[jievylook]

Hello, I wanted to know.
If anyone can help me with a plugin to block a command it would be this.

cl_forwardspeed

I have a CTF server that when they put cl_forwardspeed 9999 on the console they go fast on the server.

I put in the server.cfg file this: sv_maxspeed 400 but it doesn't work for me, they still try and it looks like it has a rocket in the ass.

[OciXCrom]

cl_forwardspeed can't possibly go over sv_maxspeed. If it does, your sv_maxspeed setting isn't set to what you're saying.

[Supremache]

Originally Posted by jievylook Hello, I wanted to know. If anyone can help me with a plugin to block a command it would be this. cl_forwardspeed I have a CTF server that when they put cl_forwardspeed 9999 on the console they go fast on the server. I put in the server.cfg file this: sv_maxspeed 400 but it doesn't work for me, they still try and it looks like it has a rocket in the ass.

Or Try to put this cvar in server.cfg cl_forwardspeed 400 like sv_maxspeed 400 cvar and see what wil happen

[OciXCrom]

Originally Posted by Supremache Or Try to put this cvar in server.cfg cl_forwardspeed 400 like sv_maxspeed 400 cvar and see what wil happen

Nothing will happen. "cl_" means client. It has no effect if used in the server's console.

[Supremache]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom Nothing will happen. "cl_" means client. It has no effect if used in the server's console.

Oh, Okey..
Try this plugin..

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

#define PLUGIN "Stop cl_forward/backspeed"
#define VERSION ".1"
#define AUTHOR "Slmclarengt"


public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
}
public client_authorized(id)
{
    new forward_speed[16], backward_speed[16];
    if (get_user_info(id,"cl_forwardspeed", forward_speed, 15) != 320)
    {
        set_user_info(id, "cl_forwardspeed", "320")
    }
    if (get_user_info(id,"cl_backwardspeed", backward_speed, 15) != 320)
    {
        set_user_info(id, "cl_backwardspeed", "320")
    }
    set_task(3.0, "check_speeds", id) //check every 3.0 seconds for changes in speed
}
public check_speeds(id)
{
    new forward_speed[16], backward_speed[16];
    if (get_user_info(id,"cl_forwardspeed", forward_speed, 15) != 320)
    {
        set_user_info(id, "cl_forwardspeed", "320")
    }
    if (get_user_info(id,"cl_backwardspeed", backward_speed, 15) != 320)
    {
        set_user_info(id, "cl_backwardspeed", "320")
    }
}
        
/* AMXX-Studio Notes - DO NOT MODIFY BELOW HERE
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*/ 


[Napoleon_be]

Originally Posted by Supremache Oh, Okey.. Try this plugin.. PHP Code: /* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */ #include <amxmodx> #include <amxmisc> #define PLUGIN "Stop cl_forward/backspeed" #define VERSION ".1" #define AUTHOR "Slmclarengt" public plugin_init()  {     register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)      } public client_authorized(id) {     new forward_speed[16], backward_speed[16];     if (get_user_info(id,"cl_forwardspeed", forward_speed, 15) != 320)     {         set_user_info(id, "cl_forwardspeed", "320")     }     if (get_user_info(id,"cl_backwardspeed", backward_speed, 15) != 320)     {         set_user_info(id, "cl_backwardspeed", "320")     }     set_task(3.0, "check_speeds", id) //check every 3.0 seconds for changes in speed } public check_speeds(id) {     new forward_speed[16], backward_speed[16];     if (get_user_info(id,"cl_forwardspeed", forward_speed, 15) != 320)     {         set_user_info(id, "cl_forwardspeed", "320")     }     if (get_user_info(id,"cl_backwardspeed", backward_speed, 15) != 320)     {         set_user_info(id, "cl_backwardspeed", "320")     } }          /* AMXX-Studio Notes - DO NOT MODIFY BELOW HERE *{\\ rtf1\\ ansi\\ deff0{\\ fonttbl{\\ f0\\ fnil Tahoma;}}\n\\ viewkind4\\ uc1\\ pard\\ lang1033\\ f0\\ fs16 \n\\ par } */

The hell? Also, the task will only run once

[Supremache]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be The hell? Also, the task will only run once

Idk, it's not my own plugin.. But i was searching alot in google for this problem and i saw many topics about that... And i saw all talks about add cvar in server.cfg

cl_forwardspeed 400
cl_backspeed 400
cl_sidespeed 400
Just check this website and watch this vedio
Site : https://www.gitmemory.com/issue/Valv...2371/488535376
Vedio : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fB2ODi6L_U

I dont know if it's will be working but i saw many vedio about this problem and they had added those cvars in console, so add them in server.cfg and see if you problem will be fixed or not, and then we will search for other idea to fix it..

I got this plugin from another topic about this problem

link : https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=45859

[OciXCrom]

All talks you saw are wrong. The plugin you provided is wrong as well. Client cvars have nothing to do with the server and server cvars have nothing to do with the client.

Putting a "cl_" cvar in server.cfg is the same as trying to use sv_gravity in the client's console. Don't spread false information.