[friagram]

Eww, don't server command cvars.

You can do this with runcmd forward by changing the buttons, or in some other fast repeating cmds by manually setting the client buttons netprop really fast. It is best to use the forward, its made for this.

Alternatively you can edit all of the button entities to respond to damage, hook them for ontakedamage, and block damage.. Then do something like medic key will deal 1 damage to those buttons when pressed to activate them.

[cam0]

I think you should be using

buttons |= IN_USE;

[Chdata]

^ Yea what he said.

(1100 += 1010) == 10110 == 22
(1100 |= 1010) == 1111 == 15

|= is the one you want

[cheddar]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. Thanks cam0 and Chdata for the correction on my binary arithmetic/logic.

Originally Posted by friagram Eww, don't server command cvars. You can do this with runcmd forward by changing the buttons, or in some other fast repeating cmds by manually setting the client buttons netprop really fast. It is best to use the forward, its made for this. Alternatively you can edit all of the button entities to respond to damage, hook them for ontakedamage, and block damage.. Then do something like medic key will deal 1 damage to those buttons when pressed to activate them.

Friagram, I just realized there's a way to do what you mentioned. There's ZERO reason for this plugin when we have stripper source. I can simply make a match filter that changes all buttons from "on +use" to "on take damage"... Then clients can just shoot doors and they'll open... I'll be testing this method and post my results...

In case anyone doesn't know what I mean by stripper:
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=39439

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by friagram Then do something like medic key will deal 1 damage to those buttons when pressed to activate them.

Also might as well just fire the "Use" with the activator being the client on to the button, instead of damage.

AcceptEntityInput(button, "Use", client, client, 0)

[friagram]

Originally Posted by Mitchell Also might as well just fire the "Use" with the activator being the client on to the button, instead of damage. AcceptEntityInput(button, "Use", client, client, 0)

That works too if use is allowed on it