[SHAREN]

Originally Posted by psychonic You cannot remove an entry from the stringtable. Even if you were to force it out on the server, the client would flip out (or at best, ignore the entry it was replaced with) since that functionality is not supported.

And what if to check for precachemodel limit in the sourcemod? https://goo.gl/SLciqU

[Benoist3012]

Originally Posted by SHAREN And what if to check for precachemodel limit in the sourcemod? https://goo.gl/SLciqU

Yeah it would be nice!

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by SHAREN And what if to check for precachemodel limit in the sourcemod? https://goo.gl/SLciqU

SourceMod's PrecacheModel is just a wrapper around the Engine's PrecacheModel function.

As far as I'm aware, there are no plans to change this.

[theworm]

Does this need it's own folder? Do I just paste everything into the sourcemod folder?

[SHAREN]

Originally Posted by Powerlord SourceMod's PrecacheModel is just a wrapper around the Engine's PrecacheModel function. As far as I'm aware, there are no plans to change this.

Could not disable the plugin PrecacheModel if this results a server crash, I think it would be better if an automatic shut-off plugin, not the entire server.

[whtevrwt]

So after disabling this extension, my server doesn't crash anymore. Not sure what from here would cause it to crash. Before today, everything was working fine and I hadn't touched the FTP in about 2-3 days. gg valve?

[Dr!fter]

Originally Posted by whtevrwt So after disabling this extension, my server doesn't crash anymore. Not sure what from here would cause it to crash. Before today, everything was working fine and I hadn't touched the FTP in about 2-3 days. gg valve?

Not related to the extension, its whatever uses this.

[whtevrwt]

Originally Posted by Dr!fter Not related to the extension, its whatever uses this.

Ah, okay. Then I apologize for my statement earlier.

[Potato Uno]

Best way to find out is to remove the extension and find out which plugins fail to load, and then remove them all (then put the extension back on).

Then test each plugin until you find the plugin that crashes the server.

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno Best way to find out is to remove the extension and find out which plugins fail to load, and then remove them all (then put the extension back on). Then test each plugin until you find the plugin that crashes the server.

OR rename the extension from it's current file name to a random one like "gfdhgfdjgfdg.dll/.so"