Insane Limits (0.9.17.0 - 30-MAR-2015) + BFHL

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Originally Posted by LCARSx64*:

 

  Wiggles* said:

they are copied straight from battlelog, and they work on the other limits

That is odd ... this line:

Code:

if (!plugin.isInList(p.Name, "safe_players")) plugin.SendPlayerYell(p.Name, spam[message], 20);

only sends a yell to a player if their name is not in the safe_players list.

You don't by chance have two copies of the limit or perhaps the old unedited version still active do you?

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Originally Posted by Wiggles*:

 

Code:

List<PlayerInfoInterface> players = new List<PlayerInfoInterface>();
players.AddRange(team1.players);
players.AddRange(team2.players);
List<String> spam = new List<String>();
spam.Add("1");
spam.Add("2");
spam.Add("3");
spam.Add("4");
spam.Add("5");

etc.

shouldnt it be safe_players?

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Originally Posted by LCARSx64*:

 

  Wiggles* said:

Code:

List<PlayerInfoInterface> players = new List<PlayerInfoInterface>();
players.AddRange(team1.players);
players.AddRange(team2.players);
List<String> spam = new List<String>();
spam.Add("1");
spam.Add("2");
spam.Add("3");
spam.Add("4");
spam.Add("5");

etc.

shouldnt it be safe_players?

No, safe_players is an Insane Limits custom list, the line you highlighted creates a new variable list of PlayerInfoInterface objects.

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Originally Posted by Wiggles*:

 

im confused now. i need to enter the names of those i want not to recieve the yell there? cant they all (all limits) get the players to exclude from one place?

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Originally Posted by LCARSx64*:

 

  Wiggles* said:

im confused now. i need to enter the names of those i want not to recieve the yell there? cant they all (all limits) get the players to exclude from one place?

The safe_players list needs to contain the in-game names of players excluded from receiving the yell messages. The code will create a list of all players in the server and then step through that list, if a player is found to be in the safe_players list, they will not be sent the yell message.

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  rul3zz* said:

Yes PapaCharlie9 i see the message in the chat

Well, than I'm out of explanations. Everything seems to be working, except for the limits you want to work.

 

If you or R4V3N want to PM me your game server host name/IP address, port and password, I can connect to your server and try some tests to figure out what is going on. Don't send me your layer info (no user name), I want your game server connection info.

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Originally Posted by rul3zz*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

Well, than I'm out of explanations. Everything seems to be working, except for the limits you want to work.

 

If you or R4V3N want to PM me your game server host name/IP address, port and password, I can connect to your server and try some tests to figure out what is going on. Don't send me your layer info (no user name), I want your game server connection info.

look your inbox

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Originally Posted by gh0oSst*:

 

Hi,

i'm running procon on linux. is it possible to work with this plugin on linux?

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

Noob C# visual studio question...

 

How can I incorporate insane limits code into visual studio so I can write limits that intellisense can check the syntax of against the classes, methods, etc of insane limits?

 

I assume this is possible but I'm new to C#.

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Originally Posted by LCARSx64*:

 

  s1ngular1ty* said:

Noob C# visual studio question...

 

How can I incorporate insane limits code into visual studio so I can write limits that intellisense can check the syntax of against the classes, methods, etc of insane limits?

 

I assume this is possible but I'm new to C#.

These two threads should help, giving you the basic idea (I hope as I just use Notepad++ to code limits):

 

myrcon.net/.../quick-start-for-plugin-development

myrcon.net/.../quick-start-for-plugin-development

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

  LCARSx64* said:

These two threads should help, giving you the basic idea (I hope as I just use Notepad++ to code limits):

 

myrcon.net/.../quick-start-for-plugin-development

myrcon.net/.../quick-start-for-plugin-development

Thanks for the information. That will be useful when I try to write a plugin.

 

But I was wondering, if it is possible to just use visual studio to write limits for insane limits with the insane limits code in visual studio but not all of the procon code?

 

I just want to check my syntax against the available objects in insane limits while I am typing.

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  s1ngular1ty* said:

Thanks for the information. That will be useful when I try to write a plugin.

 

But I was wondering, if it is possible to just use visual studio to write limits for insane limits with the insane limits code in visual studio but not all of the procon code?

 

I just want to check my syntax against the available objects in insane limits while I am typing.

Here's what I do.

