[CrazY.]

Well, I was programming, and I realized I know writing the codes, but I have no idea of your operation. And I got another questions also...

1. What is different between 'static' and 'new'? How to know when to use each one?

2. What is different between:

// Create a var
new g_maxplayers;
g_maxplayers = get_maxplayers();

// Directly use
get_maxplayers();

and how to the compiler understand this code?

3. What is different between PAWN and AMXX?

4. How to learn about things never used/views of includes? (Example: some defines from hlsdk_const).

5. Why add -1 into Array's length?

6. Who spawn first, the chicken or the egg? If is the egg, then all the animals spawn as an egg? Why?

7. Why use ' & ' instead of ' == ' comparing/using bitsums?

[EFFx]

2. It's optimization, if you'll use the same native more than one time, catch it at something. Cuz it will be catched and the computer need not check it's value 'cuz it was catched. That's what I can explain, wait for more people explain better.
3. Guess there's nothing difference, I mean, about the plugin. It's just a choice.
4. Searching it's API on amxmodx.org
5. Because array starts at 0 until it's size. It depends, not everytime you'll use -1.
6. That's the human's question, guess a mutation or somethin' else had a animal that put eggs, then the first chicken was created and there's us asking for it.

[CrazY.]

2. Ok.
3. Hmm, well.

4. What?: (from hlsdk_const)

#define FL_CONVEYOR                     (1<<2)
#define FL_GODMODE                      (1<<6)
#define FL_NOTARGET                     (1<<7)
#define FL_WORLDBRUSH                   (1<<25)     // Not moveable/removeable brush entity (really part of the world, but represented as an entity for transparency or something) 

Ok, and now, how to use this?

5. Yeah, you're correct:

//- Don't need to add -1.
for (new i = 0; i < ArraySize(array); i++)

6. Yeah, otherwise don't make sense.

[EFFx]

6. Yep, doesn't make sense. Maybe a mutation again, or evolution of an animal and his sex changed from D to eggs and that animal started to put eggs. Then the other animal from his egg put eggs too and there's us asking about it.

About static or new, you can search on google, there's a discussion about it, maybe it help:
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...17&postcount=8
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...=40340?t=40340
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=154229
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showth...87025?t=187025

[CrazY.]

HAHA, it's a funny question.

Then why this guy said this to me? (the code it's from Zombie Plague Fix5a, automatically he was criticizing the creator, not me).

Originally Posted by KliPPy Also, as a side note, there's no reason to use static modifier as you assign values to these variables before using them anyway.

[OciXCrom]

1. In simple words - use it if it will be called very often - in client prethink, cmdstart, functions that are called on each frame, etc. Also with big arrays.

2. It's called caching. If you use it more than once - save its value in a variable. The value can't change during gameplay.

3. Um... AMXX is not a programming language.

6. amx_spawn_chicken, amx_spawn_egg

7. Both are used for different ocasions.

[CrazY.]

3. o.O then, what the hell is AMXX?
6. haha, Ok.

[EFFx]

I searched a bit about these,

FL_CONVEYOR, you can use for check if the user is in the air

PHP Code:

#define FL_ONGROUND2    (FL_ONGROUND | FL_PARTIALGROUND | FL_INWATER | FL_CONVEYOR | FL_FLOAT) 


FL_GODMODE, as it's name says, it checks if the user has godmode enabled, AKA get_user_godmode().

FL_NOTARGET, guess it's the same as godmode, I didn't find anything explainable about it.

FL_WORLDBRUSH, as it's description says:

// Not moveable/removeable brush entity (really part of the world, but represented as an entity for transparency or something)

That explains all, don't it?

[CrazY.]

Yeah, this help me, but, how to use? haha

[OciXCrom]

3. It's a Metamod plugin

FL_NOTARGET is not same as godmode. With notarget enabled, monsters will ignore you.