[jievylook]

Hi all.
A server of ZP cs 1.6 was created -

Before hosting all the plugins worked correctly and when I created a game on my PC everything was great.

Now when I've hosted mi server some plugins stopped working.
For example, a simple add-on like the following that makes all rounds begin with a knife.

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>   
#include <fun>   
#include <cstrike>   
#include <hamsandwich>   

#define PLUGIN ""  
#define VERSION ""  
#define AUTHOR ""  

public plugin_init( )   
{   
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)  
    RegisterHam( Ham_Spawn, "player", "fw_PlayerSpawn" )   
}   

public fw_PlayerSpawn( id )   
{   
        strip_user_weapons( id )   
        give_item( id, "weapon_knife" )   
} 


I need help and I do not know where to look.

[iceeedr]

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>   
#include <fun>   
#include <cstrike>   
#include <hamsandwich>   

#define PLUGIN ""  
#define VERSION ""  
#define AUTHOR ""  

public plugin_init( )   
{   
       register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)  
        RegisterHam( Ham_Spawn, "player", "fw_PlayerSpawn", 1)   // post spawn
}   

public fw_PlayerSpawn( id )   
{   
    if(!is_user_alive(id))
        return HAM_IGNORED

        strip_user_weapons( id )   
        give_item( id, "weapon_knife" )  
        return HAM_IGNORED // make compiler happy
} 


[eat1k]

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <fun>
#include <hamsandwich>

#pragma semicolon 1

new const PLUGIN_VERSION[] = "1.0";

public plugin_init()    
{    
    register_plugin("PLUGIN", PLUGIN_VERSION, "AUTHOR");
    RegisterHam(Ham_Spawn, "player", "fmfwd_PlayerSpawn_Post", true);
}    

public fmfwd_PlayerSpawn_Post(id)    
{    
    if(!is_user_alive(id)) 
        return HAM_IGNORED; 

    strip_user_weapons(id);
    give_item(id, "weapon_knife");

    return HAM_IGNORED; 
} 


[CrazY.]

I wonder why do you guys posted same code 3 times...
Return values are ignored in post forwards.

[iceeedr]

Originally Posted by CrazY. I wonder why do you guys posted same code 3 times... Return values are ignored in post forwards.

I completely forgot the detail of the return values ​​being ignored in post forwards, but I posted the code just because you do not need set_task for the procedure.

[CrazY.]

Yes indeed, raizo's code does not make any sense, but eat1k's code it's the same, except for "true" instead of "1" and "fmfwd_PlayerSpawn_Post" instead of "fw_PlayerSpawn". To be honest I didn't notice any improvement in that.

[EFFx]

You're using the Ham_Spawn as Pre forward, so the user is still dead, that's why when he ACTUALLY spawn, it doesn't strip his weapons, since it tried when he was dead, and the native does not work with dead players.

So the #2 reply adds a task that's executed when the player is alive, basically the same as the #3 reply.

[E1_531G]

Originally Posted by CrazY. I wonder why do you guys posted same code 3 times... Return values are ignored in post forwards.

You must know about "func must return a value" warning.

PHP Code:

public fmfwd_PlayerSpawn_Post(id)    
{    
    if(!is_user_alive(id)) 
        return HAM_IGNORED; // because of this

    strip_user_weapons(id);
    give_item(id, "weapon_knife");

    return HAM_IGNORED; // you must put this
} 


Some sort of a solution:

PHP Code:

public fmfwd_PlayerSpawn_Post(id)    
{    
    if(!is_user_alive(id)) 
        return; // you don't return a value, but tehnically it is 'return 0' anyway

    strip_user_weapons(id);
    give_item(id, "weapon_knife");
} 


[CrazY.]

I didn't understand what you mean. I did refer to any return value and not only the "last one".

[iceeedr]

Crazy, what you're saying is that it's not necessary to check if the player is alive? Because by checking, you need to give the value to return (to ignore) and this causes the need to make the compiler of amxx happy, because of the warning that it is giving.