[Craxor]

Is there something you can do with Orpheu/Okapi and in a Module you can't?

[klippy]

Any module can do what Orpheu and Okapi do. They are just modules after all.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by KliPPy Any module can do what Orpheu and Okapi do. They are just modules after all.

I'm not comparing with other modules, i mean , everything that you can with Orpheu/Okapi you can by yourself when creating an module? Or "Everything you can made with orpheu/okapi can be made in NEW module by myself if i have enough knowledge"

[addons_zz]

Actually, your 2 options are the same thing. A module is a module, does not matter its name, or its code, you can always copy and paste everything and mix all modules in one.

Originally Posted by Craxor everything that you can with Orpheu/Okapi you can by yourself when creating an module? Or "Everything you can made with orpheu/okapi can be made in NEW module by myself if i have enough knowledge"

You can take all modules, mix they into one called 'Everything' and run it. It will be the same thing as have orpheu, okapi, fakemeta, etc, ... separated.
The only difference will the that will be very more difficult to write it, and after, depending how the things got mixed, could be (probably will) very more difficult to fix bugs and add new features.
More precisily, all the authors would have to share is code, and integrate it by a software versionning control, and any updates on the system could break everything.
That is why each one is separated into one specificic unit with its name as orpheu, okapi, fakemeta, etc, ...

Also, it makes easier even to write the code as each author does not have to keep his code up to date with each other.
This is the same question as ask if all AMXX plugins can be written into one. Of course, you can write a big plugin file with 200.000 lines and compile (think about the mess of it).
What problems will have it? All already said, and much more as the compilation time, will be very high, and each update into a single part of it, will cause a whole system recompilation, which takes a big time.
Want you to see a big plugin? Search for AMX Super.

Originally Posted by Craxor Cheeeeeerrrrsssss. But still waiting someone who know how to code a module to gave me the answer ...

Waiting why? It is right here, right now:

Originally Posted by KliPPy Any module can do what Orpheu and Okapi do. They are just modules after all.

[Craxor]

Cheeeeeerrrrsssss.

But still waiting someone who know how to code a module to gave me the answer ...

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Craxor But still waiting someone who know how to code a module to gave me the answer ...

KliPPy already gave you the answer to your question. Is there something that you don't understand about what he said? Here is the answer again said slightly differently:

Orpheu and Okapi are modules. Therefore, if you created a new module, you could do everything that Orpheu and Okapi can do.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by fysiks KliPPy already gave you the answer to your question. Is there something that you don't understand about what he said? Here is the answer again said slightly differently: Orpheu and Okapi are modules. Therefore, if you created a new module, you could do everything that Orpheu and Okapi can do.

Yes, that's the answer, thanks

Edit: about what klippy say, sorry i was tired i wasn't understand what he sais, anyway, thank you all guys!

[joropito]

I you want an specific implementation with no impact in performance at all, better you make your own module.
If you need a simple thing and don't bother on performance, go ahead with orpheu and okapi and custom plugin.

I'm not talking in big differences of performance, it's just a small difference, but useful in some cases.

[Craxor]

Originally Posted by joropito I you want an specific implementation with no impact in performance at all, better you make your own module. If you need a simple thing and don't bother on performance, go ahead with orpheu and okapi and custom plugin. I'm not talking in big differences of performance, it's just a small difference, but useful in some cases.

Yes, i know what you talking about, but no is for some big things, anyway, thanks