[snelvuur]

Just a quick question, maybe i am not looking correctly but i assume you could say:
sm_umc_endvote_blockslots 1

and if the votes comes up, then F1 would be blocked? Basicly i am looking to make F1 say something like "dont vote at all" because of too many F1 pressers.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by snelvuur Just a quick question, maybe i am not looking correctly but i assume you could say: sm_umc_endvote_blockslots 1 and if the votes comes up, then F1 would be blocked? Basicly i am looking to make F1 say something like "dont vote at all" because of too many F1 pressers.

Won't work, as Valve only provided a way to disable buttons after the second (by setting the number of vote options to 2-4)

[snelvuur]

But putting a fake value on F1 can that work? I dont need to have it removed, just not do anything on the vote ;)

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by snelvuur But putting a fake value on F1 can that work? I dont need to have it removed, just not do anything on the vote ;)

Putting a fake value will still cause it to come up as the vote winner if people select it. Now, in theory a plugin can choose to *ignore* that value.

I'll be honest, I'm not sure if I'm going to maintain this extension in the long run. The server I play on these days has no interest in actually using it, and my own servers are going away at the beginning of June.

I still have to test some changes I made last week to see if any things I fixed really are fixed.

[moxie2020]

Ok, probably a dumb question... I am transitioning from windows to linux. I noticed many extensions have a linux version. Will this extension work in Linux?

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by moxie2020 Ok, probably a dumb question... I am transitioning from windows to linux. I noticed many extensions have a linux version. Will this extension work in Linux?

Yes, the .so files in the zip file are the Linux version.

[moxie2020]

Originally Posted by Powerlord Yes, the .so files in the zip file are the Linux version.

Ever since I transitioned to linux it has been a nightmare. I am getting random crashes that do not recover with no errors in any log just a dump message.

I suspect it has something to to do with either voting or map changes because it does not happen on my 24/7 servers.

Please help.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by moxie2020 Ever since I transitioned to linux it has been a nightmare. I am getting random crashes that do not recover with no errors in any log just a dump message. I suspect it has something to to do with either voting or map changes because it does not happen on my 24/7 servers. Please help.

I've rebuilt BuiltinVotes against SourceMod 1.4.2's source, but I don't know what difference it would make.

Note: I haven't tested this in any way. The source *should* be the same as 0.5.7's (svn revision 23).

Speaking of which, is anyone using this extension for YES/NO votes? The version currently in subversion (0.6.0 revision 32) swaps the values of yes and no in order to try to fix the TF2 vote counters not updating.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by Powerlord I don't know what difference it would make.

None whatsoever.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by asherkin None whatsoever.

I didn't think so, but several people using this attachment are reporting crashing errors (but no debug things to point specifically at this extension).

On the other hand, I don't know if the version of GCC changed on my Linux box since the last compile.

Which reminds me, I need to update my machine to Ubuntu 12.04 at some point.