[Lisa]

I wish this had admin immunity. It's neat to see who is speccing who and when for both the player still alive and the dead players but when trying to weed out a hacker, it sucks. They just toggle off the hacks or play bad on purpose.

[FatalisDK]

Added new cvar:
amx_speclist_immunity <0|1>

[Lisa]

Hmm immunity doesn't work the way I was hoping it would. All it does is remove the spec list from admins screen, it still shows the admin specing people though on their speclist. Atleast my friends are telling me they can see my name speccing them.

I would like immunity that simply removes my name from the spec list. I would still like to see whos speccing me and others though...

EDIT**

After playing longer, I do see when people are spectacting me now. I was alive last in the round and saw some names popup watching me. But while I'm in spec mode and watching last person, I no longer see the spectator list I used to have before turning immunity on. IS this normal?

[FatalisDK]

Updated. Try it now and see if it's how you expected.

[Lisa]

Yep! Working great now. Thanks very much!

[bmann_420]

Just thinking, i was looking at the code and its beyond me of making a static HUD same color as the names, but on the top right Always when your spectating. Saying Welcome to My Server, blah blah blah. Just a one liner for people to read thats is static.

[FatalisDK]

No clue what you're trying to say. If you're asking why the "Spectating <name>:" is the same color as the list of names, it's because it saves a hud channel. I would have to make 2 hudmsg's, which I don't want to do.

[bmann_420]

Alright, the point was advertising or marketing. When your dead and you see the names of who your spectating, ontop of those names I was looking for any phrase that I could creat up. But if its that much work, now worries.

[FatalisDK]

I don't think I will add this to the plugin, but if you want to do it, just modify this line like so:
format(szHud, 45, "Spectating %s:^n", szName);
->
format(szHud, 1101, "AdvertHere^n^nSpectating %s:^n", szName);

[bmann_420]

Thank you very much