[hornet]

Originally Posted by meTaLiCroSS register_touch > Ham_Touch > FM_Touch Keep in mind the usage of register_touch beside the others.

register_touch() vs Ham_Touch is circumstantial really. There are many cases where using hamsandwich would be beneficial since the forward can be unregistered.

[GuskiS]

About register_touch, is it possible to catch every touch to specific entity?
For example, register_touch("weaponbox", "player", "Touch_WeaponBox"); but I would need to check if it touches world too. With ham I can do that, but with register_touch? Register it twice?

[hornet]

Originally Posted by GuskiS About register_touch, is it possible to catch every touch to specific entity? For example, register_touch("weaponbox", "player", "Touch_WeaponBox"); but I would need to check if it touches world too. With ham I can do that, but with register_touch? Register it twice?

Specifying "*" will detect any touch. An alternative is "worldspawn" for touches on world only.
Can't say which module will be better for you without knowing what you want to achieve.

[Fr33m@n]

Best thing would be to have a profiler who can tell what forward is the less greedy.

I know it's bad but, sometimes, i just want to DL an old build version of cs just to run 1.8.1 profiler and monitor some funcs...

[Backstabnoob]

Ham should be the fastest one, but it only allows you to specify one classname so it depends on what you want to do with it.

[hornet]

Originally Posted by Fr33m@n Best thing would be to have a profiler who can tell what forward is the less greedy. I know it's bad but, sometimes, i just want to DL an old build version of cs just to run 1.8.1 profiler and monitor some funcs...

If there's a difference it will be trivial and irrelevant. You should be focused on which method will be called less times.

[GuskiS]

Atm I'm using ham_touch for detecting if my thrown knife hits something. If wall, change movetype and drop to ground. If player, I ham_killed him. But the problem is, sometimes, very rarely, when player is hit, server freezes and crashes, I don't know why.