[aron9forever]

this was answered, please read my second post
Well here it goes
I used to use a script like this to go trough all players

	new iPlayers[32]
	new iNum
	new player
	get_players( iPlayers, iNum )

	for( new i = 0; i < iNum; i++ )
	{
		player = iPlayers[i]
		if(is_user_connected(player))
		{
		}
	}

All I want to know is, why is this better than

for(new i=0;i<33;i++)
{
if(is_user_connected(i))
{
blabla
}
}

What's the difference except the maxplayers hardcode?

[Ef_Deas]

I use

PHP Code:

MaxPlayers = get_maxplayers(); // in plugin_init or something

// Player indexes starts with 1. Zero is the server.
// And ends with MaxPlayers, because it's not always 32. You may have 22 slots for example.
for(new idUser = 1; idUser <= MaxPlayers; idUser++)
   if( is_user_connected(idUser) )
      //... 


[Ef_Deas]

The difference is that with get_players you can specify which players you want to get, like only dead or alive and not bots etc. Read the documentation. And, I guess, you don't need is_user_connected

[YamiKaitou]

get_players = 1 native
for loop = up to 32 natives

Search, there are many topics about this question. Also, when you use get_players, you don't need to use is_user_connected as it will only return the connected users

[Ef_Deas]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou get_players = 1 native for loop = up to 32 natives

True. Never thought about it. Thanks )