[MrTimcakes]

I am a server owner and i have many plugins i type into the console every time i join i would like to know if there is a way for the server to exec the commands when i join. So i usually type Sm_fov @me 120 For 120 Fov andsm_noselfdamage so i can rocket jump with no damage. Is this possible?

If you need more info just ask me

Thanks, Ducky

[MasterOfTheXP]

Change it, compile it, n' go.

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

public OnClientPostAdminCheck(client)
{
    new String:SteamID[50];
    GetClientAuthString(client, SteamID, 50);
    if (StrEqual(SteamID, "STEAM_Y:O:URSTEAMID", false))
    {
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_fov @me 120");
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_noselfdamage");
    }
} 


Although, if that doesn't work (even though it should, since you're in-game when PostAdminCheck happens), it may need a teamchange hook instead.

[Dr. McKay]

You could just put all the commands into a .cfg file like C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\<username>\team fortress 2\tf\cfg\myserver.cfg, then type "exec myserver" in console when you join.

[MrTimcakes]

Thanks it worked. Im just trying to find out if i can use a Cfg with the commands in for the commands and seeing if i can do the same to the steam id for multiple users.

Thanks, Ducky

[Snaggle]

There is also the bind method. You can bind a key to those commands.

bind "YOUR KEY" "sm_fov @me 120; sm_noselfdamage"

PHP Code:

bind "K" "sm_fov @me 120; sm_noselfdamage" 


[xomp]

Originally Posted by MrTimcakes Thanks it worked. Im just trying to find out if i can use a Cfg with the commands in for the commands and seeing if i can do the same to the steam id for multiple users. Thanks, Ducky

Do you really need to read from a config file for a few commands? I think what MasterOfTheXP posted would be perfectly fine for the small amount of commands you wanted to run. Hell you can easily keep adding commands to it:

    {
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_fov @me 120");
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_noselfdamage");
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_getwreckedkid");
        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_imaterribleadminthatneedssecretadvantages");
    }

[MrTimcakes]

Originally Posted by xomp Do you really need to read from a config file for a few commands? I think what MasterOfTheXP posted would be perfectly fine for the small amount of commands you wanted to run. Hell you can easily keep adding commands to it: { FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_fov @me 120"); FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_noselfdamage"); FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_getwreckedkid"); FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_imaterribleadminthatneedssecretadvantages"); }

xomp i just wanted a config so i didnt have to compile the plugin and restart everytime to add new commands and users.
and as for the

        FakeClientCommand(client, "sm_imaterribleadminthatneedssecretadvantages");

the Fov is to change the Field of view and every player can do it and the no self damage is for rocket jumping and everyone can also do that it was just for convenience so i dint have to type them all the time

Edit: oh yeah the code is perfect i didnt say it was bad.

[Mitchell]

If its for every one why not just make it execute on everyone via plugin itself?

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by Mitchell If its for every one why not just make it execute on everyone via plugin itself?

He means that the commands are available to everyone, but he wants his personal preferences to be executed when he joins.

[xomp]

Originally Posted by MrTimcakes the Fov is to change the Field of view and every player can do it and the no self damage is for rocket jumping and everyone can also do that it was just for convenience so i dint have to type them all the time

Sorry to draw that conclusion of you since you had never implied the commands were public to everyone until now.