[Cooltad]

I use that in the following code:

                    strCount = GetTeamClientCount(2);
                    CPrintToChat(i, "{red}%s{default} Challengers Appear!", strCount);

No compiling errors/warnings, and nothing in the error logs when Instead of getting what I should have gotten, 1 Challengers Appear!, I got the same thing, but without anything before Challengers.

Is GetTeamClientCount broken?

I think It's because I used %s instead of %f

[Arson]

I know you probably know more than me but what's wrong with getting maxplayers then filtering the team?

[Dr!fter]

i believe it returns an int not a string or a float. Im pretty postive its not a string and a float wouldnt make sense since you cant have 1.5 players... so... im pretty sure its int, im to lazy to look in the api to be sure.

[psychonic]

PHP Code:

new count = GetTeamClientCount(2);
CPrintToChat(i, "{red}%d{default} Challengers Appear!", count); 


[Cooltad]

Nice, that's what I tried using before I looked at this thread, and it works.

[Cooltad]

Random question:
for(new i=1;i<=MaxClients;i++)
That usually hooks all connected clients, right?
Well..what if it's inside a 1-second timer, and that timer fires once, and I need data sent to all clients inside that timer?

I need to know if for(new i=1;i<=MaxClients;i++) hooks all players or not, because the 1-second event only is going to happen once..

[Greyscale]

That loops through all possible client indexes, yes.

Make sure you add

if (!IsClientInGame(i))
    continue;

though.

[Cooltad]

Uh, doesn't that allow it to continue instead of stopping it? O_o

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Cooltad Uh, doesn't that allow it to continue instead of stopping it? O_o

"continue" jumps to the next iteration of the loop.

[Greyscale]

Kind of a misnomer. They should have named it something more like "skip" or "next" in my opinion. I was confused the first time I saw "continue;" as well.