[Brad]

Originally Posted by CrazymFer If you put it to bind <key> "mp_timelimit .01" it will set the current map time to .6 seconds... BUT, the issue with that, is the next map will have the same map time limit... So if you want to go without a plugin, you'll need to put the map time to something higher, but then with that you risk the amx auto votemap starting up...

Basically like Proach just said and as I alluded to here:

Originally Posted by Khoralt Loading the new map would automatically reset the mp_maptime to whatever it should be for that map.

To extend on Proach's response, you don't necessarily have to put mp_timelimit 60 in the amxx.cfg file. It depends on how you're setup. You can just put mapchangecfgfile server.cfg in your server.cfg file and it'll re-run your server.cfg on every map change.

[Brad]

OK, so let me start compiling a requirements list for this possible plugin.

It must allow a time (in seconds) to be passed indicating when the map change should occur.

It must allow display of the next map in the cycle.

It must allow display of the time left until the forced map change.

It would be nice to announce the time left with "the voice".


Anyone have anything to add?

Based on the requirements I've set thus far, the only new feature I think a plugin would have over what could be achieved by setting cvars is the display of next map and time left. It's not very motivating to write a plugin to achieve so little.

[magoo]

*bump*

Was this plugin ever realized? I would love to bind "amx_gotonextmap" on some key, in order to jump to the next map, whichever that will be.

[fysiks]

This changes the map immediately.

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

public plugin_init()
{
    register_concmd("amx_gotonextmap", "cmdGoTo", ADMIN_MAP)
}

public cmdGoTo(id,lvl,cid)
{
    if( !cmd_access(id, lvl, cid, 1) )
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED
    
    new szNextMap[32]; get_cvar_string("amx_nextmap", szNextMap, charsmax(szNextMap));
    
    server_cmd("changelevel %s", szNextMap)
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
} 


[magoo]

Wohoo! That works like a charm! Thank you very much ;-)