[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by Jackol1234 So, I guess this is a no-go or what I'm trying to do? Do you know of any other way to get the same result. I was unable to find a plugin that allows you to type chat triggers to get a certain weapon.

Mmmm I'm pretty sure it's possibke to fix that.

[Jackol1234]

Originally Posted by Arkarr Mmmm I'm pretty sure it's possibke to fix that.

Well, I know the "Give Weapon" plugin works, but when I tried putting in the command to this plugin nothing happens. Do you know how to fix it? It's for CSGO if that matters.

[Nanochip]

Originally Posted by Jackol1234 Well, I know the "Give Weapon" plugin works, but when I tried putting in the command to this plugin nothing happens. Do you know how to fix it? It's for CSGO if that matters.

Since this plugin relies on the usage of the ReplaceString() function (to change the "[PLAYER_NAME]" trigger to the actual player's name), it does not work properly in CS:GO. Therefore, SourceMod devs will need to fix the function to work properly, or Arkarr needs to use something other than ReplaceString() (assuming he's wanting this plugin to work for CS:GO).

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by Nanochip For some reason, the ReplaceString() function doesn't work properly in CS:GO.

I'm having a hard time Google'ing this for more information. Do you have any more information? Has a bug report been filed?

[Nanochip]

Originally Posted by ddhoward I'm having a hard time Google'ing this for more information. Do you have any more information? Has a bug report been filed?

I did some extensive testing on one of my private plugins that uses the ReplaceString function, and came down to the conclusion that ReplaceString() doesn't work properly on CSGO. I'm not exactly sure what is causing the issue, however it just doesn't seem to replace the text correctly. For instance every time I tried to replace "player name" with the actual player's name, it'd just get replaced with a colon ":". And it seems to only occur on CSGO, because I wasn't getting the same issue on tf2.

[ddhoward]

If you are certain that a problem exists with Sourcemod itself, then you should file a bug.

[jpwanabe]

Any way to add a cooldown line?

[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by jpwanabe Any way to add a cooldown line?

What ?

[jpwanabe]

Something that only lets you use the command say every X seconds

[Arkarr]

Originally Posted by jpwanabe Something that only lets you use the command say every X seconds

Herm... Now that you said it, I feel dumb, yeah, I can probably manage to do that, but it won't work if the player use the real command.