[inspire]

#pragma semicolon 2
#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
#include <cstrike>

public OnPluginStart()
{
RegServerCmd("sm_speed", CmdSpeed);
}


public Action:CmdSpeed(client, args)
{
    if (args < 2)
    {
        ReplyToCommand(client, "[SM] Usage: sm_speed <target> <multiplier>");
        return Plugin_Handled;    
    }    
    decl String:pattern[MAX_NAME],String:buffer[MAX_NAME],String:mul[MAX_ID];
    GetCmdArg(1,pattern,sizeof(pattern));
    GetCmdArg(2,mul,sizeof(mul));
    new Float:mult = StringToFloat(mul);
    new targets[MAX_CLIENTS],bool:ml = false;

    new count = ProcessTargetString(pattern,client,targets,sizeof(targets),FILTER_ALIVE,buffer,sizeof(buffer),ml);

    if (count <= 0) ReplyToCommand(client,"%t",(count < 0)?"Bad target":"No target",YELLOW,TEAMCOLOR,pattern,YELLOW);
    else for (new i = 0; i < count; i++)
    {
        new t = targets[i];
        SetEntPropFloat(t, Prop_Data, "m_flLaggedMovementValue", mult);
        if (g_bLog) LogAction(client,t,"\"%L\" set speed of player \"%L\" to %.1f",client,t,mult);
    }


    return Plugin_Handled;
}

Is this correct? and would "RegServerCmd("sm_speed", CmdSpeed);" make it able to use the sm_speed for other scripts..? where you just input "sm_speed target 2.0" or must i use RegConsoleCmd? AdminCmd? or any other?

[inspire]

anyone?

[Dr. McKay]

RegServerCmd creates a command that can only be typed in the server console (or rcon). RegAdminCmd creates a command that requires a specific admin flag (and can also be executed from the server console/rcon). RegConsoleCmd creates a command that anyone can use (all clients and server/rcon). Chat triggers work for all except RegServerCmd.

Also, this is the syntax for RegServerCmd:

PHP Code:

public OnPluginStart() {
    RegServerCmd("sm_dostuff", Command_DoStuff);
}

public Action:Command_DoStuff(args) { // notice it's not (client, args), rather just (args), since the client is always the server (which is 0)
    // do stuff here
} 


[inspire]

I have tried it with RegServerCmd("sm_speed", CmdSpeed);

in my thread above I already used the RegServerCmd.

But im trying to get the sm_speed to work as an new command, which you can input into another script, like for example est_speed, with eventscripts.

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by inspire I have tried it with RegServerCmd("sm_speed", CmdSpeed); in my thread above I already used the RegServerCmd. But im trying to get the sm_speed to work as an new command, which you can input into another script, like for example est_speed, with eventscripts.

That part's fine. Look closer at the callback.