[Hostile_Badger]

I have a script here making a check, if the class is soldier and has a stock melee active (shovel or reskins) It will run the plugin. But for some reason it ignores the check after soldier and applies to every weapon. I'm not sure why.

Check here and also in an .sp

if (TF2_GetPlayerClass(client) != TFClass_Soldier && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 6 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 196 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 264 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 474 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 880 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 939 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 954 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 1013 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 1123 && TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee) != 1127) {
return Plugin_Continue;
}

[fysiks]

Since you're posting in the AMX Mod X section, I'm not sure what most of these things mean (because it's SourceMod) but it can be made much more efficient and maintainable:

PHP Code:

public Action TF2_OnTakeHealthGetMultiplier(int client, float &flMultiplier)
{
    if( TF2_GetPlayerClass(client) != TFClass_Soldier )
    {
        int hMelee = GetPlayerWeaponSlot(client, TFWeaponSlot_Melee);
        int ItemIndex = TF2_GetItemDefinitionIndexSafe(hMelee);
        switch( ItemIndex )
        {
            case: 6 ,196 ,264 ,474 ,880 ,939 ,954 ,1013 ,1123 ,1127
            {
                // Do nothing
            }
            default:
            {
                // ItemIndex isn't one of the values above
                return Plugin_Continue;
            }
        }
    } 


Maybe this will help you solve your issues, being able to look at it different can sometimes help. Note that I don't do any SourceMod programming so I don't know if the syntax above is actually correct.