To answer your question directly; I don't think there is an ETA for the wiki yet AFAIK. L'In20Cible offered some good alternatives though.

-freddukes

It was compiled correctly. In MSVC 10 and later, depending on the compile-time value of _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL, there is extra debug code automatically added for certain standard structures. The value defaults to 2 for Debug builds and 0 (disabled) for Release builds. The debug levels are not binary...

If you want a good idea of how to implement the new Usermessage system, just have a look at our changelogs; specifically this and this. Hopefully that'll give you a bit of an understanding of how to put the new system in place.

-Steven

I think the object files for the tier1.lib got screwed up by allied modders when they changed the source. I'm assuming they didn't clean and build properly which probably left a couple of release objects in. When I get back tonight I'll try recompiling tier1 from the sdk to see if that makes a diffe...

Just implemented the protobuf changes to CS:GO that happened today. It will require a python code update, but until the libraries are updated, you should be able to run the new usermessages with the following information. Now, rather than passing in message IDs / strings, you create a specific messa...

Hey freddukes, I would agree with you for say commands as we explicitly ask for them but definitely not for a say filter. If the text has been blocked → there's nothing left to filter. Of course, if there's a way to know the current "status" of the filter that could be different. In example, ...

Hey Satoon, Works like a charm, good job! For the looping thing, I'd say that breaking the loop is the way to go. If the command has been blocked, the other callbacks doesn't really need to get called as the command is not executed in any case. I'm curious if someone can think about a good situatio...

https://code.google.com/p/source-python/source/detail?r=ce753893a711fb0a3df3840dc06f62ae07f4b7e6 Getting latest should fix your crash. It's not a complete fix, I've still got to figure out why ShowMenu doesn't work (but SayText2 should now work in release). From what I could understand, compiler op...

Heh... L'In20Cible and I were working on a fix; seems like release does some weird code removal on the destructor of MRecipientFilter... It seems it won't properly call the dtor unless there's a definition of it in the CPP (will not work if placed in the header :S). I will do some more testing and c...

Okay, confirmed it crashes; it only crashes in a release build. I'm guessing it's using an uninitialised variable. I'll try and fix the C++ side; cheers.

-freddukes

Hmm I can't remember whether I'm running debug or release; I think I'm running debug. It could be an issue; usually debug does things like automatically initialise variables to 0 or some other value (sometimes a memory fill pattern like 0xCDCDCDCD) whereas release will usually just fill it with what...

Hmm strange. I have got the latest source and compiled it though; which version have you got? Are you running the version uploaded to these forums?

-freddukes

I'm using it without issue in SourceRPG. How are you using it? This is my code and it works fine: from messages import SayText2 from events import Event from players.helpers import index_from_userid class Player(object): def __init__(self, index): self.index = index def send_message&...

There's not really a huge demand for VS12 yet is there? If you feel the need to port it feel free, I'm not sure which libraries will be missing until I try and port it over. It's not a huge priority; I'm not even sure if the SDK will compile under VS12.

I use Eclipse with the PyDev module. It has project code completion and doc-string help text etc. It's enough to read the libraries for the API.

-freddukes

Without doing performance stats myself, I would suspect a lot of things to be quicker than ES2. The main reason is that everything in C++ is essentially wrapped and exposed to Python, so there's almost a direct python call to the C++ calls; I'm not sure how real world examples stack up, but I would ...

Ah. That's much better I knew that file must have been lurking somewhere. Silly packed files, why can't it be like CSS

Cheers

-freddukes

Okay, just printed all the events I could find for CS:GO. I couldn't find a list anywhere, so I just put some code to write out to a file whenever an event fire has been activated. (Is there an easier way of obtaining this information, or an already more extensive list?). Anyway, the list of events ...