[Hammerfallerz]

Hello.

I'd like to ask for a plugin that makes constant tsay/csay color for admins with custom flag access.

For example if admin has custom access flag "t", EVEN if he specifies color for his message, it will appear in definied color for his access.

Like always green for flag "t": if admin with flag "t" types amx_tsay red blablabla or just say @r blablabla, his message wont be red, it will be green. Whatever color he chooses, if will be only in green.

Same if admin with flag "n" -- for example always red for this flag. Whatever color he types (amx_tsay white blabla) or say @ blabla (if you dont specify color after @, it will go white be default), it is ignored and message is typed in red.

I hope you got my point.

Please, do NOT make any cvars (maybe some #define stuff or smt), we're already overloaded. I can edit flags in a completed plugin.

Thank you.

[fysiks]

I would suggest a modification of adminchat.amxx instead of a new plugin.

[Hammerfallerz]

Ok, but can anyone do it?

[fysiks]

I can look into it but it might be a while before I get to it.

[fysiks]

Done. I didn't test it but it was simple. If it doesn't work or you would like anything modified further, let me know.

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[Hammerfallerz]

I'll test, thanks!

[Hammerfallerz]

It's working, but only if admin uses console command amx_tsay (here specifies color) message. Then it's sent according to his flag.

But if he uses "say @(first letter of a color) message" (for example say @y asd -> will print message in yellow, but his access is for "red") then it's sent in a color that admin has chosen.

Can you please fix it?

[fysiks]

Oops, I totally forgot about that method . I'll go and look at it and hopefully have a solution in a little while.

EDIT: Ok, fixed. Sorry about that .

[Hammerfallerz]

I'll test

[Hammerfallerz]

Works, thanks!