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Posted: **Mon Feb 08, 2016 11:19 pm**

Hey,

Is it possible to give someone the nightvision screen ( the green overlay one ) with just a command?

So lets say the player has no nightvision goggles & if you would type !nvgs can you give him that nightvision view?

Sorry, im on my phone

Posted: **Mon Feb 08, 2016 11:38 pm**

has_nightvision and nightvision_on are already added as attributes for player entities for CS:S but not CS:GO. I am not sure if it even works for CS:GO, but if it does, we can add it.

Posted: **Tue Feb 09, 2016 4:10 am**

Actually, had a bit of time to test CS:GO. It seems that the functionality still exists for this, but the item isn't included in the buy menu. If I use the following script:

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from commands.say import SayCommand
from players.entity import Player

@SayCommand('nvg')
def give_nvg(command, index, team_only):
    Player(index).has_nightvision = True

then, I can use the following in my client console to activate the nightvision overlay:

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nightvision

That is, of course, after adding the properties to our data. You can also just set the nightvision_on attribute if you don't really want to worry about ownership of them:

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from commands.say import SayCommand
from players.entity import Player

@SayCommand('nvg')
def nvg_toggle(command, index, team_only):
    player = Player(index)
    player.nightvision_on = 1 - (player.nightvision_on % 2)

Both has_nightvision and nightvision_on are not 1/0 values the first time you retrieve them, which is why I used %2 and not just simply set to True/False on the toggle. The only exception to that is CS:GO's has_nightvision. I think we should probably fix that internally to pass back either 1/0 or True/False in these situations. Setting to 1/0 or True/False works just fine, though.

I will go ahead and add those to CS:GO's data and we will make the other adjustments when we get the chance.

Posted: **Tue Feb 09, 2016 11:14 am**

satoon101 wrote:Actually, had a bit of time to test CS:GO. It seems that the functionality still exists for this, but the item isn't included in the buy menu. If I use the following script:
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from commands.say import SayCommand from players.entity import Player @SayCommand('nvg') def give_nvg(command, index, team_only): Player(index).has_nightvision = True
then, I can use the following in my client console to activate the nightvision overlay:
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nightvision

That is, of course, after adding the properties to our data. You can also just set the nightvision_on attribute if you don't really want to worry about ownership of them:
Syntax: Select all
from commands.say import SayCommand from players.entity import Player @SayCommand('nvg') def nvg_toggle(command, index, team_only): player = Player(index) player.nightvision_on = 1 - (player.nightvision_on % 2)
Both has_nightvision and nightvision_on are not 1/0 values the first time you retrieve them, which is why I used %2 and not just simply set to True/False on the toggle. The only exception to that is CS:GO's has_nightvision. I think we should probably fix that internally to pass back either 1/0 or True/False in these situations. Setting to 1/0 or True/False works just fine, though.

I will go ahead and add those to CS:GO's data and we will make the other adjustments when we get the chance.

Perfect! Exactly what I wanted. Thank you

Posted: **Tue Apr 26, 2016 10:12 pm**

satoon101 wrote:Both has_nightvision and nightvision_on are not 1/0 values the first time you retrieve them, which is why I used %2 and not just simply set to True/False on the toggle. The only exception to that is CS:GO's has_nightvision. I think we should probably fix that internally to pass back either 1/0 or True/False in these situations. Setting to 1/0 or True/False works just fine, though.

Just wanted to note that we just fixed the above issue with SendProps!! We now use the <SendProp>.bits to determine the size of SendPropType.INT properties.

A big thank you to your-name-here for pointing us in this direction!

For the above example, it would now simply look like:

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from commands.say import SayCommand
from players.entity import Player

@SayCommand('nvg')
def nvg_toggle(command, index, team_only):
    player = Player(index)
    player.nightvision_on = not player.nightvision_on

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