 

I followed the instructions in the second link from LCAR's post. I downloaded and used the solution for Procon itself. You need all the Procon source code to do limit syntax checking, well, actually you only need the classes plugins use, but it is easier just to get the whole thing. Then, I added Insane Limits as a project in that solution. You should be able to compile it -- if that works, you are ready.

 

Then, separately (not in debugger), I ran Procon, enabled Insane Limits, and created two dummy limits:

 

OnServerInterval - Limit #1

 

OnKill - Limit #2

 

Just set first_check and second_check to code that has one line, return false;, in each limit.

 

You need two limits, one for OnServerInterval and one for OnKill, because the parameter list/function signature for each is different.

 

Then I used the console setting in the plugin and type these commands:

 

!dump limit 1

!dump limit 2

 

That creates two files in the same folder as Procon: LimitEvaluator1.cs and LimitEvaluator2.cs

 

Those are complete class/source files for each of those limits.

 

Now just add those two files to the Insane Limits project.

 

Voila! Use those files are templates/holders. You can add your code, first_check goes in the FirstCheck function, second_check goes in the SecondCheck function. You get all the syntax checking you would for any source file in the project. Put OnKill/OnDeath/OnTeamKill/OnTeamDeath limits into #2, the rest into #1.

 

You can either duplicate those files (making #3, #4, etc.), or you can just delete old limit code and replace it with new limit code.

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

Here's what I do.

 

I followed the instructions in the second link from LCAR's post. I downloaded and used the solution for Procon itself. You need all the Procon source code to do limit syntax checking, well, actually you only need the classes plugins use, but it is easier just to get the whole thing. Then, I added Insane Limits as a project in that solution. You should be able to compile it -- if that works, you are ready.

 

Then, separately (not in debugger), I ran Procon, enabled Insane Limits, and created two dummy limits:

 

OnServerInterval - Limit #1

 

OnKill - Limit #2

 

Just set first_check and second_check to code that has one line, return false;, in each limit.

 

You need two limits, one for OnServerInterval and one for OnKill, because the parameter list/function signature for each is different.

 

Then I used the console setting in the plugin and type these commands:

 

!dump limit 1

!dump limit 2

 

That creates two files in the same folder as Procon: LimitEvaluator1.cs and LimitEvaluator2.cs

 

Those are complete class/source files for each of those limits.

 

Now just add those two files to the Insane Limits project.

 

Voila! Use those files are templates/holders. You can add your code, first_check goes in the FirstCheck function, second_check goes in the SecondCheck function. You get all the syntax checking you would for any source file in the project. Put OnKill/OnDeath/OnTeamKill/OnTeamDeath limits into #2, the rest into #1.

 

You can either duplicate those files (making #3, #4, etc.), or you can just delete old limit code and replace it with new limit code.

Awesome, thanks!!! I'll try that.

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

Here's what I do.

 

I followed the instructions in the second link from LCAR's post. I downloaded and used the solution for Procon itself. You need all the Procon source code to do limit syntax checking, well, actually you only need the classes plugins use, but it is easier just to get the whole thing. Then, I added Insane Limits as a project in that solution. You should be able to compile it -- if that works, you are ready.

 

Then, separately (not in debugger), I ran Procon, enabled Insane Limits, and created two dummy limits:

 

OnServerInterval - Limit #1

 

OnKill - Limit #2

 

Just set first_check and second_check to code that has one line, return false;, in each limit.

 

You need two limits, one for OnServerInterval and one for OnKill, because the parameter list/function signature for each is different.

 

Then I used the console setting in the plugin and type these commands:

 

!dump limit 1

!dump limit 2

 

That creates two files in the same folder as Procon: LimitEvaluator1.cs and LimitEvaluator2.cs

 

Those are complete class/source files for each of those limits.

 

Now just add those two files to the Insane Limits project.

 

Voila! Use those files are templates/holders. You can add your code, first_check goes in the FirstCheck function, second_check goes in the SecondCheck function. You get all the syntax checking you would for any source file in the project. Put OnKill/OnDeath/OnTeamKill/OnTeamDeath limits into #2, the rest into #1.

 

You can either duplicate those files (making #3, #4, etc.), or you can just delete old limit code and replace it with new limit code.

How do you add the insane limits project to the procon solution and connect it so it shows up as a plugin at runtime? Also what kind of project do you choose for InsaneLimits? There are multiple kinds to choose from when I create a new project in the solution.

