[Owyn]

i do

PHP Code:

register_message( get_user_msgid( "SendAudio" ),"message_sendaudio" ); 

public message_sendaudio( msg_id, msg_dest, msg_entity )
{
    static message[10];
    get_msg_arg_string( 2, message, sizeof message - 1 );

    switch( message[7] )
    {
        // -- %!MRAD_terwin ; %!MRAD_ctwin ; %!MRAD_rounddraw
        case 'c', 't', 'r' : return end();
    }

    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public end()
{
    log_amx("blocked message");
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
} 


we get "blocked message" and I don't hear "Terrorist Win" etc sounds but event is called

PHP Code:

register_event("SendAudio","end_round","a","2=%!MRAD_terwin","2=%!MRAD_ctwin","2=%!MRAD_rounddraw");

public end_round()
{
    log_amx("is still called");
} 


we get "is still called" =\

[Brreaker]

PHP Code:

register_event("SendAudio","end_round","a","2=%!MRAD_terwin","2=%!MRAD_ctwin","2=%!MRAD_rounddraw");

public end_round()
{
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
} 


[Owyn]

have you tested before post?

[Brreaker]

No, but when you return PLUGIN_HANDLED on an event, you just block it

[Owyn]

No, it blocks nothing

[ConnorMcLeod]

Block a message doesn't block the corresponding event from being sent, you have to think to another way to do what you wanna do.

[Owyn]

"Block a message doesn't block" anything at all, even a message itself

1st plugin returns PLUGIN_HANDLED to event, 2nd plugin below 1st one still gets the event

[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by Owyn "Block a message doesn't block" anything at all, even a message itself 1st plugin returns PLUGIN_HANDLED to event, 2nd plugin below 1st one still gets the event

It actually blocks the sound from being sent, as a player you can't hear it.

[Owyn]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod It actually blocks the sound from being sent, as a player you can't hear it.

Actually it doesn't you still can hear it

that's why i tried working with messages

[ConnorMcLeod]

If you block a SendAudio message using register_message and returning PLUGIN_HANDLED, sound is not sent, that's what i wrote since the begining.

But events are called in plugins, that's what you noticed and you are right.

So, depending on what you want to do, you have to think differently.