[OvidiuS]

When is the first moment after connecting on server to send client_cmd and hook it with concmd?

[fysiks]

You can test this on your own. Test all of the relevant forwards: client_connect() and client_putinserver().

[OvidiuS]

Well, tested both of them, and weird output i have.
First one is not working at all, and second one is sometimes working.
I noticed when i have high ping to server, commands aren't working, and if my ping is low, commands are executed.

[ConnorMcLeod]

I think, but should be checked, that client_cmd is working from client_connect to client_putinserver (not when DLing via fastdownload), and at exact client_putinserver time it doesn't work (may be you can't send any message (client_cmd is sending in fine SVC_STUFFTEXT message to client)), and right after client_putinserver you can send again.

[OvidiuS]

Hm, well i just noticed the same thing. What is "safe" time to send 3 client_cmd commands?
Problem is that one command can be sent in client_connect, after my command is sent, server sends me random things like:

echo "* Privileges set"
_I69fcOvuC2389648902
fullserverinfo "\*gamedir\cstrike"

And after that sometimes second and third commands are sent, and sometimes are not. I know that i can spam with commands until all are sent, but that is not the right way, i think. Does anyone have better idea?

[OvidiuS]

Sorry for double post, here is what i got:

#include < amxmodx >

public plugin_init( )
{
    register_concmd( "random_command", "console_commandRandom" );
    register_concmd( "second_command", "console_commandSecond" );
}

public client_connect( id )
    client_cmd( id, "random_command 1" );
    
public console_commandRandom( id )
    client_cmd( id, "second_command 1" );
    
public console_commandSecond( id )
    client_cmd( id, "echo ^"* Executed: random_command^n * Executed: second_command^"" );

Client output:

random_command 1
echo "* Privileges set"
_o00r8OygM4227219129
fullserverinfo "\*gamedir\cstrike"

Server only executed "random_command 1" on client. Same output is with register_clcmd if that makes any difference.

[ConnorMcLeod]

It doesn't make any difference, but for client commands, do only use register_clcmd.
register_concmd is to register server + client commands at the same time.