[Watermelonnable]

So under some conditions given by plugin B I want to disable plugin A. Is this possible?

[^SmileY]

Yes, but you can pause manually with console command: amxx pause plugin

Ps.
For pause inside a plugin try server_cmd("amxx pause pluginname");
Or other function that i can't remember now

[OciXCrom]

You should have posted this in the Scripting Help section.

You can use the command as ^SmileY said, but if you're doing it from inside a plugin, you should use the "pause" function.

pause("ac", "plugin_name.amxx")

[Watermelonnable]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom You should have posted this in the Scripting Help section. You can use the command as ^SmileY said, but if you're doing it from inside a plugin, you should use the "pause" function. pause("ac", "plugin_name.amxx")

Nice! Thank you. And how do I start the plugin again?

Regarding the section, I'm a little bit confused right now then because another user told me to post here when I don't have any code

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Watermelonnable Regarding the section, I'm a little bit confused right now then because another user told me to post here when I don't have any code

If you're writing your own code (or editing a plugin on your own) and have questions/issues, you post in the Scripting Help section. Typically, there will be people who request complete code (whole plugins or even just whole functions) which often gets the response of "post in the request section" because it's a clear indication that they are not going to make an effort to write their own code. People who help out around here do so voluntarily and don't want to waste time on people who won't actually get any benefit of their help.

I'm not sure what you requested and was told to post elsewhere so I can't tell if this is or isn't the case with your inquiries.

So, if you're going to make the effort to write your own code, it's best to try what you are trying to do first. If you can't get it to work, post your question and most importantly a description of your actual goal with the code that you tried. If you do this, you're more likely to get consistent help.

Obviously, in this case, you didn't have speciifc code but you're asking about a scripting question (because presumably, you're going to write your own code using this info).

[ZaX]

Originally Posted by Watermelonnable Nice! Thank you. And how do I start the plugin again? Regarding the section, I'm a little bit confused right now then because another user told me to post here when I don't have any code

https://www.amxmodx.org/api/amxmodx/pause
https://www.amxmodx.org/api/amxmodx/unpause

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by Watermelonnable Nice! Thank you. And how do I start the plugin again?

Same way, only you would use "unpause". You should check the API and search for functions before posting a thread. Most of the time the function names are self-explanatory, so it's pretty easy to find what you're looking for by using the search option.

[Watermelonnable]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom Same way, only you would use "unpause". You should check the API and search for functions before posting a thread. Most of the time the function names are self-explanatory, so it's pretty easy to find what you're looking for by using the search option.

Thank you. I'll do. One more question. Do paused plugins need the server to be reloaded to take effect? or is it immediate?

[Sanjay Singh]

Originally Posted by Watermelonnable Thank you. I'll do. One more question. Do paused plugins need the server to be reloaded to take effect? or is it immediate?

nope.