[hery83s]

I had always used sm_ban <name> <time> previously in order to ban someone from my server, however I recently created my own command so that when you type !ban in chat, it bans the person and does some other custom messages/logging afterwards

PHP Code:

public OnPluginStart()
{
RegConsoleCmd("ban", Command_CustomBan);
}

public Action Command_CustomBan(int client, int args)
{
//Stuff
} 


I was just reading through this page and noticed that apparently !ban is also able to be used by default as an alias for sm_ban (apparently you can omit sm_ from several commands this way). I haven't noticed any problems and whenever I type !ban it executes my code and not sm_ban, so does Sourcemod recognize when you create a command for one it has built in and give yours priority?

[asherkin]

No, but an exact match wins over a sm_-prefixed match.