[Arkshine]

My plugin is using a signature (of bytes) not offsets, thus it should be not a matter the CS version used. If you say Orpheu is well loaded alone (meta list) or work fine with another plugin using Orpheu, the problem is probably because of the version you use, though I have no idea where would be the problem exactly, and for that, sorry I can't support that.

[Oddeye]

Originally Posted by Arkshine My plugin is using a signature (of bytes) not offsets, thus it should be not a matter the CS version used. If you say Orpheu is well loaded alone (meta list) or work fine with another plugin using Orpheu, the problem is probably because of the version you use, though I have no idea where would be the problem exactly, and for that, sorry I can't support that.

ah kk well at least you tired , and anthank you for that, hmm guess im going to have to learn signatures than for my version of cs....

[bibu]

Originally Posted by Oddeye hmm guess im going to have to learn signatures than for my version of cs....

Just buy it man, 10 dollar...

[Arkshine]

Originally Posted by Oddeye ah kk well at least you tired , and anthank you for that, hmm guess im going to have to learn signatures than for my version of cs....

I have to say the plugin has been done more or less done fastly and it may also because the signature is not built as it should. I will try to review it.

[Oddeye]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I have to say the plugin has been done more or less done fastly and it may also because the signature is not built as it should. I will try to review it.

hmm i may just try using ham and offsets instead seeign as though I only really need orpheu just for the weapon cost changer, however what interested me in it vast capabilites to adapt to any plugins out there.. lol of course thats if you know how to use signatures +P

[Arkshine]

I don't see how you can use Ham... Ham is about virtual functions. The weapon costs are stored in a global var (array) in the CS code. You need to access it from the memory with Orpheu.

[Oddeye]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I don't see how you can use Ham... Ham is about virtual functions. The weapon costs are stored in a global var (array) in the CS code. You need to access it from the memory with Orpheu.

ah i see so orpheu gets it memory capabilites from memhack.. hmm well honestly im not very good with memory hacking all together, i get the basic as far as my understanding from my a+ days.. But I decided using scripting is the better way to go to gettign what i want... Basically im goign to try using this plugin I found on these forums..

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=47738

and create a plugin to basically do the following...

when a player buy a weapon refund the original cost of it, than deduct that the modifed cost using variables right after... hehe sound simple but it really hard to figureout especially if your person like me that has only scripted for eventscripts.

[Arkshine]

I know this plugin and it's an ugly method, not practical and not efficient. Anyway I've found another way. There is a function which uses the global var, it will be more reliable.

[Oddeye]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I know this plugin and it's an ugly method, not practical and not efficient. Anyway I've found another way. There is a function which uses the global var, it will be more reliable.

ah nice, if possible can you please post ur findings on the global var function... for I agree.... the method I was goign to try to use is a little bulky for what I really need.

[Oddeye]

Originally Posted by Arkshine I know this plugin and it's an ugly method, not practical and not efficient. Anyway I've found another way. There is a function which uses the global var, it will be more reliable.

Well since you were busy, I did some brainstorming trying to figure out a plugin capable of changing the weapon cost without modifying the mp.dll usign memhack. Below was the plugin I found that gave me an insane but efficient and effective enough method of changing the weapon cost by amxmodx plugin.

#include <amxmodx> public plugin_init() { register_plugin("Blokowane kupowanie", "1", "Sal") register_clcmd("cl_setautobuy","block") register_clcmd("cl_autobuy","block") register_clcmd("cl_setrebuy","block") register_clcmd("cl_rebuy","block") register_clcmd("buy","block") register_clcmd("glock","block") register_clcmd("usp","block") register_clcmd("p228","block") register_clcmd("deagle","block") register_clcmd("elites","block") register_clcmd("fn57","block") register_clcmd("m3","block") register_clcmd("autoshotgun","block") register_clcmd("mac10","block") register_clcmd("tmp","block") register_clcmd("mp5","block") register_clcmd("ump45","block") register_clcmd("p90","block") register_clcmd("galil","block") register_clcmd("ak47","block") register_clcmd("scout","block") register_clcmd("sg552","block") register_clcmd("awp","block") register_clcmd("g3sg1","block") register_clcmd("famas","block") register_clcmd("m4a1","block") register_clcmd("bullpup","block") register_clcmd("sg550","block") register_clcmd("m249","block") register_clcmd("shield","block") } public block(id) { return PLUGIN_HANDLED }

Using this plugin i can port each of the client buy commands to do a event hook.. For example let say the client excuted the client command ak47....

Normaly this would buy an ak47 at the normal price... But we can hook a new event to the command that would check to see.

-if the client has an ak47 or does not have...
-if the client had enough money to buy the ak47 based on new cost
-if so give ak47 to client than subtract new cost from clients cash

Also if this is done to all the weapon buys and items buys (ex. "ak47" command)
than a new buy menu can be made and ported the same way to the "buy" command.

ex. when "buy" command is issued by client. run the "buymenu" hookevent

which the new buy menu only has to call the modifed client specific buy commands like ... "ak47"

So far this is the best way I can see to modify the weapon cost ingame without to much code execution, basically the codes is only called when the client calls the normall buy commands ^^