[maqi]

I just told you everything... And no you don't have to use create_cvar

[Cd5ssmffan]

Originally Posted by maqi I just told you everything... And no you don't have to use create_cvar

You told me what the problems are and what solutions to apply, I am still stuck
could you point me to a good tutorial or something? thank you very much sir
I've read over most of the stuff on the tutorials and code snippets part of the site already though and there arent many good video tutorials for scripting in amx

[maqi]

Ill make you a tutorial:

PHP Code:

/* These will be our cvar pointers */
new     g_Cvar_TutorialInt,
        g_Cvar_TutorialString;

public plugin_precache( )
{
        /* We registered our cvars and asigned g_Cvar_Tutorial as our cvar pointers ( That means that everything we want to do with a cvar we do with that pointer ) */

        g_Cvar_TutorialInt = register_cvar( "amx_tutorial_int", "1" );                  
        g_Cvar_TutorialString = register_cvar( "amx_tutorial_string", "Hello World" ); 
        
}

public client_connect( iIndex )
{
    new iTutorial   =   get_pcvar_num( g_Cvar_TutorialInt ); // We get the integer value of our cvar using get_pcvar_num

    new sTutorial[32];  get_pcvar_string( g_Cvar_TutorialString, sTutorial, charsmax(sTutorial) ) // We copied the string value of our cvar to a buffer

    // Do stuff with iTutorial and sTutorial...

}

/* Note: Cvars always have string values, its up to you how you are gonna retrieve it, ) get_pcvar_num, get_pcvar_float, get_pcvar_string etc ... ) */ 


[fysiks]

It sounds like, at the very least, you need to read some of the really basic scripting tutorials like the first two under "Pawn Programming" here.

[Cd5ssmffan]

Originally Posted by fysiks It sounds like, at the very least, you need to read some of the really basic scripting tutorials like the first two under "Pawn Programming" here.

Been over that multiple times before I posted this thread, I can't find exactly what I need

Originally Posted by maqi Ill make you a tutorial: PHP Code: /* These will be our cvar pointers */ new     g_Cvar_TutorialInt,         g_Cvar_TutorialString; public plugin_precache( ) {         /* We registered our cvars and asigned g_Cvar_Tutorial as our cvar pointers ( That means that everything we want to do with a cvar we do with that pointer ) */         g_Cvar_TutorialInt = register_cvar( "amx_tutorial_int", "1" );                           g_Cvar_TutorialString = register_cvar( "amx_tutorial_string", "Hello World" );           } public client_connect( iIndex ) {     new iTutorial   =   get_pcvar_num( g_Cvar_TutorialInt ); // We get the integer value of our cvar using get_pcvar_num     new sTutorial[32];  get_pcvar_string( g_Cvar_TutorialString, sTutorial, charsmax(sTutorial) ) // We copied the string value of our cvar to a buffer     // Do stuff with iTutorial and sTutorial... } /* Note: Cvars always have string values, its up to you how you are gonna retrieve it, ) get_pcvar_num, get_pcvar_float, get_pcvar_string etc ... ) */

I probably shouldn't expect people to "spoon feed" me code but thanks anyway, this solved my problems (except I didn't need the tutorialInt bit

[maqi]

Well you had problems with exactly the code above, I just tried to hell you. You can look at it as you want

And you did need the tutorial int bit, both for comparison and because you didn't undestand how pointers worked.