[Zenith77]

I thought of one way to do it, but I wanted to see if anybody else had an idea on how to do this (I've already searched, several different queries).

My method involves hooked the FM_SetModel event, doing some checks to make a player, and since I can't really rely on a model I'd check their current team, from the last time we updated their team.

So for example:

public FM_SetModel(ent, model)
{
    if (!is_user_connected(ent))
        return FMRES_IGNORED;

    new CsTeams:currentTeam = cs_get_user_team(ent);

    if (lastCheckedTeam != currentTeam)
       // omg we changed team.

    return FMRES_HANDLED;
}

Note: just a code snippet to help explain what I want to do.

Thanks for help.

[Ryu2877]

http://wiki.amxmodx.org/Half-Life_1_...vents#TeamInfo

PHP Code:

register_event("TeamInfo", "e_TeamInfo_ChangeTeam","a", /*"2!UNASSIGNED", "2!SPECTATOR"*/) 


is that?

[VEN]

Only Team or Class? Anyway i can tell you that SetModel way isn't accurate enough. So i'd not recommend to use it.

[Brad]

He had said team.

[VEN]

Of course but model isn't set on team change so i had a thought that he talking about class choosing.

[Zenith77]

No I mean team. Ryu2877, didn't know about that. I'll look into it (the Wiki is actually useful now ).
Also, my method doesn't compare any models if you notice. It stores their team id, then checks if it changed when they set a model, so we can assume the reason why their model was chaning was because they were switching teams, but I think I'm going to use the team even Ryu listed.

[VEN]

My point was that you can choose a team but still never choose a model/class.