[MuzzMikkel]

So i added a hero called Sentinel (some kind of sentry gun) and when i try to compile it, it says:

<323> : error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 2)

Line 323 is:

PHP Code:

        tEnt = find_entity(tEnt,classname,"sentinel_tower") 


The whole function is:

PHP Code:

public new_round(id) 
{ 
    remove_task(id)
    if(towerammo[id] < get_cvar_num("Sentinel_towerammo")) 
        towerammo[id] = get_cvar_num("Sentinel_towerammo") 
    
    new tEnt
    
    do { 
        tEnt = find_entity(tEnt,classname,"sentinel_tower") 
        if(tEnt > 0) 
            RemoveEntity(tEnt) 
    } 
    while(tEnt) 
        
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED 
} 


[DarkGod]

PHP Code:

/* Find an entity ID from start_from_ent id (use 0 to start from
 * the beginning, category is either "classname", "target" or
 * "targetname", value is the name you are searching for */
stock find_entity(start_from_ent, category, value[]) {
    switch (category) {
        case target: return find_ent_by_target(start_from_ent, value);
        case targetname: return find_ent_by_tname(start_from_ent, value);
    }
    return find_ent_by_class(start_from_ent, value);
} 


[G-Dog]

change to

PHP Code:

tEnt = vexd_find_entity(tEnt,"sentinel_tower", 0) 


though I'm not sure how well this hero will work for you considering it was originally made for amx not amxx. Good luck with it none the less

edit: where is that definition of find_entity Dark? Cause in VexdUM_stock it's redefined to

#define find_entity vexd_find_entity

[MuzzMikkel]

Thank you guys ;)

[DarkGod]

Originally Posted by G-Dog edit: where is that definition of find_entity Dark? Cause in VexdUM_stock it's redefined to #define find_entity vexd_find_entity

Found it in xtrafun, I think.

I missed the re-define so I was useless D:

[G-Dog]

Originally Posted by DarkGod Found it in xtrafun, I think. I missed the re-define so I was useless D:

aaa now I see it, so plugin was made to use that definition originally, but if vexd is included then it looks for the other define which is what caused the error.