 

I can make the plugin show up if I copy the insanelimits.cs file to the \Procon-1-master\builds\Debug\Plugins\BF4 folder.

 

I haven't figured out how to add it to the procon solution as a project and link it to procon so it shows up as a plugin when procon runs.

 

Procon builds and runs fine by itself.

 

 

:EDIT:

 

So I think I figured it out. I ran procon separately and enabled insane limits. I created the limits as you said and used the !dump command to output them.

 

This is the code I ended up with...

 

Code:

class LimitEvaluator1
    {
        public bool FirstCheck(ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return false;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
                plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return false;
        }

        public bool SecondCheck(ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4, LimitInfoInterface limit)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return true;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
               plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return true;
        }
    }
}

class LimitEvaluator2
    {
        public bool FirstCheck(PlayerInfoInterface player, PlayerInfoInterface killer, KillInfoInterface kill, PlayerInfoInterface victim, ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return false;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
                plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return false;
        }

        public bool SecondCheck(PlayerInfoInterface player, PlayerInfoInterface killer, KillInfoInterface kill, PlayerInfoInterface victim, ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4, LimitInfoInterface limit)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return true;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
               plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return true;
        }
    }
}

I believe the limit code goes where I put . I could be wrong.

 

Also, I'd still like to know what type of project I should start with in the future. I was missing a lot of references when I used an empty project. I had to manually add references so InsaneLimits code worked properly and didn't have errors.

 

After I added the missing references, I added the LimitEvaluator1.cs and LimitEvaluator2.cs files to my project that had InsaneLimits.cs in it.

 

Here is what my solution looks like. I think it is correct. Please let me know.

 

24Dqm9a.png

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  s1ngular1ty* said:

How do you add the insane limits project to the procon solution and connect it so it shows up as a plugin at runtime? Also what kind of project do you choose for InsaneLimits? There are multiple kinds to choose from when I create a new project in the solution.

 

I can make the plugin show up if I copy the insanelimits.cs file to the \Procon-1-master\builds\Debug\Plugins\BF4 folder.

 

I haven't figured out how to add it to the procon solution as a project and link it to procon so it shows up as a plugin when procon runs.

 

Procon builds and runs fine by itself.

 

 

:EDIT:

 

So I think I figured it out. I ran procon separately and enabled insane limits. I created the limits as you said and used the !dump command to output them.

 

This is the code I ended up with...

 

Code:

class LimitEvaluator1
    {
        public bool FirstCheck(ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return false;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
                plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return false;
        }

        public bool SecondCheck(ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4, LimitInfoInterface limit)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return true;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
               plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return true;
        }
    }
}

class LimitEvaluator2
    {
        public bool FirstCheck(PlayerInfoInterface player, PlayerInfoInterface killer, KillInfoInterface kill, PlayerInfoInterface victim, ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return false;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
                plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return false;
        }

        public bool SecondCheck(PlayerInfoInterface player, PlayerInfoInterface killer, KillInfoInterface kill, PlayerInfoInterface victim, ServerInfoInterface server, PluginInterface plugin, TeamInfoInterface team1, TeamInfoInterface team2, TeamInfoInterface team3, TeamInfoInterface team4, LimitInfoInterface limit)
        {
            try
            {
#pragma warning disable
            <CODE GOES HERE _>
            return true;
#pragma warning restore
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
               plugin.DumpException(e, this.GetType().Name);
            }
            return true;
        }
    }
}

I believe the limit code goes where I put . I could be wrong.

 

Also, I'd still like to know what type of project I should start with in the future. I was missing a lot of references when I used an empty project. I had to manually add references so InsaneLimits code worked properly and didn't have errors.

 

After I added the missing references, I added the LimitEvaluator1.cs and LimitEvaluator2.cs files to my project that had InsaneLimits.cs in it.

 

Here is what my solution looks like. I think it is correct. Please let me know.

 

24Dqm9a.png

I added the Insane Limits project as a Class Library.

 

I didn't try to put the InsaneLimits.cs file in the plugins folder. It's just a file in the project and gets compiled. Think of it being compiled INTO Procon itself. That might be why I have more references that you do, since I needed all the references for compiling a plugin:

 

 

Yes, your code insertion locations are correct.

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

I added the Insane Limits project as a Class Library.

