(szText));
        
    if(GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_CT) {
        PrintToChatAll("{green}[%s] {team2}%N :{default} %s", gang, client, szText); 
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }
    else if(GetClientTeam(client) == CS_TEAM_T) {
        PrintToChatAll("{green}[%s] {team1}%N :{default} %s", gang, client, szText);  
        return Plugin_Handled;
    }
        
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
} 


OR you can use OnChatMessage !

REMEMBER !
It is just an example ! Also as you can see don't forget to add

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return Plugin_Continue; 


because it will make other chat plugins to get bugged if you have !

[Papero]

Why you just don't use chat-processor

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public Action CP_OnChatMessage(int& author, ArrayList recipients, char[] flagstring, char[] name, char[] message, bool& processcolors, bool& removecolors)
{
    Format(name, MAXLENGTH_NAME, "{green}[%s]{teamcolor}%s{default}", gang, name);
    return Plugin_Changed;
} 


Then you just add checks for the team and it's done.

Available colors

[hmmmmm]

But that would collide with other plugins that changes colors and such of messages.

I don't think his issue is how to actually do it, but how to make it the final adjustment. Unfortunately hook order in sourcemod can't be relied on, so you'll have to work around that by editing the other plugins or creating a new forward/native.