[EFFx]

Originally Posted by edon1337 Third parameter returns true in case receiver can hear sender and false otherwise, it won't make any difference. Either way it still keeps spamming. The method with Orpheu that Krtola provided is the only way for now.

If someone can hear you, then you're holding the voice key. So it makes difference ��

Also, do you even check the method correctly? It uses the same forward we were mentioning... It REALLY makes no difference, we'll still need to add a check to avoid the spam. See? No difference.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by EFFx If someone can hear you, then you're holding the voice key. So it makes difference ****************** Also, do you even check the method correctly? It uses the same forward we were mentioning... It REALLY makes no difference, we'll still need to add a check to avoid the spam. See? No difference.

Originally Posted by edon1337 Yes, but in the tutorial, SV_ParseVoiceData was used to check whether player is using voice chat or not. Such thing is only achieved with Orpheu. I tested FM_Voice_SetClientListening, it gets called multiple times within a second even when I'm not holding voice chat, tried checking whether 3rd param is 1 too, same results. Even if you manage to set a delay, how will you know the player is actually holding down the voice chat key?

[EFFx]

I guess you should read what I said again and try to understand my point correctly before trying to argue.

[edon1337]

I actually think you should read what I said earlier, and I'm not trying to argue, I'm trying to prove a point.

Nobody was using voice chat.

PHP Code:

#include < amxmodx >
#include < fakemeta >

public plugin_init( )
{
    register_forward( FM_Voice_SetClientListening, "fwd_Voice_SetClientListening" );
}

public fwd_Voice_SetClientListening( iReceiver, iSender, iListen )
{
    if( iReceiver == iSender || ! is_user_connected( iReceiver ) || ! is_user_connected( iSender ) || ! iListen )
    return FMRES_IGNORED;
    
    client_print( 0, print_chat, "Receiver: %d | Sender: %d", iReceiver, iSender );
    return FMRES_IGNORED;
} 


Also tried checking whether bListen was false. Same results.

Receiver: 2 | Sender: 4
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 4 | Sender: 2
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 4 | Sender: 2
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 4 | Sender: 2
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 3 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 4 | Sender: 2
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 1
Receiver: 5 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 3
Receiver: 1 | Sender: 5
Receiver: 2 | Sender: 4