 

I didn't try to put the InsaneLimits.cs file in the plugins folder. It's just a file in the project and gets compiled. Think of it being compiled INTO Procon itself. That might be why I have more references that you do, since I needed all the references for compiling a plugin:

 

 

Yes, your code insertion locations are correct.

Ok, thanks.

 

I am getting all the intellisense checking the way I did it but I'll retry how you did it and see if there is a difference.

 

 

-EDIT-

 

I have one last question about how you are doing it. When you compile ProCon and run it, does InsaneLimits show up as a plugin in ProCon or not? Just curious...

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  s1ngular1ty* said:

-EDIT-

 

I have one last question about how you are doing it. When you compile ProCon and run it, does InsaneLimits show up as a plugin in ProCon or not? Just curious...

I don't know, since I don't compile Procon with this solution. I only compile the plugin I'm working on and limits.

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Originally Posted by s1ngular1ty*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

I don't know, since I don't compile Procon with this solution. I only compile the plugin I'm working on and limits.

Can you explain what you mean? I'm not entirely following. I'm new to this stuff but trying to learn

 

Do you right click on on the plugin and compile it separately? Or how is that accomplished? Is your Insane Limits plugin isolated from procon somehow?

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  s1ngular1ty* said:

Can you explain what you mean? I'm not entirely following. I'm new to this stuff but trying to learn

 

Do you right click on on the plugin and compile it separately? Or how is that accomplished? Is your Insane Limits plugin isolated from procon somehow?

I usually have a selection in the Insane Limits project, file open or whatnot, and that means that in the Build menu, under Build Solution, there is a "Build Insane Limits" item. That's what I use.

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Originally Posted by uncreative*:

 

Hey i´m sorry but my english isnt so good. My Question: Is it possible to send a SMS to me and my admins if someone type "!admin"? Maybe with a free SMS Website like this: http://sms38.de/

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Originally Posted by chipeater01*:

 

Hi we have the Insane Limits plugin to help with rockets/launchers in metro and lockers but the plugin keeps re-setting. I have to re-enable the plugin and re-enter all the info on a near daily basis. We use Fragnet servers. Is anyone else having the same issues.

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Originally Posted by MRniceGuy*:

 

Hi

i want to make bow and MARE'S LEG only server

if someone use any other weapons i want one warning with kill, for second time if he use another weapon i want to temporary ban for one hour

is it possible ?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  uncreative* said:

Hey i´m sorry but my english isnt so good. My Question: Is it possible to send a SMS to me and my admins if someone type "!admin"? Maybe with a free SMS Website like this: http://sms38.de/

sms38.de is not supported.

 

These are the supported gateways. Your country and carrier must match the first two items of each row.

 

Code:

/* Country, Carrier, Gateway */

            "Argentina", "Claro", "number@sms.ctimovil.com.ar",
            "Argentina", "Movistar", "number@sms.movistar.net.ar",
            "Argentina", "Nextel", "TwoWay.11number@nextel.net.ar",
            "Argentina", "Personal", "number@alertas.personal.com.ar",
            "Aruba", "Setar Mobile", "number@mas.aw",
            "Australia", "T-Mobile(Optus Zoo)", "0number@optusmobile.com.au",

