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What about increasing heap size by #pragma dynamic ? (default value = 4096)

[PurposeLessx]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom If it wasn't, would I be writing this in a thread that says "OPTIMIZE PLUGIN"?

Wow, you are right. So can you give me some examples about using "stock bool or nothing"

For example;

First; there is anything tag of command. What if I add a tag (stock or public)
Second; there is stock and bool. What if I delete stock or bool?

rg_set_user_rendering(index, fx = kRenderFxNone, {Float,_}:color[3] = {0.0,0.0,0.0}, render = kRenderNormal, Float:amount = 0.0)
{
	set_entvar(index, var_renderfx, fx);
	set_entvar(index, var_rendercolor, color);
	set_entvar(index, var_rendermode, render);
	set_entvar(index, var_renderamt, amount);
}

stock bool:Stuck(index)
{
	static Float:origin[3];
	get_entvar(index, var_origin, origin);
	engfunc(EngFunc_TraceHull, origin,origin, IGNORE_MONSTERS, get_entvar(index, var_flags) & FL_DUCKING ? HULL_HEAD : HULL_HUMAN, 0, 0);
	return (get_tr2(0, TR_StartSolid)) ? true:false;
}

[OciXCrom]

You shouldn't be using "stock" in the .sma files. This tag is used only if there is a possibility that the function will not be used at all. Since this is your code and you added the function, you're probably going to use it as well, so remove the "stock" tag. Only use "stock" in include files where not all functions must be used in the code when included.

"bool" is pretty self-explainatory. If the variable is tagged with "bool", then the return value of the function should also be "bool". Bools can be only true or false.

[PurposeLessx]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom You shouldn't be using "stock" in the .sma files. This tag is used only if there is a possibility that the function will not be used at all. Since this is your code and you added the function, you're probably going to use it as well, so remove the "stock" tag. Only use "stock" in include files where not all functions must be used in the code when included. "bool" is pretty self-explainatory. If the variable is tagged with "bool", then the return value of the function should also be "bool". Bools can be only true or false.

Got it perfectly. If I use true,false, I should use bool. If not, I should not use any tag as stock
I guess it is not wrong?

[OciXCrom]

Bool limits the variable to true or false (or 1 and 0). You don't need any tag if you don't need this.

[PurposeLessx]

Okay, One question about is_user_alive.

I know is_user_alive checks is_user_connected.
But I don't know something.

Which I should use?

PHP Code:

// I know this
//if(is_user_connected(id) && is_user_alive(id))
if(is_user_alive(id))

//But this?
//Which?
if(!is_user_alive(id) && is_user_connected(id))
if(!is_user_alive(id)) 


[edon1337]

Originally Posted by PurposeLessx Okay, One question about is_user_alive. I know is_user_alive checks is_user_connected. But I don't know something. Which I should use? PHP Code: // I know this //if(is_user_connected(id) && is_user_alive(id)) if(is_user_alive(id)) //But this? //Which? if(!is_user_alive(id) && is_user_connected(id)) if(!is_user_alive(id))

Player can't be alive if he's not connected, so the 2nd one is wrong.

[PurposeLessx]

So I must check if user connected while checking !is_user_alive

[E1_531G]

if(is_user_alive(id)) - if true, player is connected and alive.
if(is_user_connected(id) && !is_user_alive(id)) - if true, player is connected but not alive.

[PurposeLessx]

Okay, got it thanks