[samir_dz]

Hello, can anyone make a plugin when a player presses f9 or f8, a hud message appears for all players on the server, name player use the f9 button

To check if he was using cheats

[DJEarthQuake]

What is f9 supposedly? Mine used to be a bind to buy a scout.

[fysiks]

It is not possible to know what actual button is being pressed. You can only know what commands are sent to the server. Some keys are unlikely to be changed (like ASDW) so you can hook hose sort of reliably (I know people who use the actual arrow keys instead of ASDW.

[administratora]

Try that:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <hud>

public plugin_init()
{
    register_event("KeyEvent", "event_key", "be", "1=0", "2!=0")
}

public event_key(const id, const id_type, const id_state, const key, const unk)
{
    if(key == KEY_F9)
    {
        new player_name[32]
        get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)
        new hud_msg[64]
        format(hud_msg, 63, "%s used the F9 key!", player_name)
        show_hudmessage(0, hud_msg)
    }
    else if(key == KEY_F8)
    {
        new player_name[32]
        get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)
        new hud_msg[64]
        format(hud_msg, 63, "%s used the F8 key!", player_name)
        show_hudmessage(0, hud_msg)
    }
} 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by administratora Try that:

1. You can't know what keys are pressed
2. KeyEvent doesn't exist
3. hud.inc doesn't exist unless you have it somewhere (in which case you should provide a link or attachment).

[administratora]

Originally Posted by fysiks You can't know what keys are pressed KeyEvent doesn't exist hud.inc doesn't exist unless you have it somewhere (in which case you should provide a link or attachment).

What about that?

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

#define KEY_F9 119
#define KEY_F8 118

public plugin_init()
{
    register_event("KeyValue", "event_key", "be", "1=0", "2!=0")
}

public event_key(const id, const id_type, const id_state, const key)
{
    if(key == KEY_F9)
    {
        new player_name[32]
        get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)
        client_print(0, print_chat, "[F9] %s used the F9 key!", player_name)
    }
    else if(key == KEY_F8)
    {
        new player_name[32]
        get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)
        client_print(0, print_chat, "[F8] %s used the F8 key!", player_name)
    }
} 


[JocAnis]

Originally Posted by administratora What about that? PHP Code: #include <amxmodx> #define KEY_F9 119 #define KEY_F8 118 public plugin_init() {     register_event("KeyValue", "event_key", "be", "1=0", "2!=0") } public event_key(const id, const id_type, const id_state, const key) {     if(key == KEY_F9)     {         new player_name[32]         get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)         client_print(0, print_chat, "[F9] %s used the F9 key!", player_name)     }     else if(key == KEY_F8)     {         new player_name[32]         get_user_name(id, player_name, 31)         client_print(0, print_chat, "[F8] %s used the F8 key!", player_name)     } }

Can you test it?

[administratora]

Originally Posted by JocAnis Can you test it?

No, I am writing this on my phone, sorry. I'm on a holiday without my laptop, if someone can test it would be great

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by administratora No, I am writing this on my phone, sorry. I'm on a holiday without my laptop, if someone can test it would be great

Are you also just randomly guessing with random things that have "key" in their name? "KeyValue" is not an event that can be hooked like this and has nothing to do with your keyboard. As I already said, it's been understood for nearly ever that you cannot know what keys are pressed.

You might want to test it yourself before posting since you're clearly not confident what you're posting will actually work.