            "Austria", "T-Mobile", "number@sms.t-mobile.at",
            "Brasil", "Claro", "number@clarotorpedo.com.br",
            "Brasil", "Vivo", "number@torpedoemail.com.br",
            "Bulgaria", "Globul", "35989number@sms.globul.bg",
            "Bulgaria", "Mobiltel", "35988number@sms.mtel.net",
            "Bulgaria", "Vivacom", "35987number@sms.vivacom.bg",
            "Canada", "Aliant", "number@sms.wirefree.informe.ca",
            "Canada", "Bell Mobility", "number@txt.bell.ca",
            "Canada", "Solo Mobile", "number@txt.bell.ca",
            "Canada", "Fido", "number@fido.ca",
            "Canada", "Koodo Mobile", "number@msg.telus.com",
            "Canada", "MTS Mobility", "number@text.mtsmobility.com",
            "Canada", "PC Telecom", "number@mobiletxt.ca",
            "Canada", "Rogers Wireless", "number@pcs.rogers.com",
            "Canada", "SaskTel", "number@sms.sasktel.com",
            "Canada", "Telus Mobility", "number@msg.telus.com",
            "Canada", "Virgin Mobile", "number@vmobile.ca",
            "China", "China Mobile", "number@139.com",
            "Colombia", "Comcel", "number@comcel.com.co",
            "Colombia", "Movistar", "number@movistar.com.co",
            "Colombia", "Tigo (Formerly Ola)", "number@sms.tigo.com.co",
            "Costa Rica", "ICE", "number@ice.cr",
            "Europe", "TellusTalk", "number@esms.nu",
            "France", "Bouygues Telecom", "number@mms.bouyguestelecom.fr",
            "Germany", "E-Plus", "0number@smsmail.eplus.de",
            "Germany", "O2", "0number@o2online.de",
            "Germany", "T-Mobile", "number@t-mobile-sms.de",
            "Germany", "Vodafone", "0number@vodafone-sms.de",
            "Hong Kong", "CSL", "number@mgw.mmsc1.hkcsl.com",
            "Hungary", "Ozeki", "number@ozekisms.com",
            "Iceland", "OgVodafone", "number@sms.is",
            "Iceland", "Siminn", "number@box.is",
            "India", "Aircel", "number@aircel.co.in",
            "India", "Andhra Pradesh Aircel", "number@airtelap.com",
            "India", "Karnataka Airtel", "number@airtelkk.com",
            "India", "Andhra Pradesh AirTel", "91number@airtelap.com",
            "India", "Andhra Pradesh Idea Cellular", "number@ideacellular.net",
            "India", "Chennai Skycell / Airtel", "919840number@airtelchennai.com",
            "India", "Chennai RPG Cellular", "9841number@rpgmail.net",
            "India", "Delhi Airtel", "919810number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Delhi Hutch", "9811number@delhi.hutch.co.in",
            "India", "Goa Airtel", "919890number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Goa Idea Cellular", "number@ideacellular.net",
            "India", "Goa BPL Mobile", "9823number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Gujarat Idea Cellular", "number@ideacellular.net",
            "India", "Gujarat Airtel", "919898number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Gujarat Celforce / Fascel", "9825number@celforce.com",
            "India", "Haryana Airtel", "919896number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Haryana Escotel", "9812number@escotelmobile.com",
            "India", "Himachai Pradesh Airtel", "919816number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Karnataka Airtel", "919845number@airtelkk.com",
            "India", "Kerala Airtel", "919895number@airtelkerala.com",
            "India", "Kerala BPL Mobile", "9846number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Kerala Escotel", "9847number@escotelmobile.com",
            "India", "Koltaka Airtel", "919831number@airtelkol.com",
            "India", "Madhya Pradesh Airtel", "919893number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Maharashtra Airtel", "919890number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Maharashtra BPL Mobile", "9823number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Maharashtra Idea Cellular", "number@ideacellular.net",
            "India", "Mumbai Airtel", "919892number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Mumbai BPL Mobile", "9821number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Pondicherry BPL Mobile", "9843number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Punjab Airtel", "919815number@airtelmail.com",
            "India", "Tamil Nadu Airtel", "919894number@airtelmobile.com",
            "India", "Tamil Nadu Aircel", "9842number@airsms.com",
            "India", "Tamil Nadu BPL Mobile", "919843number@bplmobile.com",
            "India", "Uttar Pradesh West Escotel", "9837number@escotelmobile.com",
            "India", "Loop (BPL Mobile), Mumbai", "number@loopmobile.co.in",
            "Ireland", "Meteor", "number@sms.mymeteor.ie",
            "Israel", "Spikko", "number@SpikkoSMS.com",
            "Italy", "TIM", "0number@timnet.com",
