[Hectik17]

anyone been messing around with chatGPT
its AI is crazy good for anything, i been messing with it to make batch scripts, translate text, write paragraphs, break down long walls of text to just summarize what its about

its basically a strait to the point google that you can add on the the results to add more code steps or correct a mistake etc.

So i haven't been on the forums for a good ... 6 years, but when i ran a active 1.6 server (30- 50 regular players over 3 years ever night PUGs and during the day funmaps and pub setting) good times.
i basically read through these forums looking at code to make 5v5 team lock plugins, a say /score counter when LO3, that displays simple text [CT-3]-[T-5]
and /rounds to print how many rounds are left, also would announce that its halftime and swap the numbers. this is all besides the point im tryin to make, But i ended up somehow making a plugins with little knowledge on the functions and syntaxs, (a lot of heisenbug type "medicines" were involved every weekend for 3 years. 5 out of 7 days it was GO GO GO time"

i did a lot of custom plugins by basically 3 years of tinkering and cutting. pasting code snippets. im trying to remember it all after 6 years, i think ill get lost if i tryed to even look at the code i did, i could barely grasp it at the time tweaking out i would get lost in sma files L:OL, (i was proud of the achievements)

I should post the sma files for ppl to to break down. only problem i ever had was a small memory leak after like 5 match's, the team lock plugin would bug out. but a quick "amx_cmd restart 1" would fix it. (I think that was the command)

I'm off topic

I told the AI do this:

create a amxx plugin using pawn that enables voice chat to both team when spectating and after they die

#include <amxmodx>
#include <engine>
#include <csx>

new const g_szType[] = "type";
new const g_szTeam[] = "team";

new g_VoiceState[33];

public plugin_init()
{
register_plugin("Voice Chat for Spectators and Dead Players", "1.0", "Your Name");
register_event("DeathMsg", "OnDeath", "a");
register_event("HLTV", "OnSpectatorConnect", "a");
register_event("HLTV", "OnSpectatorDisconnect", "a");
register_event("TextMsg", "OnTextMessage", "a");
}

public OnDeath(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 0;
}

public OnSpectatorConnect(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 1;
}

public OnSpectatorDisconnect(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 0;
}

public OnTextMessage(const id, const szType[], const szString[])
{
if (equal(szType, g_szType) && equal(szString, g_szTeam))
{
if (g_VoiceState[id] == 1)
{
new szTeam[8];
get_user_team(id, szTeam, charsmax(szTeam));

        if (szTeam[0] == 'T')
            set_user_team(id, "CT");
else if (szTeam[0] == 'C')
            set_user_team(id, "T");
    }
    else if (g_VoiceState[id] == 0)
    {
        set_user_team(id, "SPECTATOR");
    }
}
}

I then asked the AI:

is this correct else if (szTeam[0] == 'C') or is it else if (szTeam[0] == 'CT')

The AI said:

The correct syntax is:

else if (szTeam[0] == 'CT')

I then told it to:

redo whole script but use that correct syntax

#include <amxmodx>
#include <engine>
#include <csx>

new const g_szType[] = "type";
new const g_szTeam[] = "team";

new g_VoiceState[33];

public plugin_init()
{
register_plugin("Voice Chat for Spectators and Dead Players", "1.0", "Your Name");
register_event("DeathMsg", "OnDeath", "a");
register_event("HLTV", "OnSpectatorConnect", "a");
register_event("HLTV", "OnSpectatorDisconnect", "a");
register_event("TextMsg", "OnTextMessage", "a");
}

public OnDeath(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 0;
}

public OnSpectatorConnect(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 1;
}

public OnSpectatorDisconnect(id)
{
g_VoiceState[id] = 0;
}

public OnTextMessage(const id, const szType[], const szString[])
{
if (equal(szType, g_szType) && equal(szString, g_szTeam))
{
if (g_VoiceState[id] == 1)
{
new szTeam[8];
get_user_team(id, szTeam, charsmax(szTeam));

        if (szTeam[0] == 'T')
            set_user_team(id, "CT");
else if (szTeam[0] == 'CT')
            set_user_team(id, "T");
    }
    else if (g_VoiceState[id] == 0)
    {
        set_user_team(id, "SPECTATOR");
    }
}
}

Im not sure if the AI made mistake or if the code functions, but it looks right.
what can you guys think for the ai to do, i know it would be usful for simple questions on code snipits. any code not just PAwn

[zXCaptainXz]

Wow... I can't believe the AI wrote all of this, what an age we live in. Even if it's incorrect it's still impressive.

The correct syntax is else if (szTeam[0] == 'C'), because the [0] means the first character (index number 0) of the string. If szTeam = "CT" then szTeam[0]='C' (notice I used double quotes in the first case for strings, and single quotes in the second case for character. It's less computationally expensive to check 1 character instead of checking the whole string (the performance difference is negligible outside of loops though)

EDIT: Oh by the way, just gave the whole plugin a quick read. It basically does nothing and doesn't make too much sense LOL. But still it's so close to being correct.

[Hectik17]

well if it does nothing AI still wrote it, id say its good for learning how to approach a plugin you'd want to make or learn the basic functions etc you should give it a go

igot it to make this batch script https://www.veed.io/view/adf7e4f5-f8...34?panel=share

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Hectik17 well if it does nothing AI still wrote it, id say its good for learning how to approach a plugin you'd want to make or learn the basic functions etc you should give it a go

"if it's wrong it's good" . . . that doesn't make sense. Doesn't matter who wrote it, if it's wrong it's wrong.

[Natsheh]

Actually the AI is not wrong it's just missing alot of informations, not sure how the AI access each language resources, although it's not bad , here I asked the AI to create user frags displayment after a long dialogue.

The results:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <cstrike>
#include <nvault>

new g_playerFrags[33]

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin("Frag Display", "1.0", "YourName")
}

public client_putinserver(id)
{
    new szName[32], szFrags[32]
    get_user_name(id, szName, 31)
    if (nvault_get(szName, "frags", szFrags, 31))
    {
        g_playerFrags[id] = str_to_num(szFrags)
    }
    else
    {
        g_playerFrags[id] = 0
    }
    client_print(id, print_chat, "Welcome to the server! Your current frag count is %d.", g_playerFrags[id])
}

public client_disconnected(id)
{
    new szName[32], szFrags[32]
    get_user_name(id, szName, 31)
    g_playerFrags[id] += get_user_frags(id)
    num_to_str(g_playerFrags[id], szFrags, 31)
    nvault_set(szName, "frags", szFrags)
} 


NGL truly an amazing achievement.

Questions + Fixes I asked the AI to update.

* Create an amxmodx plugin that display user fragment.

* Use nVault module to save user fragment on disconnect

* Update include name Nvidia to nvault

* Update nvault_set as it takes the third argument ad a string.

* Load user frags from nvault in client_putinserver

* Instead of displaying a welcoming message in client_putinserver save user frags in a global player variable.

* No need to print a message for the client in client_disconnect or client_disconnected forward because it would be already late because the client had already left the server.

* Remove client_disconnect because it is deprecated.

* Set user frags to the global variable g_PlayerFrags in putinserver function.

* Update local variables names with the tag "sz" that are strings

* Amxmodx doesn't support memory manipulation, fix szFrags = g_playerFrags.

* Add user frags to g_playerfrags when converting to a string in client_disconnected

[Bacardi]

AI source place, GitHub