[Steell]

That's definitely odd... is the plugin still working? It could be a SourceMod bug (wouldn't be surprised with all the updates going on).

[Leitwolf]

Steell my Problem is fixed now! I had to use "sm_umc_mapvote 1"

[takkyu]

Originally Posted by Steell That's definitely odd... is the plugin still working? It could be a SourceMod bug (wouldn't be surprised with all the updates going on).

Hmm.
- End-of-map vote doesn't work.
- People can still type rtv but i don't know if a vote appears.
- Nominate doesn't work

I reinstalled it, but as soon as i write something in the umc_mapcycle.txt i got these errors. It's weird, because the plugin worked after the update

[Steell]

That's bizzarre... try reinstalling SourceMod?

[Jstn7477]

I decided to check out the latest version of UMC for another server I plan putting this on, and just realized that you added a feature to load commands for specific map groups. Can multiple commands be used, and if so, is one command given per "command" (thus having a list of multiple "command" values in each map group)?

[Steell]

Originally Posted by Jstn7477 I decided to check out the latest version of UMC for another server I plan putting this on, and just realized that you added a feature to load commands for specific map groups. Can multiple commands be used, and if so, is one command given per "command" (thus having a list of multiple "command" values in each map group)?

You only get one "command" value in each mapgroup and map. In order to do multiple commands, you can either a) have it exec a .cfg by doing "exec myconfig.cfg", or b) separate multiple commands with a semicolon like you would in the console ("mp_timelimit 0; sv_alltalk 1" for example).

[eraserhead]

Steell, today i noticed an end of map vote (i think i've seen it two times) where the current map was also in the vote, what could be causing this?

[Steell]

Could be a bug, could be caused by duplicate maps in your umc_mapcycle, could be you're using an older version of UMC.

I'll double-check my code regardless.

[Jstn7477]

Originally Posted by Steell You only get one "command" value in each mapgroup and map. In order to do multiple commands, you can either a) have it exec a .cfg by doing "exec myconfig.cfg", or b) separate multiple commands with a semicolon like you would in the console ("mp_timelimit 0; sv_alltalk 1" for example).

Oh, okay, so I could make, say, a payloadrace.cfg and if any map in the "Payload Race" section is chosen, I can exec that config which contains the desired commands?

Also, are the commands executed at the same time as they would be if the commands were included in "mapname.cfg" files? (after server.cfg)

[Steell]

This is the order of execution:

server.cfg -> mapname.cfg -> UMC Map Group "Command" -> UMC Map "Command"

So to answer your question, yes.