[Awesome_man]

I want to exec /hello (say command) on terrorist after 1 minute of round start how can i do that ?

[Shlomi]

hook new round event and use set task of 60 seconds.
then loop through all players, check which id's are valid (connected players and on terrorists team), and use client_cmd( ) on those id's.
gl

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by Shlomi hook new round event and use set task of 60 seconds. then loop through all players, check which id's are valid (connected players and on terrorists team), and use client_cmd( ) on those id's. gl

get_players already give you valid players and you can filter by team(flag "e")

[Awesome_man]

ok i tried but it's not compiling

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "author"


public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    register_event("HLTV", "hello", "a", "1=0", "2=0")  
    
    
}

public hello()
{
    set_task(60.0,"hello",id)
}

public hello(id)
{
    
        new players[32], pnum, numT, playersNum
        playersNum = get_playersnum()
        get_players(players, pnum, "ch")
        
        for ( new i; i<pnum; i++ )
        {
                if ( cs_get_user_team( players[i] ) == CS_TEAM_T )
                        numT++;
        }

        if ((playersNum >= 2) && (numT == 0))
        {
            client_cmd(id,"say /hello");
        }
    
}

[Bugsy]

1. You have 2 functions named 'hello'. You can't do that.
2. In the first hello function, you are using 'id' variable that is not defined anywhere.
3. Your condition in the second hello() says if num players >=2 and terrorist count = 0, say hello. I thought you wanted terrorists to say hello. How is this possible when you are only executing that if terrorist count = 0.
4. You are executing a command using 'id' that has no value since this would would be the same id that was passed in set_task(), which has no value and wasn't defined.
5. You didn't listen to HamletEagle. get_players() will give you the count of terrorists automatically when you use it correctly.
6. Your original post and your code sample do not match so I'm confused about what you need.

Here's code based on your original post, if this isn't what you need then try to make it do what you want, or give more details:

PHP Code:


#include <amxmodx>
#include <cstrike>

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_event( "HLTV", "RoundStart" , "a" , "1=0" , "2=0" );  
}

public RoundStart()
{
    set_task( 60.0 , "hello" );
}

public hello()
{
    new players[ 32 ] , pnum;
    get_players( players , pnum , "che" , "TERRORIST" );
    
    for ( new i = 0 ; i < pnum; i++ )
    {
        client_cmd( players[ i ] , "say /hello" );
    }
} 


[Awesome_man]

Originally Posted by Bugsy 1. You have 2 functions named 'hello'. You can't do that. 2. In the first hello function, you are using 'id' variable that is not defined anywhere. 3. Your condition in the second hello() says if num players >=2 and terrorist count = 0, say hello. I thought you wanted terrorists to say hello. How is this possible when you are only executing that if terrorist count = 0. 4. You are executing a command using 'id' that has no value since this would would be the same id that was passed in set_task(), which has no value and wasn't defined. 5. You didn't listen to HamletEagle. get_players() will give you the count of terrorists automatically when you use it correctly. 6. Your original post and your code sample do not match so I'm confused about what you need. Here's code based on your original post, if this isn't what you need then try to make it do what you want, or give more details: PHP Code: #include <amxmodx> #include <cstrike> public plugin_init()  {     register_event( "HLTV", "RoundStart" , "a" , "1=0" , "2=0" );   } public RoundStart() {     set_task( 60.0 , "hello" ); } public hello() {     new players[ 32 ] , pnum;     get_players( players , pnum , "che" , "TERRORIST" );          for ( new i = 0 ; i < pnum; i++ )     {         client_cmd( players[ i ] , "say /hello" );     } }

Thanks it's working fine now