[keyboard1333]

G'Day all!

First Question:
This code works, but is there a more efficient way? And also there's a small bug. While the user changes weapons their speed changes as well.

PHP Code:

public OnGameFrame()
{
    for(new i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++)
    {
        if(IsClientInGame(i) && IsPlayerAlive(i))
        {
            SetEntPropFloat(i, Prop_Send, "m_flMaxspeed", 256.0); //Make all classes the same speed
        }
    }
} 


Second Question:
I currently use the below code to stop engineers building, but I would prefer it if I just removed their PDA and DESTROYTHINGO completely. How would I do this? (I've been searching for most of the day; I can't find it )

PHP Code:

public Action:CommandListener_Build(client, const String:command[], argc)
{
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


Third Question:
I use the below code to prevent ammunition from being dropped when a player dies. Is it possible to change this to only prevent it based on a condition related to the player dying? (e.g. their team, their class, etc.)

PHP Code:

public OnEntityCreated(entity, const String:classname[]) {
    if(IsValidEntity(entity)) {
        if(StrContains(classname, "tf_ammo_pack", false) != -1) {
            AcceptEntityInput(entity, "Kill"); //Prevent ammo drops
        }
    }
} 


Thankyou all very much!

[xf117]

1 - not a bug. Different weapons have different impact on max running speed. You will have to force it either on gameframe or hook weapon switching event.
3 - You will probably have to hook player death event and get the coordinates and other stuff from it. Kinda unreliable, but i never touched tf2, so there might be a better solution.

[MasterOfTheXP]

1. You could maybe use TF2Attributes with a move speed attribute + TF2_AddCondition(i, TFCond_SpeedBuffAlly, 0.01); and set it to something based on the user's m_flMaxspeed that they already have...and then maybe still force it on game frame? If you did that, it would work properly most of the time, and still be really close to the desired move speed when they spam weapon switch.

2. TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot on slots 3 and 4. Don't remove that command listener, though, as they might still be able to build if they don't have it by manually using the build command. Not sure.

3. Check m_hOwnerEntity on each tf_ammo_pack, and see if one matches the client. You're going to have to do this after a 0.0-second timer, though (on the next frame).

[Dr. Greg House]

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP [...]3. Check m_hOwnerEntity on each tf_ammo_pack, and see if one matches the client. You're going to have to do this after a 0.0-second timer, though (on the next frame).

Meh, there is a spawn-output for that.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP 2. TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot on slots 3 and 4. Don't remove that command listener, though, as they might still be able to build if they don't have it by manually using the build command. Not sure.

I would suggest removing slot 5 instead (the actual tf_weapon_builder), but I seem to recall that crashes the server...

[keyboard1333]

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP 1. You could maybe use TF2Attributes with a move speed attribute + TF2_AddCondition(i, TFCond_SpeedBuffAlly, 0.01); and set it to something based on the user's m_flMaxspeed that they already have...and then maybe still force it on game frame? If you did that, it would work properly most of the time, and still be really close to the desired move speed when they spam weapon switch.

Is there any way to do this without using TF2Attributes?

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP 2. TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot on slots 3 and 4. Don't remove that command listener, though, as they might still be able to build if they don't have it by manually using the build command. Not sure.

Worked like a charm! Thanks!

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP 3. Check m_hOwnerEntity on each tf_ammo_pack, and see if one matches the client. You're going to have to do this after a 0.0-second timer, though (on the next frame).

Originally Posted by Dr. Greg House Meh, there is a spawn-output for that.

Sorry, but I have no idea what a "spawn-output" is.

[Dr. Greg House]

http://docs.sourcemod.net/api/index....=show&id=1025&

[friagram]

You can still build without a pda if you use the console and type build 0 1 etc. I think it's buggy but you can get a dispenser going most of the time... Unless this changed recently.

You could hook event player buildobject and just kill the entity, or onentitycreated and kill obj_...
A better option, is to use tf2 attributes to make building cost really high, and remove the gunslinger attribute. Then they can never build.

[bl4nk]

Or just block the "build" command.

[keyboard1333]

Originally Posted by friagram You can still build without a pda if you use the console and type build 0 1 etc. I think it's buggy but you can get a dispenser going most of the time... Unless this changed recently. You could hook event player buildobject and just kill the entity, or onentitycreated and kill obj_... A better option, is to use tf2 attributes to make building cost really high, and remove the gunslinger attribute. Then they can never build.

Originally Posted by bl4nk Or just block the "build" command.

Originally Posted by MasterOfTheXP 2. TF2_RemoveWeaponSlot on slots 3 and 4. Don't remove that command listener, though, as they might still be able to build if they don't have it by manually using the build command. Not sure.

As MasterOfTheXP suggested, I both removed slots 3 and 4 and left in the command listener on "build" that prevents building. This problem has already been resolved. Can you give me any help with the other two problems anyone?