[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by tejeskifly +1 for cs:go support I use this extension for my tf2 server, and i want it for my cs:go server

Does CS:GO have voting?

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay Does CS:GO have voting?

Yes.

[Nikkii]

So I'm a little confused here..

Does this extension have any SERVER crashing problems? Or is it limited to just the extension?
Really interested in it, wrote my own voting system, but players keep complaining about the current vote menus interfering with TF2 weapon switches

And, any ETA on the plugin version? Or, do you need any help with the plugin version? I'd gladly write a bit of it if it gave you some motivation >.>

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Nikkii So I'm a little confused here.. Does this extension have any SERVER crashing problems? Or is it limited to just the extension? And, any ETA on the plugin version? Or, do you need any help with the plugin version? I'd gladly write a bit of it if it gave you some motivation >.>

I was working on it as recently as Friday. It'll hopefully be ready for testing sometime soon (at least for TF2; other games will be implemented once I know the core is working properly).

I had to make a few changes to how the plugin is arranged, and I still need to make a few more.

There is also at least one major change that has to be made due to me writing it as a plugin: the introduction of NativeVotes_CloseVote(vote) which, if not called instead of CloseHandle on a NativeVotes Handle, will cause 3 Handles to leak for every vote. This is due to each NativeVotes Handle having references to forward and arrays that won't be auto-closed.

There's also the eternal question of "where do I implement !revote and !votecancel" The base versions of these are in the basecommands plugin... NativeVotes will likely have its own nativevotes_basecommands plugin that implements those two commands. For reference, !votecancel isn't implemented at all for BuiltinVotes.

Looking to the future, this plugin will likely be one of the first plugins to use Structs once they're introduced in SourcePawn 2.0, provided SP2 has the ability to pass structs between plugins. Right now, almost everywhere a Handle is passed would be easy to switch to passing a struct instead.

[Nikkii]

Originally Posted by Powerlord I was working on it as recently as Friday. It'll hopefully be ready for testing sometime soon (at least for TF2; other games will be implemented once I know the core is working properly). I had to make a few changes to how the plugin is arranged, and I still need to make a few more. There is also at least one major change that has to be made due to me writing it as a plugin: the introduction of NativeVotes_CloseVote(vote) which, if not called instead of CloseHandle on a NativeVotes Handle, will cause 3 Handles to leak for every vote. This is due to each NativeVotes Handle having references to forward and arrays that won't be auto-closed. There's also the eternal question of "where do I implement !revote and !votecancel" The base versions of these are in the basecommands plugin... NativeVotes will likely have its own nativevotes_basecommands plugin that implements those two commands. For reference, !votecancel isn't implemented at all for BuiltinVotes. Looking to the future, this plugin will likely be one of the first plugins to use Structs once they're introduced in SourcePawn 2.0, provided SP2 has the ability to pass structs between plugins. Right now, almost everywhere a Handle is passed would be easy to switch to passing a struct instead.

Very nice, let me know when it's done and I'll be happy to help test, hell, if you need a server to test on I could possibly let you use one.

[SuperRaWR]

I'm unsure if this has been fixed, but I believe I'm using the latest version. I'm also using the linux patch to fix the library rename issue with the update in october.

Whenever I call a vote (tested using the bundled alltalkvote plugin), it crashes the server.

Here is a dump: http://www.wdzclan.com/users/superra...01014330_1.dmp

[moxie2020]

Are there any voting plugins that take advantage of this extension?

Ideally, I want to find something like custom votes where regular players can start votes after a 2 or 3 people use a vote command and Admins can trigger instant votes.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by moxie2020 Are there any voting plugins that take advantage of this extension? Ideally, I want to find something like custom votes where regular players can start votes after a 2 or 3 people use a vote command and Admins can trigger instant votes.

As far as I'm aware, only map vote plugins currently use this extension.

Also, keep a look out for NativeVotes, the plugin version of this extension. I hope to start testing on it near the end of the month.

[jasonfrog]

I've been using BuiltinVoteType_Custom_YesNo for a variety of self-policing server votes. I was wondering about possibility of adding a threshold for the Yes outcome, so that more than half need to agree to vote before it passes.

Also the possibility of being able to switch the order of the options, F1-No, F2-Yes, rather than F1-Yes, F2-No.

The main reason for the above is because some players, by their own admission, just stab F1 without looking when a vote appears.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by jasonfrog I've been using BuiltinVoteType_Custom_YesNo for a variety of self-policing server votes. I was wondering about possibility of adding a threshold for the Yes outcome, so that more than half need to agree to vote before it passes. Also the possibility of being able to switch the order of the options, F1-No, F2-Yes, rather than F1-Yes, F2-No. The main reason for the above is because some players, by their own admission, just stab F1 without looking when a vote appears.

You'd do it the same way you'd do it with the standard SourceMod menu API: Register a vote results callback and divide item_info[0][VOTEINFO_ITEM_VOTES] by num_votes (casting one or both to floats) to get a percentage.

Edit: It might be BUILTINVOTES_VOTE_YES instead of 0, I forget.