[Freecode]

Originally Posted by SweatyBanana Its not very helpful not being able to read thru others posts when they no longer exist to the common user

THats because they were deleted for a purpose. And if they were helpfull they would stay.

[SweatyBanana]

Ok

[Dancing Bread]

Do you have to use

public plugin_natives()
{
            register_natives("whatever" , "whatever")
}

like you do with the API functions ?

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by Dancing Bread Do you have to use Code: public plugin_natives() { register_natives("whatever" , "whatever") } like you do with the API functions ?

register_native, but I don't understand your question

[Dancing Bread]

well in your API tutoriol you stated that you have to register the natvies inside a public plugin_natives function and dont try to put them in the regular plugin_init function . so here when we register the natives do we do it hte same way ?

[Hawk552]

Originally Posted by Dancing Bread well in your API tutoriol you stated that you have to register the natvies inside a public plugin_natives function and dont try to put them in the regular plugin_init function . so here when we register the natives do we do it hte same way ?

I assume you mean "where when we register the [forwards do we put them]?". But anyway, you can create a forward at any time. It really doesn't matter whether you create it, execute it, then destroy it, or create it on map start, execute it when needed, and then destroy it on map change.

[Cheap_Suit]

Originally Posted by Hawk552 The next part we find is DestroyForward. The functionality for this is quite obvious, and can be used on any forward but should be used by the time plugin_end is called (or the FM forward for server shutting down) otherwise memory leaks can occur.

Is this true? Because I was told by a person that it wasnt needed.

[Hawk552]

AFAIK since I wrote this it was changed such that it frees all forwards on plugin_end. I suggest running it anyway as it's good practice.

[Lee]

Did AMXX have floating point integers back in 2006?

[Hawk552]

Umm, it never truly had floats, if that's what you mean. But it's always had some sort of basic support for it, done entirely through natives.