[<VeCo>]

Originally Posted by edon1337 What do you mean the team name? Is there a native that returns team name as a string?

get_user_team does, yeah. In HL teams are based on player model and could be anything.

No reason not to use cs_get_user_team when the colorchat works only on CS though.

[OciXCrom]

Look at get_user_team in the API - it has 2 more arguments for the actual name.

@VeCo - I use it because the TeamInfo message uses the team name directly rather than a number or CS_TEAM constant.

[edon1337]

I tried adding

PHP Code:

                                CC_SendMatched( 0, id, "&x04%s &x03%s&x01: &x04%s", g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szArgs );
                                
                                new szTeam[ 32 ];
                                new iTeam = get_user_team( id, szTeam, charsmax( szTeam ) );
                                
                                client_print( id, print_chat, "Team ID: %d | Team Name: %s", iTeam, szTeam ); 


It didn't bug for me at all, everything worked correctly.
But a player said (he was T) that he was seeing his own chat color as blue (it was showing me that he had red).

[husam124]

Originally Posted by edon1337 I tried adding PHP Code:                                 CC_SendMatched( 0, id, "&x04%s &x03%s&x01: &x04%s", g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szArgs );                                                                  new szTeam[ 32 ];                                 new iTeam = get_user_team( id, szTeam, charsmax( szTeam ) );                                                                  client_print( id, print_chat, "Team ID: %d | Team Name: %s", iTeam, szTeam );  It didn't bug for me at all, everything worked correctly. But a player said (he was T) that he was seeing his own chat color as blue (it was showing me that he had red).

use #include "ColorChat" instead of "CromChat"
and make it this way .

formatex(szPrefix,charsmax( szPrefix ),"^x04[%s]%s:%s",g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szArgs)

i made it like that with my knife mod server and works perfectly.

[EDIT]: That not means that cromchat is bad only it worked with me in colorchat.

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by husam124 use #include "ColorChat" instead of "CromChat" and make it this way . formatex(szPrefix,charsmax( szPrefix ),"^x04[%s]%s:%s",g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szArgs) i made it like that with my knife mod server and works perfectly. [EDIT]: That not means that cromchat is bad only it worked with me in colorchat.

ColorChat is not in any way better than CromChat. The point of CromChat is to fix the bugs that ColorChat has, so this is not a solution. ColorChat often mixes up the team colors. Also, your code doesn't even use the team color, so of course it won't have any bugs.

[husam124]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom ColorChat is not in any way better than CromChat. The point of CromChat is to fix the bugs that ColorChat has, so this is not a solution. ColorChat often mixes up the team colors. Also, your code doesn't even use the team color, so of course it won't have any bugs.

tem color is simply to add ^3 before the text
and if you can see above i said that it not means that crom chat is bad please read all my msg and see the end of it.
if he want team colour:-
formatex(szPrefix,charsmax( szPrefix ),"^x04[%s]^x03%s:^x04%s",g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szArgs)

in fact:i have knife mod server all it plugins made by you.
knife xp,prefix,remove imm,happyhour,etc.

[husam124]

here is simple example

public handleSayText(msgId, msgDest, msgEnt,item)
{
	new id = get_msg_arg_int(1);
	if(is_user_connected(id))
	{
		new szTmp[256],
		szTmp2[256];
		
		get_msg_arg_string(2, szTmp, charsmax(szTmp));
		
		new szPrefix[64]
		formatex(szPrefix,charsmax( szPrefix ),"^x04[%s]^x03%s:^x04%s",g_iItems[ Player_Prefix ], szName, szTmp)			
		if(!equal(szTmp, "#Cstrike_Chat_All"))
		{
			add(szTmp2, charsmax(szTmp2), szPrefix);
			add(szTmp2, charsmax(szTmp2), " ");
			add(szTmp2, charsmax(szTmp2), szTmp);
		}
		else
		{
			add(szTmp2, charsmax(szTmp2), szPrefix);
			add(szTmp2, charsmax(szTmp2), "^x03 %s1^x01 :  %s2");
		}
		set_msg_arg_string(2, szTmp2);
	}
}

[OciXCrom]

You're not even using colorchat in the code.

[husam124]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom You're not even using colorchat in the code.

^x03 = team color msg.
^x01 = normal color msg.
^x04 = green color msg.
how im not using colorchat
and colorchat not always means #include <colorchat>
maybe i want to make it stock colorchat.

[OciXCrom]

I don't see any ColorChat function in your code. You're putting the color symbols in the "formatex" function and sending the message via "set_msg_arg_string". At no point are you sending a message with the "ColorChat" stock.