[Powerlord]

I modified the workshop functions in the other thread to copy the original string to destination if it doesn't find a directory delimiter, which should make this code work properly:

PHP Code:

ParseZoneConfig()
{
    decl String:sConfigFile[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], String:inputMap[PLATFORM_MAX_PATH], String:sMap[64];
    GetCurrentMap(inputMap, sizeof(inputMap));
    RemoveMapPath(inputMap, sMap, sizeof(sMap));
    BuildPath(Path_SM, sConfigFile, sizeof(sConfigFile), "configs/antirush/%s.cfg", sMap);
    
    if(!FileExists(sConfigFile))
    {
        LogMessage("Current Path: %s", sConfigFile);
        return;
    }
} 


[Wilczek]

Thank you Powerlord. I'm not a coder so I supposed that if path doesn't contain /workshop/ string, nothing will happen. That's why I was confused with blank return.

[LambdaLambda]

@up
you were right, make sure you update your library cos Powerlord have uploaded new ver. of these.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Wilczek Thank you Powerlord. I'm not a coder so I supposed that if path doesn't contain /workshop/ string, nothing will happen. That's why I was confused with blank return.

Well, RemoveMapPath will remove any path, not just workshop paths.

As a general rule, servers usually don't have multiple maps with the same name in different paths and I'm not even sure how CS:GO handles that... I know you can put the map name without the workshop path in both mapgroups and mapcycle.txt.

In fact, the MapEqual command in the same file exists because of that.

[Wilczek]

Originally Posted by Powerlord As a general rule, servers usually don't have multiple maps with the same name in different paths and I'm not even sure how CS:GO handles that... I know you can put the map name without the workshop path in both mapgroups and mapcycle.txt.

I'm not sure too. All I know default maps are being stored in main /csgo/maps folder, and custom maps have additional /workshop/id subfolders. I don't understand why don't they just unify it.