[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by tuan206 Is there anyway to use mitchells CCC version with cksurf?

my version is very similiar on how the original one works, however im not sure what cksurf actually does, or how the char processor handles two plugins trying to change the tag/colors.

[tuan206]

Originally Posted by Mitchell my version is very similiar on how the original one works, however im not sure what cksurf actually does, or how the char processor handles two plugins trying to change the tag/colors.

Cksurf uses geoip and has its own chat proccessor. In the cvars I disabled the cksurf chat processor but it still did not work. I disabled everything that is related to chat tags and it still doesn't work. Maybe its with the sp file

[The_Z_Dog]

How is this kid bypassing the plugin overrides?
Anyone seen this before?
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile.../?id=701408674

[condolent]

I can't seem to manage to make 2 players with the same flag have 2 different tags.
I have an admin (z-flag) and a try-admin (b-flag) and config like this:

"STEAM_0:0:3997033"
	{
	    "tag"               "[Try-Admin] "
	    "tagcolor"          "{10}"
	    "namecolor"         "{09}"
	}
	
	"Try-Admin"
	{
		"flag"				"b"
	    "tag"               "[Try-Admin] "
	    "tagcolor"          "{10}"
	    "namecolor"         "{09}"
	    "textcolor"         ""
	}
	
	"STEAM_0:1:22454069"
	{
		"tag"				"[Admin] "
		"tagcolor"			"{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
	}
	
	"STEAM_0:0:38439947"
	{
		"tag"				"[Admin] "
		"tagcolor"			"{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
		"textcolor"			""
	}
	
	"Admin"
	{
		"flag"				"z"
		"tag"				"[ADMIN] "
		"tagcolor"          "{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
		"textcolor"			""
	}

But everyone now get's the try-admin tag..

NOTE: It's on CSGO using Mitchell's version

[misterG]

Originally Posted by condolent I can't seem to manage to make 2 players with the same flag have 2 different tags. I have an admin (z-flag) and a try-admin (b-flag) and config like this: "STEAM_0:0:3997033" { "tag" "[Try-Admin] " "tagcolor" "{10}" "namecolor" "{09}" } "Try-Admin" { "flag" "b" "tag" "[Try-Admin] " "tagcolor" "{10}" "namecolor" "{09}" "textcolor" "" } "STEAM_0:1:22454069" { "tag" "[Admin] " "tagcolor" "{02}" "namecolor" "{07}" } "STEAM_0:0:38439947" { "tag" "[Admin] " "tagcolor" "{02}" "namecolor" "{07}" "textcolor" "" } "Admin" { "flag" "z" "tag" "[ADMIN] " "tagcolor" "{02}" "namecolor" "{07}" "textcolor" "" } But everyone now get's the try-admin tag.. NOTE: It's on CSGO using Mitchell's version

Of course, if you put first the Try-admin everyone with b flag or more than b will have that. You must put first the "Admin" field in the config, and steam ids should be always above any flagged-ones in the config.

[condolent]

Originally Posted by misterG Of course, if you put first the Try-admin everyone with b flag or more than b will have that. You must put first the "Admin" field in the config, and steam ids should be always above any flagged-ones in the config.

Guess you meant having it this way:

	"STEAM_0:1:22454069"
	{
		"tag"				"[Admin] "
		"tagcolor"			"{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
	}
	
	"STEAM_0:0:38439947"
	{
		"tag"				"[Admin] "
		"tagcolor"			"{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
		"textcolor"			""
	}
	
	"Admin"
	{
		"flag"				"z"
		"tag"				"[ADMIN] "
		"tagcolor"          "{02}"
		"namecolor"			"{07}"
		"textcolor"			""
	}
	
	"STEAM_0:0:3997033"
	{
	    "tag"               "[Try-Admin] "
	    "tagcolor"          "{10}"
	    "namecolor"         "{09}"
	}
	
	"Try-Admin"
	{
		"flag"				"b"
	    "tag"               "[Try-Admin] "
	    "tagcolor"          "{10}"
	    "namecolor"         "{09}"
	    "textcolor"         ""
	}

Now all 3 users has the admin-tag

[ddhoward]

If you specify the Steam ID specifically as provided by the engine (on TF2, use the [U:1:1234567] rather than the STEAM_0:1:123456) then the order does not matter, as an exact match causes the plugin to jump directly to that section of the config.

If you specify the wrong type of Steam ID, then the plugin will search through the entire config for a matching Steam ID of either type. In this case, order does matter, as flags that match will stop this search.

PHP Code:

    // check the Steam ID first
    decl String:auth[32];
    GetClientAuthString(client, auth, sizeof(auth));
    KvRewind(configFile);
    if(!KvJumpToKey(configFile, auth)) {
        //search through the entire config if an exact string match was not found
    } 


You should generally always put all SteamID-based tags before all flag-based tags in that config, regardless of anything else. There is really never a reason to do otherwise.

[condolent]

Originally Posted by ddhoward If you specify the Steam ID specifically as provided by the engine (on TF2, use the [U:1:1234567] rather than the STEAM_0:1:123456) then the order does not matter. If you specify the wrong type of Steam ID, then the plugin will search through the entire config for a matching Steam ID of either type. In this case, order does matter, as flags that match will stop this search. You should generally always put all SteamID-based tags before all flag-based tags in that config.

It's CSGO, not tf2. And if I put all 3 before both 2 groups, then everyone gets admin tag aswell

[misterG]

Originally Posted by condolent It's CSGO, not tf2. And if I put all 3 before both 2 groups, then everyone gets admin tag aswell

Make sure to !reloadccc after modifying it. Or then you have everyone with z flags... or steam ids that you have put there...

[condolent]

Originally Posted by misterG Make sure to !reloadccc after modifying it. Or then you have everyone with z flags... or steam ids that you have put there...

I usually just to sm plugins reload custom-chatcolors-csgo in console, works aswell right?