Deathmatch

[sessus]

Just installed r480 and tried to enable Deathmatch mode without ES Tools. Sourcemod allows the following command (through a plugin) to respawn dead (!) players:

sm_respawn id# │ playername
(Example: sm_respawn #129)

I tried changing gg_respawn_cmd to sm_respawn; however, deathmatch just does not work. I am not really keen having ES Tools on my server, so is there a way to enable Deathmatch with the sm_respawn command?

[Warren]

Please show us exactly what you have in your ../cfg/gungame/gg_en_config.cfg for gg_respawn_cmd.

As far as I can tell, this would be correct:

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gg_respawn_cmd sm_respawn

[XE_ManUp]

The problem is that SourceMod requires a "#<userid>".

Event if sessus were to do:

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gg_respawn_cmd "sm_respawn #"

...it wouldn't work, because it would translate to:

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sm_respawn # <userid>

It should be:

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sm_respawn #<userid>

[sessus]

I didn't want to use ES Tools, so I am trying to use Sourcemod:

The syntax for the respawn command for dead players for Sourcemod is:

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sm_respawn #<id>

This is what I tried in the gg_respawn_cmd

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gg_respawn_cmd "sm_respawn #"

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gg_respawn_cmd sm_respawn

[sessus]

Oops, XE_manup already replied...

Xe_manup, any chance you'd be able to add an exclusion or something to solve that issue?

[Warren]

Are you sure that you need a #? I looked up some SM documentation and it said you can do "sm_respawn <name / userid#>".

I think maybe sessus had a misunderstanding?

I had a typo on my previous post. I meant to say:

As far as I can tell, this would be correct:

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gg_respawn_cmd sm_respawn

[sessus]

I tried it manually. sm_respawn <id> does nothing. sm_respawn #<id> or sm_respawn @ct works perfectly

[Warren]

OK. A fix is being coded right now.

[XE_ManUp]

OK. A fix is being coded right now.

Revision 482 has the SourceMod fix.

[sessus]

oh nice, thank you XE_manUp

PS: Works great.