[-mE-]

While searching something in the HLSDK (eiface.h), I accidentally stumbled upon this functions:

// Return 1 if the packet is valid.  Set response_buffer_size if you want to send a response packet.  Incoming, it holds the max
//  size of the response_buffer, so you must zero it out if you choose not to respond.
int				(*pfnConnectionlessPacket )	( const struct netadr_s *net_from, const char *args, char *response_buffer, int *response_buffer_size );

If I get this right, this could be used as an alternative to sockets and would allow the server's port to implement a additional custom protocol!? Would be nice if this would actually be available via AMXX.

I couldn't find anything else regarding this function in the DOCs, forum, HLSDK, google, etc. and only have a limited knowledge in MetaMod and thus can't test it there, so please excuse for being n00b if I misunderstood the function

[Orangutanz]

I'll have a look at this later, I've already been reviewing FakeMeta since it seemed the SDK hasn't been updated to AMXX 1.76 which I did the other night.

[Orangutanz]

Done some digging around on the NET since the HLSDK is useless, basically allowing this in FakeMeta is pointless.

The reason is that the client must be able to recieve this data that you send.