[Beqa Gurgenidze]

Hello AM.

How to use amxx original natives in modules ?

[klippy]

You can't as far as I know. It would be interesting but I'm not sure if it's a great idea.

[Beqa Gurgenidze]

Originally Posted by KliPPy You can't as far as I know. It would be interesting but I'm not sure if it's a great idea.

This is great idea if im creating menus, cuz re-hooking menu commands may crash amxmodx menus.

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by Beqa Gurgenidze This is great idea if im creating menus, cuz re-hooking menu commands may crash amxmodx menus.

CSDM has menus and is a module.

[Beqa Gurgenidze]

Originally Posted by Black Rose CSDM has menus and is a module.

It has menus in amxx format not in cpp.

[klippy]

Originally Posted by Beqa Gurgenidze It has menus in amxx format not in cpp.

What

[Beqa Gurgenidze]

I have no time for pointless things, if u think my 2nd answer does not makes sense you can leave it.

(you don't know anything except "which doesn't make any sense.")

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by Beqa Gurgenidze I have no time for pointless things, if u think my 2nd answer does not makes sense you can leave it. (you don't know anything except "which doesn't make any sense.")

Good luck getting help with this attitude.

[Beqa Gurgenidze]

Yes

You said it had menus in "amxx format and not cpp", which doesn't make any sense.

he is right.
not makes sense if u use amxx code or cpp code for module. you can use both for creating menus using natives of amxmodx. everyone knows that.

[klippy]

It's your wording and terminology that thew me off.

Anyway, you can't call AMXX natives from within modules.