[shady101]

So i wanted a plugin that i can put steamid and the command, and that'll make the command only usable by that steamid. Sort of similar to the cmdaccess.ini file in the configs folder, but more specific accesses. I want it to work with any command, if the command is valid and theres a plugin for it. So it needs to be in a .ini file that goes to the configs folder.

Example:

"amx_ban" "steamid1" "steamid2" "steamid3"
"amx_rcon" "steamid1" "steamid2" "steamid3"

and so on. It should handle limitless amounts of steamid. If the command is in the .ini file then it is only usable by those steamids. If the command is not in the .ini file then the access for it would work regularly.

Is anyone willing to do this?


game: counter-strike 1.6
preferably compatible with both amxx 1.8.2 and 1.8.3

[DjSoftero]

idk how to make the commands load from .ini file without editing original plugins. good luck

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by DjSoftero idk how to make the commands load from .ini file without editing original plugins. good luck

Easy. Register them in a new plugin (that is put above the original one in plugins.ini) and block the access (return PLUGIN_HANDLED) if the SteamID doesn't match.

[shady101]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom Easy. Register them in a new plugin (that is put above the original one in plugins.ini) and block the access (return PLUGIN_HANDLED) if the SteamID doesn't match.

would u do it?

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by shady101 would u do it?

You don't realise how much effort and time it would take to make this plugin. First to get used to the admincmd's code style, then to put your code and then to test and fix the bugs. Good luck!

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by shady101 would u do it?

Yes, I like the idea and I eventually will make it, but I can't promise when. I need to think of the best way to store the data first.

@edon1337 - admincmd has nothing to do with this.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom @edon1337 - admincmd has nothing to do with this.

And where do you think these commands are located in? Yeah you can also make this in an external plugin but admincmd is the base of the commands.

[OciXCrom]

Why does that even matter?! If you register the same commands in another plugin before that one does, you can still control them and fully block them.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom @edon1337 - admincmd has nothing to do with this.

You could've said 'admincmd can be excluded' but saying it has nothing to do with this makes no sense.

[OciXCrom]

You probably don't understand how the plugin is going to work. In simple words - it's going to work without having to edit/work with any other plugins, so don't worry about it.