Hello in case you're still looking I use this line in a docker container to fix dependencies for both the base server and SP, it may be outdated so if it doesn't outright work I hope it atleast points you in the right direction, the key is that your server isn't an x64 binary so you gotta get the 32...

Predz wrote:Somehow missed looking at this for years, lol.

https://github.com/ThomasVieth/SP-Viewmodel-Changer

Dunno if this will still work but here was my approach from years ago.

uu cool ty! I'll take a look at it when I find the time

Kami wrote:I think I tried to remake the same plugin as you did :D Thank you for the link I will try the code!

Did you end up figuring this out? I've been recently getting interested in doing something like this again

Thanks for the quick reply! I did find that for CS:S the offsets are wrong, I'm pretty sure either fakeplayer or ishltv got removed. I verified and customFiles has an offset of 112 (length is 4 instead of 16 too, I'm pretty sure it's 4*4 = 16) That should bring it to from engines.server import engin...

First off I think I can use get_player_info to get the player_info_s/player_info_t structure Does Source Python define or provide helpers for this structure anywhere? If not how do I go about creating this in my plugin? It's been a while I've messed with the Source Engine, but this piqued my interes...

Just ran into this problem myself, I think the smoothest way is to just install libffi6 in addition, as to not get unintended side effects. This 1 line should do the trick (adapted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/63329830) curl -OL http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/libf/libffi/libffi6_3.2....

example better? Yes, that seems correct. Is there a way to adapt your plugin? Say this was your old file: "Positions" { "suicide" { "pos1" "-528.822815 -959.968750 -415.264404" "pos2" "-447.458313 553.347229 -479.968750" "pos3" &...

Okay I made a repo for it, since it's probably easier & updated it to the latest version I had.

I suspect the github version should work now, but make me aware if there are any issues.

Also pain, you're supposed to provide 1 vmt and 1 vtf per entry, not multiple pairs.

I'm really busy right now outside of this project, I can try to look into it sometime when I'm free (earliest this weekend) but if someone wants to fix it up by all means go for it. :)

Edit: I just remembered I definitely have a more up-to-date version somewhere though, I'll search for it.

That actually looks really neat

Nobody knows? Please tell if the issue is explained so it can be understood :/ Maybe you can accomplish what you want by parenting an entity to the player that has your desired dimensions/collision or maybe hook ontouch and push the grenade when it hits that entity or the player? (There are some ca...

Question, is engine_trace.enumerate_entities_in_box guaranteed to return only after the enumerator is finished?

Thanks got it to work Edit: have to return True in enum_entity from engines.trace import engine_trace from engines.trace import EntityEnumerator from commands.say import SayCommand from players.entity import Player from entities.entity import Entity from memory import make_object from entities impor...

How do I use engine_trace.enumerate_entities_in_box?

I'm going to try a hook on CBaseClient::Clear, it seems like that will work for my purposes

I'm trying to find some way to reliably listen for a player disconnecting from the server, and get either their SteamID or (base)client pointer. Every single way I've found so far has at least one issue, I'll list the ones I remember: OnClientDisconnect listener: Fires when the client deactivates (o...

Yes, that's the proper way. For m_iMapHasVIPSafetyZone you can also use manager.instance_attribute. Edit: The calling convenient is wrong. It's a THISCALL. Right now it will only work on Linux, because THISCALL and CDECL are the same on Linux. Okay thanks! It's only meant to work on linux anyway, t...

class CCSGameRules(CustomType, metaclass=manager): _binary = "server" # 5 5 CCSGameRules::LevelInitPostEntity(void) LevelInitPostEntity = manager.virtual_function( 5 if PLATFORM == 'windows' else 5, [], DataType.VOID ) # void CCSGameRules::RestartRound(...

I have: if PLATFORM == 'windows': raise NotImplementedError("UNIX Only") class CCSGameRules(CustomType, metaclass=manager): # 5 5 void CCSGameRules::LevelInitPostEntity(void) LevelInitPostEntity = manager.virtual_function( 5 if PLATFORM == 'windows&#...

You never had to do that when using GameThread as that was the whole purpose of that class. However, threading.Thread is now working fine, because SP always has a global tick listener registered: https://github.com/Source-Python-Dev-Team/Source.Python/blob/3391d929d8cba00bf3bfd53d84989ebd421b3524/a...