[Craxor]

Using the next code example i'm going to show you a good way to get team scores, based on my tests, this is working even if is planting bomb/ hostage save, etc ...

First, create 2 new global variables, inside of them will store the actual score of teams:

PHP Code:

new TeroScore;
new CtScore; 


Register these events in the plugin_init:

PHP Code:

public plugin_init( )
{

    // Events when Terrorists and Counter-terrorists win ( hostage saved, bomb exploded, all are already included in these ... )            
    register_event("TeamScore", "Event_TeroWin", "a", "1=TERRORIST")
    register_event("TeamScore", "Event_CTWin", "a", "1=CT")

    // This event is called when Round is restarted, we need to reset TeroScore and CtScore variables when the game are restarted.
    register_event("TextMsg", "fwEvGameWillRestart", "a", "2=#Game_will_restart_in")

    // We register a 'test' command to see if is completly work and show the good score:
    register_clcmd( "say /test", "test" );
} 


In Game restart public:

PHP Code:

public fwEvGameWillRestart( )
{
          // We reset the variables at server restart:
          TeroScore = 0;
          CtScore = 0;
} 


We get the real score inside of the events:

PHP Code:

public Event_CTWin( ) CtScore = read_data( 2 );
public Event_TeroWin( ) TeroScore = read_data( 2 ); 


An example inside of 'test' public:

PHP Code:

public test( id )
{
    client_print( id, print_chat, "Tero score: %i, Ct score: %i", TeroScore, CtScore );
} 


The whole code without comments:

#include <amxmodx>
            
new TeroScore;
new CtScore;

public plugin_init( )
{
        
    register_event("TeamScore", "Event_TeroWin", "a", "1=TERRORIST")
    register_event("TeamScore", "Event_CTWin", "a", "1=CT")

    register_event("TextMsg", "fwEvGameWillRestart", "a", "2=#Game_will_restart_in")
    
    register_clcmd( "say /test", "test" );
}

public fwEvGameWillRestart( )
{
    TeroScore = 0;
    CtScore = 0;
}

    
public Event_CTWin( ) CtScore = read_data( 2 );
public Event_TeroWin( ) TeroScore = read_data( 2 );


public test( id )
{
    client_print( id, print_chat, "Tero score: %i, Ct score: %i", TeroScore, CtScore );
}

[HamletEagle]

PHP Code:

 // We also empty the variables in plugin_init because plugin_init is called at 'map change' / 'server start'  .
    TeroScore = 0;
    CtScore = 0; 


FYI, pawn is not C++

[Depresie]

Ohh my god.. isnt there a native for such already?

[HamletEagle]

In 1.8.3, since it has gamedata natives check m_iNumTerroristWins and m_iNumCTWins, no new native needed. Or you can use orpheu/okapi and check this members.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle PHP Code:  // We also empty the variables in plugin_init because plugin_init is called at 'map change' / 'server start'  .     TeroScore = 0;     CtScore = 0;  FYI, pawn is not C++

Test it, it's working to empty the variables.

[klippy]

It does work, but has no effect. You don't need those 2 lines.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by KliPPy It does work, but has no effect. You don't need those 2 lines.

they become empty automatcly at map start so i don't realy need them.

topic edited.

[HamletEagle]

You are trying to empty something that's already empty. Not a big deal, anyway.

[meTaLiCroSS]

Originally Posted by Craxor if you also say 'why' base on the logic i write on the comments, we would avoid looot of coments, but anyway: Explain my way, there i'm trying to 'empty' the variables when map change,server start ... But i think you're right because anyway they become empty automatcly at map start so i don't realy need them.

Sir, plugins are reloaded every map change. That's a valid reason.

Also, Fakemeta didn't add get_gamerules_* natives for retrieving members values from the gamerules class? Or it has another purpose?

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by meTaLiCroSS Sir, plugins are reloaded every map change. That's a valid reason. Also, Fakemeta didn't add get_gamerules_* natives for retrieving members values from the gamerules class? Or it has another purpose?

About that, i already i know, is just a small mistake i miss it, i just wanne tell everybody to directly say the reasons without 'skipping' and getting in LONG-useless-conversation.

About get_gamerules ... That's in 1.8.3, i show a way for 1.8.2 or less.