[rx1983]

ok, I will do some tests ...

PHP Code:

public plugin_end (  ) 


also found:

PHP Code:

public  server_changelevel ( map[] ) 
or
  get_timeleft (  ) 


most do not know how to use

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta> 

public plugin_init() 
 {
    register_plugin("changelevel test", "1.0", "bailopan");
    register_forward(FM_ChangeLevel, "eng_changelevel")
 }

 public eng_changelevel(const map[])

 {
    log_amx("changing to map: %s", map)
 } 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by rx1983 after all, can someone give an example of taking the event the end of the round?

1. Your question is unrelated to this thread.
2. Search: http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=42159

[raghunarnindi001]

Is this one correct ??

new maptime = get_timeleft() if( maptime < (ur desired time)) { .............. }

[rx1983]

Originally Posted by fysiks 1. Your question is unrelated to this thread. 2. Search: http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=42159

I am looking for as Captaris end of the map and not the end of this tutorial explains how to round.

New Round
Player Spawn
Round Start
Round End

I did several tests with plugin_end() and came to the conclusion that it does not work.
still do not know why.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by rx1983 I am looking for as Captaris end of the map and not the end of this tutorial explains how to round. New Round Player Spawn Round Start Round End I did several tests with plugin_end() and came to the conclusion that it does not work. still do not know why.

It might help if you spoke in english so we could understand what you are saying.

[rx1983]

xpaw answered my doubts, the other topic

Originally Posted by xPaw plugin_end is to late to call something on clients i guess

can not be detected after the best player over the map ...

[fLaXXiE.]

You can use this method:

PHP Code:

#include < amxmodx >

public plugin_init( )
{
    register_logevent("logevent_round_end", 2, "1=Round_End") // event of round end
}

public logevent_round_end( )
{
    THE COMMAND YOU WANT HERE!
} 


[Exolent[jNr]]

You can store what you need at plugin_end() and then execute it at plugin_init() on next map.

[rx1983]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] You can store what you need at plugin_end() and then execute it at plugin_init() on next map.

I'll think about it. anyway I still can not imagine it without a model.

I'm modifying the plugin writes the best player in a log file.
plugin_end put in () it can not store anything like xpaw said. it's too late for that.
would very much like the event map_end exist, as there is round_end.
because I want to write the best player in each map and not the best in each round.

[Exolent[jNr]]

You could hook ScoreInfo event and save player info throughout the map.
Then on plugin_end() you can save it to a file and read it on plugin_init().