[Javierko]

Special thanks to guys from AM -> nosop and Kailo, thanks for helping me ^^

Description

CS:GO plugin that make kill feed like in Fortnite (in chat) and disable kill feed from CS:GO (right top).

Screenshots







If you kill somebody, name will be green (like in fortnite), if not, name will be gray.

Cvars

Spoiler

// This file was auto-generated by SourceMod (v1.9.0.6241)
// ConVars for plugin "csgo_fornite.smx"

// 1 - Kill feed will be disabled, 0 - enabled
// -
// Default: "0"
// Minimum: "0.000000"
// Maximum: "1.000000"
sm_kf_disable "0"

Installation

Download file, open zip file, drag files (addons) and place it into your csgo root folder

Change log

Spoiler

1.0.2 - event.BroadcastDisabled = true; instead of return Plugin_Handled;
1.0.1 - Added Cvar - sm_kf_disable
1.0.0 - Initial commit

Download

Plugin | Source | Repository | Ideas?

[Obyboby]

Add a screenshot please

[iskenderkebab33]

also showing the distance in meters?

Player1 eliminated Player2 with Sniper. (200m)

(would be nice)

[Javierko]

Originally Posted by Obyboby Add a screenshot please

Okay
e.Javi - added

Originally Posted by iskenderkebab33 also showing the distance in meters? Player1 eliminated Player2 with Sniper. (200m) (would be nice)

Yes, work perfectly.

[iskenderkebab33]

Originally Posted by Javierko Okay e.Javi - added Yes, work perfectly.

nice work!

[BraveFox]

Cool.

[eyal282]

Doesn't this plugin block every single other plugin trying to hook player_death post?

[Javierko]

Originally Posted by eyal282 Doesn't this plugin block every single other plugin trying to hook player_death post?

Ye its possible.. Maybe i can make some cvar on it.

e.Javi - done

[Papero]

Originally Posted by eyal282 Doesn't this plugin block every single other plugin trying to hook player_death post?

Maybe just set the eventbroadcast to false instead of returning Plugin_Handled (or >) will do the job?

[Javierko]

Originally Posted by Papero Maybe just set the eventbroadcast to false instead of returning Plugin_Handled (or >) will do the job?

Ye, i will, tested, works fine.
Thanks.

Released in 1.0.2