[FroL]

Can I use "OnClientSettingsChanged" for a specific client's cvar? It would be very useful fucher...

[DJ Tsunami]

I doubt it, it's probably meant for sm_settings. You have to use QueryClientConVar for checking a client's cvar value.

[FroL]

I doubt it, it's probably meant for sm_settings

I'm tested this. "OnClientSettingsChanged" calls, when client changes any cvar (name or cl_cmdrate, for example)..

You have to use QueryClientConVar for checking a client's cvar value.

Hmmm... I'm using GetClientInfo for this purpose...

[DJ Tsunami]

Then what's your question? If OnClientSettingsChanged is called when a client changes a cvar, and you can get the cvar value with GetClientInfo, then you're done right?

[FroL]

My question is:

Can I use "OnClientSettingsChanged" for a specific client's cvar?

For example: client changes cvar "name" and this action call "OnClientSettingsChanged". It's necessary, that "OnClientSettingsChanged" calls, when client changes concrete cvar (cl_cmdrate).

[DJ Tsunami]

No, you can't do that. As this page tells you, OnClientSettingsChanged only tells you which client's settings changed, nothing else.

[bl4nk]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami No, you can't do that. As this page tells you, OnClientSettingsChanged only tells you which client's settings changed, nothing else.

He means "when", not "which".

[FroL]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami No, you can't do that. As this page tells you, OnClientSettingsChanged only tells you which client's settings changed, nothing else.

[BAILOPAN]

So, that's not entirely true. Certain cvars are marked with FCVAR_USERINFO which means they are networked right away, triggering OnClientSettingsChanged.

You should use GetClientInfo rather than QueryCvar. OnClientSettingsChanged is not called for cvars that require QueryCvar.

You still need to manually check which cvar changed, but the list is much smaller.

[FroL]

Oh, thanks Bail..