[eyal282]

If you played any sourcemod game you know ( for example L4D2 buy system ) that you can use 5 commands to do the same thing.

sm_buy - A console command that never spams the chat if used ( like a key bind ).

say /buy - A chat command that doesn't spam the chat UNLESS you miss spell of course or if you press a key bind by mistake.

say_team /buy - Same for say /buy but prints only to team ( Duh... )

say !buy - A chat command that spams the chat if you type it. When people use it eventually all commands are noticed by new players.

say_team !buy - Same for say_team !buy but prints only to team ( Duh... )

So I converted it to AmxModX and I hope all plugins will use it for commands.



How it works:

register_amxxcmd("amxx_buy", "PublicOfBuy"); // Registers the 5 commands but amxx_buy replaces sm_buy because this isn't Sourcemod...

register_amxxcmd("say /buy", "PublicOfBuy"); // Registers just 1 command and behaves EXACTLY like register_clcmd, useless but meh...


Code:

PHP Code:

stock register_amxxcmd(const client_cmd[],const function[],flags=-1, const info[]="", FlagManager=-1)
{
    if(!equali(client_cmd, "amxx_", 5))
        return register_clcmd(client_cmd, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    
    new Format[40];
    register_clcmd(client_cmd, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    register_clcmd(client_cmd, "Block_Chat_Command_69420", flags, info, FlagManager); // This one blocks Unknown Command.
    
    formatex(Format, charsmax(Format), client_cmd);
    
    replace(Format, charsmax(Format), "amxx_", "say !");
    register_clcmd(Format, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    
    replace(Format, charsmax(Format), "say !", "say_team !");
    register_clcmd(Format, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    
    replace(Format, charsmax(Format), "say_team !", "say /");
    register_clcmd(Format, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    register_clcmd(Format, "Block_Chat_Command_69420", flags, info, FlagManager);
    
    replace(Format, charsmax(Format), "say /", "say_team /");
    register_clcmd(Format, function, flags, info, FlagManager);
    register_clcmd(Format, "Block_Chat_Command_69420", flags, info, FlagManager);
    
    return 0;
}

public Block_Chat_Command_69420(id) return 1; 


I hope you like it!

[yas17sin]

there is already a commande for this called register_clcmd

[kristi]

In amxx commands by default are amx_ ..

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by yas17sin there is already a commande for this called register_clcmd

That registers amxx_command, say /command ( return 1; ), say_team /command ( return 1; ), say !command ( return 0; ), say_team !command ( return 0; ) without needing to do all the s**** without a comfortable stock?

[yas17sin]

well a good stock is not harmful . Gj.

[Craxor]

your code has no sense

[HamletEagle]

PHP Code:

public Block_Chat_Command_69420(id) return 1; 


Remove that, the command should be properly handled in it's callback(i.e the coder must return the appropiate value).

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle PHP Code: public Block_Chat_Command_69420(id) return 1;  Remove that, the command should be properly handled in it's callback(i.e the coder must return the appropiate value).

The point is to always return 1 so when / is used, the command is invisible and visible when ! Is used, similar to sourcemod.

[HamletEagle]

But you are registering it on the base comand too, which is used from console.

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle But you are registering it on the base comand too, which is used from console.

In the requested function the coder returns 0 and every / is also returned 1.