[RedSword]

Originally Posted by healasuk Is this possible to work on css. In the title it says [ANY] but it says only for tf2 in the description.

You're misled by his signature, which is kind-of out of the first post. Head resize only works in TF2, rest in probably any Source 2009 mods.

11530, you should correct your sig, and specify that head only works under TF2 so far.

[11530]

Originally Posted by RedSword You're misled by his signature, which is kind-of out of the first post. Head resize only works in TF2, rest in probably any Source 2009 mods. 11530, you should correct your sig, and specify that head only works under TF2 so far.

RedSword, do you mean the thread's title and not my signature?

Originally Posted by healasuk Is this possible to work on css. In the title it says [ANY] but it says only for tf2 in the description.

healasuk, TF2 isn't mentioned anywhere in the first post apart from the sentence:
"This should work in other Orange Box games, but is not completely tested (confirmed working on CS:S, TF2 Beta and Garry's Mod)."

Unless you are referring to the description in the plugin script itself, in which case I suggest you update it, as I removed the word [TF2] from it many versions ago.

[RedSword]

Originally Posted by 11530 RedSword, do you mean the thread's title and not my signature? healasuk, TF2 isn't mentioned anywhere in the first post apart from the sentence: "This should work in other Orange Box games, but is not completely tested (confirmed working on CS:S, TF2 Beta and Garry's Mod)." Unless you are referring to the description in the plugin script itself, in which case I suggest you update it, as I removed the word [TF2] from it many versions ago.

He can only refer to your signature.

And by first part of the quote I mean clarify that the head commands wouldn't work in most non-tf2 mods (add a small notice somewhere around your commands declaration), as well as correcting your signature.

[11530]

Originally Posted by RedSword He can only refer to your signature. And by first part of the quote I mean clarify that the head commands wouldn't work in most non-tf2 mods (add a small notice somewhere around your commands declaration), as well as correcting your signature.

Yes, the signature does need correcting, as it only says [TF2] in it right now, thought I don't know why you'd say "you should [...] specify that head only works under TF2", if the only thing it says right now *is* TF2.

[RedSword]

Originally Posted by 11530 [...]thought I don't know why you'd say "you should [...] specify that head only works under TF2", if the only thing it says right now *is* TF2.

You write [Any] and you put TF2 as game list. Make your mind.

[11530]

Originally Posted by RedSword You write [Any] and you put TF2 as game list. Make your mind.

Calm yourself RedSword, I was only confused because you're getting English words mixed up. Either way, I'll change that info soon.

[Grot]

Is there any way of limiting the maximum and minimum size people can go to?

[thetwistedpanda]

The plugin gets very error spam happy if you attempt to resize a player's head on a game that doesn't support it. May want to consider only allowing the command if the game supports it via GetGameFolderName()

[11530]

Originally Posted by thetwistedpanda The plugin gets very error spam happy if you attempt to resize a player's head on a game that doesn't support it. May want to consider only allowing the command if the game supports it via GetGameFolderName()

The update I'm currently writing checks for the availability of said commands.

Basically boils down to the following:

PHP Code:

g_bResizeAvailable = (FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_flModelScale") > 0);
g_bResizeHeadAvailable = (FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_flHeadScale") > 0); 


Each boolean is checked once the appropriate command is run, and exits if the netprop is unavailable.

Originally Posted by Grot Is there any way of limiting the maximum and minimum size people can go to?

Also in this update I'm writing. Using a convar like the following...

sm_resize_bounds "0.25, 3.00"

... will restrict the sm_resize(me) commands to within 0.25 and 3.00. A similar convar will exist for sm_resize(my)head too. Considering making an override for this too.

[jacek2144]

Originally Posted by 11530 The update I'm currently writing checks for the availability of said commands. Basically boils down to the following: PHP Code: g_bResizeAvailable = (FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_flModelScale") > 0); g_bResizeHeadAvailable = (FindSendPropInfo("CTFPlayer", "m_flHeadScale") > 0);  Each boolean is checked once the appropriate command is run, and exits if the netprop is unavailable. Also in this update I'm writing. Using a convar like the following... sm_resize_bounds "0.25, 3.00" ... will restrict the sm_resize(me) commands to within 0.25 and 3.00. A similar convar will exist for sm_resize(my)head too. Considering making an override for this too.

would it be possible to add in future feature that will slow down players when they are small and make them faster when they are big changing player's speed