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Old 12-15-2006 , 22:14   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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In order to do it with FakeMeta you'd have to forward FM_ClientUserInfoChanged and FM_PlayerPostThink, and check in both for changes to the clients model string using get_user_info, and assuming it doesn't match your custom, change it with set_user_info.

Though, quite frankly, it'd be alot simpler just to use cs_set_user_model like Hawk said.
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Old 12-22-2006 , 20:45   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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I'm just wondering, lets say I do this:

Code:
#include <amxmodx> #include <fakemeta> public plugin_init() {     register_plugin("Client Command", "0.1", "stupok69")         register_forward(FM_ClientCommand, "cc_function") } public cc_function() {     client_print(0, print_chat, "COMMAND EXECUTED!") }

How am I supposed to know what should go in the parentheses in "cc_function()"? This list doesn't help.

Somehow you knew that the handling function should contain id and const model below, so there must be some documentation. You didn't mention it though, so I'm wondering where to find it.

Code:
register_forward(FM_SetModel,"HandlingFunction"); public HandlingFunction(id,const model[]) { // id is the entity being set to this model // const model[] is the model it's being set to // return FMRES_SUPERCEDE to cancel it // return FMRES_IGNORED to let it go through }

Also, the links you (Hawk552) provide in this paragraph require a login username and password.
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It is easy to read entvars in FakeMeta, however it can sometimes cause problems if not done correctly (which is why Engine is more commonly used). Entvars are variables in a player's edict structure (an edict is the basis for an entity).

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Old 12-22-2006 , 21:02   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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You have to log in because they don't exist, so it defaults to edit mode.

You can take a look at this page:
http://svn.tcwonline.org/viewvc.cgi/...dx&view=markup

It'll tell you what most of the forwards pass for data. The prototype for it will generally contain what data type each parameter is, since they're casted to cell when actually thrown out (char = string, int = cell [i.e. no tag, single variable], etc.)
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Old 12-23-2006 , 04:03   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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I have a question about using fakemeta natives to precache. What is the differance between
Code:
precache_model("whatever");   &&   engfunc(EngFunc_PrecacheModel,"whatever");
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Old 12-23-2006 , 06:46   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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Your bottom version won't work that is the difference

Here is the correct way, this is applicable to PrecacheSound & PrecacheGeneric:
Code:
engfunc(EngFunc_PrecacheModel, engfunc(EngFunc_AllocString, "whatever"))
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Old 12-23-2006 , 07:05   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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really? So my other question , what the difereance between them . And also , is it ok to precahce them from the public plugin_init() ?
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Old 12-23-2006 , 07:44   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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really? So my other question , what the difereance between them . And also , is it ok to precahce them from the public plugin_init() ?
There isn't any difference afaik, just one is core and the other is fakemeta...

As for your other question, try it and see I guess, but the docs say to do it in plugin_precache since it's the first forward:

plugin_precache
Core (amxmodx.inc)
Description
plugin_precache - Actually first called forward
Syntax
plugin_precache ( )
Type
Forward
Notes
You should do all precaching here, as it is called on ServerActivate.
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Old 12-23-2006 , 08:11   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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the AllocString stuff is done by the module
engfunc(EngFunc_PrecacheModel,"whatever"); is ok
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Old 12-23-2006 , 08:55   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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the AllocString stuff is done by the module
engfunc(EngFunc_PrecacheModel,"whatever"); is ok
yeah I was gonna say , I thought I used that before and it worked.
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Old 12-23-2006 , 11:45   Re: Fakemeta General Usage
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plugin_precache() is called before plugin_init(). If you were to precache in there, you would most likely crash the server.
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