[MoggieX]

Originally Posted by fyckfaco Didnt seem to work putting it in admin_overrides, non admins can still use it :S

Oops use this

Overrides
{
    "sm_rate"    "b"
    "sm_ratelist" "b"

}

some n00b put rates instead of rate :-)

Matt

[MAUGHOLD]

Is this plugin avilable for HL1 mods and if it isn't can you please make it so.
Also it would really be nice if it showed the servers maxrates and ticrate as well.

[tcviper]

prED you should update this if possible to make it for admins only (as cvar or something).

[mkay_63]

Originally Posted by tcviper prED you should update this if possible to make it for admins only (as cvar or something).

Hi.

Hm, I'm not prED - but anyways, I can help you ;)

What you have to do:

Open the file "ratechecker.sp" (i.e. with Notepad)

Search this (line #39):
"RegConsoleCmd("sm_rate", Cmd_Rate)"

And replace it with:
RegAdminCmd("sm_rate", Cmd_Rate, ADMFLAG_GENERIC)

That's it... Now the "sm_rate" command is for generic admins only (b).
Fine, I have attached the file for the lazy guys out there xD).

[PrefeX]

or you can use access override ;)

[oliverk23]

hi,
when i compile that plugin i get a error :

Warning 234 : symbol "SearchForClients" is marked as deprecated: Use Fintarget () or ProcessTargetString()

what does this mean, is there en solution to compile without an error ?

Greats

[bl4nk]

It's nothing you need to worry about. The function is no longer used, but will still work. The compiler is just telling you that a newer, better function has been released since then. Like I said, nothing to worry about.

[BehaartesEtwas]

Hi,

I have modified the plugin so it also shows the actual values (not only the values of the CVARS which will might be overridden by server restrictions) and some additional information like loss and choke. Maybe you can integrate it into the "official" version?

Thanks for the great plugin!

BE

[oliverk23]

tested and i say nice ^^

[ajbrun]

I've made a tiny tiny change to it on line 61 to include some spacing after the player name, so it's a bit easier to read:

PrintToConsole(client,"%30s %s %s %s %s",name,rate,update,cmd,interp)