[exvel]

I dont like OnClalcPlayerScore method. Old was better. How can I script plugin which will run in TF and in other games? If I will use event functon OnClalcPlayerScore() then plugin will report that it need an extension for non-TF games!

[L. Duke]

Since TF uses the game stats management system to show the player score and games like CSS save the player's score in the player entity, they must be treated differently. There isn't really a way around that.

[exvel]

I know that but in old version of this extension was 3 functions: SetPlayerScore, AddPlayerScore, SetScoreMod. In version 1.1.0 it have only one function OnClalcPlayerScore. It something like an event-function (example like OnClientConnect). This means that I always should use this fucntion in code. In old version of extension I could use such code:

if (modfolder == 'tf')
{
SetPlayerScore(...) // for TF
}
else
{
SetScoreOther(...) // for CS:S, HL2:DM...
}

Now I always must use OnClalcPlayerScore and it means that I don't know how to make plugin in such way that it will now not require this extension for non-TF game. :(

[bl4nk]

Just do the TF specific stuff in OnCalcPlayerScore and the other stuff in it's own place. The old method I used was pretty buggy because I'm still somewhat new at C++ extensions, so it was a lot easier for me to do it in a plugin.

[exvel]

Originally Posted by bl4nk Just do the TF specific stuff in OnCalcPlayerScore and the other stuff in it's own place. The old method I used was pretty buggy because I'm still somewhat new at C++ extensions, so it was a lot easier for me to do it in a plugin.

Really? So simple? Thanks

[MikeJS]

What needs to be changed for this to work on Windows?

[bl4nk]

I have no idea.

[MikeJS]

Fair enough
Is there another way to change a player's score on windows?

[Cocci]

Is it possible to block score with that plugin ?

I'd love to be able to use this to block scores when a team wins a round on TF2.

Thanks for your answers

[bl4nk]

Technically, yes. Look at the source of the plugin I posted for an example of how I handle the modification of scores. Pretty much all you'd have to do is just use a modifier to subtract X points (the ones that they gained during the bonus round) from their score and return the new value.