[Doc-Holiday]

Question when using CvarCache.. you said it updates the value without extra natives.. not sure i understand what you mean.

PHP Code:

CvarCache(register_cvar("dbd_toggle", "1"), CvarType_Int, g_CvarCache[g_iEnabled]); //Turns plugin on and off 


It's my listen server (new game in cz) it works checking value g_CvarCache[g_iEnabled] before doing the stuff for the plugin.

but if in my console i write dbd_toggle 0.. it doesn't update the value to the g_CvarCache[g_iEnabled] var.. Is that what you meant?

Or does that require hooking change?

[Arkshine]

It should update. That's the very purpose of this native :p.

I've tested before releasing so I know it's working fine. Make sure you type the right cvars and you check well the value.

Show me the code, so I can test myself.

[yokomo]

This module is good but sadly it not support cl_* & gl_* cvars. Any idea how to make it compatible with client cvars?

I want to lock some of client cvars.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Client cvars and a server cvars are not the same thing.
Server is not informed when a client cvar is changed, so your problem is not related to that thread at all and should belong to scripting help or suggestions/requests forum

[Doc-Holiday]

Originally Posted by Arkshine It should update. That's the very purpose of this native :p. I've tested before releasing so I know it's working fine. Make sure you type the right cvars and you check well the value. Show me the code, so I can test myself.

Do i need to hook the change of the variables or should it update the cvars automatically

[ConnorMcLeod]

May be you could try without the array thing :

g_CvarCache[g_iEnabled]

->

g_CvarCache_iEnabled

[Arkshine]

With array it works too, I've tested and put also an example.

[K.K.Lv]

what happen with this code ?

public CvarHookChanged(handleCvar, const oldValue[], const newValue[], const cvarName[])
{
    server_print("name:%s--Old:%s--New:%s", cvarName, oldValue, newValue);
    if (strcmp(cvarName, "sv_password") == 0)
    {
        client_print(0, print_chat, "the sv_password has been changed to : %s", newValue[0] ? newValue : "NULL");
    }
}

or Is there anything I did wrong ?
the server console print :

name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:58
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:57
Connection to Steam servers successful.
   VAC secure mode disabled.
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:56
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:55
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:54
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:54
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:53
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:52
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:51
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:50
name:amx_timeleft--Old:sv_password--New:19:50

[Arkshine]

No, it's fine, just an AMXX issue related to the string buffer. The buffer for string operation is very poorly implemented in AMXX. Here, when you call strcmp, the string "sv_password" is copied in the first buffer, this one used previously to hold the old value for the forward..

As solution, use equal, it does not use buffer, it loops directly.

[Alka]

Well, nice work on the module Arkhsine. I just made a plugin based on this module but something it's really strange. The following events occur with the fix plugin placed before admincmd.amxx

Console output:

] amx_cvar amx_immunity 1
[AMXX] Cvar "amx_immunity" changed to "a"
] amx_cvar amx_immunity 0
[AMXX] Cvar "amx_immunity" changed to "a"
Debug(): a -> 1
ADMIN Alka:  set cvar amx_immunity to "a"
Debug(): a -> 0
ADMIN Alka:  set cvar amx_immunity

Plugin:

PHP Code:


#include <amxmodx>
#include <cvar_util>

#define PLUGIN "Admin Immunity"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "Alka"

new g_iMaxPlayers;

new bool:g_bHasImmunity[32];

new g_iCvarValue;

public plugin_init() {
    
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR);
    
    new iCvarHandle = CvarRegister("amx_immunity", "0", .hasMin = true, .minValue = 0.0, .hasMax = true, .maxValue = 1.0, .forceInterval = true);
    
    CvarHookChange(iCvarHandle , "OnImmunityChange");
    CvarCache(iCvarHandle, CvarType_Int, g_iCvarValue);
    
    g_iMaxPlayers = get_maxplayers();
}

public client_putinserver(id)
{
    if(g_iCvarValue)
    {
        if(get_user_flags(id) & read_flags("a"))
            remove_user_flags(id, read_flags("a"));
    }
}

public OnImmunityChange(handleCvar, const oldValue[], const newValue[], const cvarName[])
{
    client_print(0, print_chat, "Debug(): %s -> %s", oldValue, newValue);
    if(str_to_num(newValue))
    {
        for(new id = 1 ; id <= g_iMaxPlayers ; id++)
        {
            if(!is_user_connected(id))
                continue;
            
            if(get_user_flags(id) & read_flags("a"))
            {
                g_bHasImmunity[id] = true;
                remove_user_flags(id, read_flags("a"));
            }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        for(new id = 1 ; id <= g_iMaxPlayers ; id++)
        {
            if(!is_user_connected(id))
                continue;
            
            if(g_bHasImmunity[id])
            {
                g_bHasImmunity[id] = false;
                set_user_flags(id, get_user_flags(id) | read_flags("a"));
            }
        }
    }
} 


Can you explain if something it's wrong or why it's behaving like this? Thank you