[FaTony]

Originally Posted by Kryptos He provides the source file specifically for people wanting to modify it.

...because GPL forces him to do that.

Originally Posted by Kryptos That is, if you have object-oriented programming experience and know any form of C.

Object-oriented programming? In my SourcePawn?

[Kryptos]

"What?" is about all I can muster.

[Monkeys]

Originally Posted by FaTony ...because GPL forces him to do that.

Sure, but that doesn't mean he doesn't want people adjusting the script to their liking.
They're free to do as they please, but it's polite to tell him you are. And it's wise to check up with him, seeing he knows his script best of all.

Originally Posted by FaTony Object-oriented programming? In my SourcePawn?

Your SourcePawn?
Also, there are OO approaches in Pawn.

[Drixevel]

Guys, the point of GPL is to allow users to choose what they want to do with scripts. You can either edit the script and use it to your own usages or you can be polite to the developer and let him do the work on his plugin and give him credit or you can edit the plugin but give him full credit for it if you release it. The point is, it doesn't matter, do what you choose as long as you give credit to it if you release it.

[x6herbius]

I have a suggestion, but I know it might change the dynamics of the gameplay slightly: would it be realistic to make the super jump into a client command? That way you could still have Hale super jump in the normal way (by crouching and looking up) by just exec'ing the command in the name of the client, and if players wanted to bind the command to a key then they could do so. Obviously things like the cooldown would still apply.

I realise that this may lead to making the performing of the super jump a trivial task, but in some cases (like jumping and looking up and then crouching, which can all be done very quickly) it's pretty trivial to do anyway.

[napalm00]

Originally Posted by x6herbius I have a suggestion, but I know it might change the dynamics of the gameplay slightly: would it be realistic to make the super jump into a client command? That way you could still have Hale super jump in the normal way (by crouching and looking up) by just exec'ing the command in the name of the client, and if players wanted to bind the command to a key then they could do so. Obviously things like the cooldown would still apply. I realise that this may lead to making the performing of the super jump a trivial task, but in some cases (like jumping and looking up and then crouching, which can all be done very quickly) it's pretty trivial to do anyway.

Right mouse button (alt-attack).

[FlaminSarge]

I sent Eggman a version of 1.36! It wasn't a fully functional one (it'd complain about some array size error or something then fizzle out), but it's coming along!

[loranger]

Originally Posted by napalm00 Right mouse button (alt-attack).

Good idea, it would be really helpful for new comers.

but dont ask them to bind a key from client side tho

[napalm00]

Originally Posted by loranger Good idea, it would be really helpful for new comers. but dont ask them to bind a key from client side tho

I meant press your alt-attack key to make a quick jump... It's already there

[Leonardo]

instant karma?