[robotortoise]

Sm_rename doesn't work all that well now, mainly because it changes names to gibberish.

What if it instead changed names to one of many defined names on "names_list.cfg" in sourcemod/cfgs?
And that cfg would contain a few different pre-set names chosen by the community. Maybe even Alliedmodders donators' names?

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by robotortoise Sm_rename doesn't work all that well now, mainly because it changes names to gibberish.

On what game?

[robotortoise]

Tf2.

[micazoid]

Works fine on my server

[Sreaper]

Works for me too.

[robotortoise]

Okay, let me elaborate. It WORKS, but not well, as you then can't use other commands easily because their names are gibberish. If the names were normal names, it'd be easier to slap them, rename them to sonething else, ect.

Am I making myself clear or should I elaborate more?

[Sreaper]

Originally Posted by robotortoise Okay, let me elaborate. It WORKS, but not well, as you then can't use other commands easily because their names are gibberish. If the names were normal names, it'd be easier to slap them, rename them to sonething else, ect. Am I making myself clear or should I elaborate more?

The names are changing flawlessly for me. 'Sm_rename robo spider' would make your name spider with no gibberish or targetting errors.

[robotortoise]

Originally Posted by Sreaper The names are changing flawlessly for me. 'Sm_rename robo spider' would make your name spider with no gibberish or targetting errors.

Hmm, no, I meant what happens when you forget to input a parameter, or if you enter it incorrectly. (Sm_rename funnyname @all)

[11530]

Originally Posted by robotortoise Okay, let me elaborate. It WORKS, but not well, as you then can't use other commands easily because their names are gibberish. If the names were normal names, it'd be easier to slap them, rename them to sonething else, ect. Am I making myself clear or should I elaborate more?

Then don't use their names to target them:

sm_somecommand #<UserID>

[robotortoise]

Originally Posted by 11530 Then don't use their names to target them: sm_somecommand #<UserID>

Yeah, that's an idea. I'll try to remember the correct parameters for next time