[Halt]

A simple bit that changes your class instantly, no respawn required. I'm sure there are other versions of this out there but it was simple and I figured others could use it. So I shared

Source

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public void OnPluginStart()
{
	HookEvent("player_changeclass", At_Player_Change_Class);
}

public Action At_Player_Change_Class(Event event, const char[] name, bool dontBroadcast)
{
	int Client = GetClientOfUserId(GetEventInt(event, "userid"));
	int ClassIndex = event.GetInt("class");
	SetEntProp(Client, Prop_Send, "m_iClass", ClassIndex);
	TF2_RegeneratePlayer(Client);
	PrintToChat(Client, "You've selected class %i", ClassIndex);

	return Plugin_Continue;
}

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX9zROxi0Do

[ThatKidWhoGames]

Thx for this!

[Neuro Toxin]

Couldn't this loop if you dont check the clients class is already equal to the class you're forcing?

[Mitchell]

This is nice, however is there any difference between setting m_iClass instead of TF2_SetPlayerClass?
Currently Regenerating a player after SetPlayerClass has weird effects, like visually setting the player to that class but some times not their health (however the max health changes) and some of the wearables that are for all classes. I.e. spy wearing heavy's Triad Trinket.

Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin Couldn't this loop if you dont check the clients class is already equal to the class you're forcing?

Setting m_iClass doesn't trigger the class change event.

[ThatKidWhoGames]

Originally Posted by Mitchell This is nice, however is there any difference between setting m_iClass instead of TF2_SetPlayerClass? Currently Regenerating a player after SetPlayerClass has weird effects, like visually setting the player to that class but some times not their health (however the max health changes) and some of the wearables that are for all classes. I.e. spy wearing heavy's Triad Trinket. Setting m_iClass doesn't trigger the class change event.

I was gonna say including tf2_stocks and adding TF2_SetPlayerClass makes the code look a lot neater.