[Kryzu]

I'm not really the guy who knows much about Orpheu, C++ and Half Life engine 1 "teamwork", but joaquimandrade, you should try to minimize this huge difference of map changing time with servers WITH Orpheu and WITHOUT Orpheu.

I know it loads stuff... but ye, it's the only annoying thing of that AMAZING module.

[joropito]

Originally Posted by Kryzu I'm not really the guy who knows much about Orpheu, C++ and Half Life engine 1 "teamwork", but joaquimandrade, you should try to minimize this huge difference of map changing time with servers WITH Orpheu and WITHOUT Orpheu. I know it loads stuff... but ye, it's the only annoying thing of that AMAZING module.

Caching signatures plus schedule scanning should be a nice feature.

[Arkshine]

Is it not already cached ? I don't see any difference on my test server, I have a lot of signatures.

[LaineN]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Do you have the signature in orpheu/virtualFunctions/CGameRules/ ?

Yes.

[Kryzu]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Is it not already cached ? I don't see any difference on my test server, I have a lot of signatures.

i've only one(max money) and the server is DOWN for some seconds.
At server start it loads stuff some seconds. Not having opportunity to see that loading stuff atm
It does it every mapchange for me:/

[joaquimandrade]

Which version are you using?

I don't remember on which was but starting on one version it includes signature caching.

[kielor]

Originally Posted by Arkshine For your problem, you have to alter the 1.6 value by 0, so, the following check will be true and the code won't be executed.

ehm, what value? how to patch?

[Arkshine]

Originally Posted by LaineN Yes.

So, you can tell that the function is well called when you put some debug into ?

[Arkshine]

Originally Posted by kielor ehm, what value? how to patch?

You have to find the address where is used the value. Then just create a file in memory, and use OrpheuMemorySet(). Look the code in HLSDK, the purpose is to change the 1.7 value ( 1.6 in CS ) by 0, so the check "if ( maxscaledspeed <= 0.0f )" will be true and the code won't be executed, it's the same like superceding the function ( though you can't for this one ).

[LaineN]

Originally Posted by Arkshine So, you can tell that the function is well called when you put some debug into ?

I now see that I have orpheu/virtualFunctions/CGameRules/FPlayerCanRespawn, but not orpheu/functions/CHalfLifeMultiplay/FPlayerCanRespawn.
Do I need FPlayerCanRespawn in CHalfLifeMultiplay folder too?