            "Japan", "AU, KDDI", "number@ezweb.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "NTT DoCoMo", "number@docomo.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Chuugoku/Western", "number@n.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Hokkaido", "number@d.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Hokuriko/Central North", "number@r.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Kansai/West/Osaka", "number@k.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Kanto/Koushin/East", "number@t.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Kyuushu/Okinawa", "number@q.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Skikoku", "number@s.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Vodafone, Touhoku/Niigata/North", "number@h.vodafone.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Willcom", "number@pdx.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Willcom DJ", "number@dj.pdx.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Willcom DI", "number@di.pdx.ne.jp",
            "Japan", "Willcom DK", "number@dk.pdx.ne.jp",
            "Mauritius", "Emtel", "number@emtelworld.net",
            "Mexico", "Nextel", "number@msgnextel.com.mx",
            "Nepal", "Mero Mobile", "977number@sms.spicenepal.com",
            "Netherlands", "Orange", "0number@sms.orange.nl",
            "Netherlands", "T-Mobile", "31number@gin.nl",
            "New Zealand", "Telecom New Zealand", "number@etxt.co.nz",
            "New Zealand", "Vodafone", "number@mtxt.co.nz",
            "Nicaragua", "Claro", "number@ideasclaro-ca.com",
            "Norway", "Sendega", "number@sendega.com",
            "Poland", "Orange Polska", "9digit@orange.pl",
            "Poland", "Plus", "+number@text.plusgsm.pl",
            "Puerto Rico", "Claro", "number@vtexto.com",
            "Singapore", "M1", "number@m1.com.sg",
            "South Africa", "MTN", "number@sms.co.za",
            "South Africa", "Vodacom", "number@voda.co.za",
            "South Korea", "Helio", "number@myhelio.com",
            "Spain", "Esendex", "number@esendex.net",
            "Spain", "Movistar", "0number@movistar.net",
            "Spain", "Vodafone", "0number@vodafone.es",
            "Singapore", "Starhub Enterprise Messaging Solution", "number@starhub-enterprisemessaging.com",
            "Sri Lanka", "Mobitel", "number@sms.mobitel.lk",
            "Sweden", "Tele2", "0number@sms.tele2.se",
            "Switzerland", "Sunrise Communications", "number@gsm.sunrise.ch",
            "United States", "Alaska Communications", "number@msg.acsalaska.com",
            "United States", "Alltel (Allied Wireless)", "number@sms.alltelwireless.com",
            "United States", "Verizon Wireless (Alltel Merger)", "number@text.wireless.alltel.com",
            "United States", "Ameritech", "number@paging.acswireless.com",
            "United States", "ATT Wireless", "number@txt.att.net",
            "United States", "ATT Enterprise Paging", "number@page.att.net",
            "United States", "ATT Global Smart Suite", "number@sms.smartmessagingsuite.com",
            "United States", "BellSouth", "number@bellsouth.cl",
            "United States", "Bluegrass Cellular", "number@sms.bluecell.com",
            "United States", "Bluesky Communications, Samoa", "number@psms.bluesky.as",
            "United States", "Boost Mobile", "number@myboostmobile.com",
            "United States", "Cellcom", "number@cellcom.quiktxt.com",
            "United States", "Cellular One", "number@mobile.celloneusa.com",
            "United States", "Cellular South", "number@csouth1.com",
            "United States", "Centenial Wireless", "number@cwemail.com",
            "United States", "Cariton Valley Wireless", "number@sms.cvalley.net",
            "United States", "Cincinnati Bell", "number@gocbw.com",
            "United States", "Cingular", "number@cingular.com",
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            "United States", "Cleartalk Wireless", "number@sms.cleartalk.us",
            "United States", "Cricket", "number@sms.mycricket.com",
            "United States", "Edge Wireless", "number@sms.edgewireless.com",
            "United States", "Element Mobile", "number@SMS.elementmobile.net",
            "United States", "Esendex", "number@echoemail.net",
            "United States", "General Communications", "number@mobile.gci.net",
            "United States", "Golden State Cellular", "number@gscsms.com",
            "United States", "Hawaii Telcom Wireless", "number@hawaii.sprintpcs.com",
            "United States", "Helio", "number@myhelio.com",
            "United States", "Kajeet", "number@mobile.kajeet.net",
            "United States", "MetroPCS", "number@mymetropcs.com",
            "United States", "Nextel", "number@messaging.nextel.com",
            "United States", "O2", "number@mobile.celloneus.com",
            "United States", "Orange", "number@mobile.celloneus.com",
            "United States", "PagePlus Cellular", "number@vtext.com",
            "United States", "Pioneer Cellular", "number@zsend.com",
            "United States", "Pocket Wireless", "number@sms.pocket.com",
            "United States", "TracFone (prepaid)", "number@mmst5.tracfone.com",
            "United States", "Sprint (PCS)", "number@messaging.sprintpcs.com",
            "United States", "Nextel (Sprint)", "number@page.nextel.com",
            "United States", "Straight Talk", "number@vtext.com",
            "United States", "Syringa Wireless", "number@rinasms.com",
            "United States", "T-Mobile", "number@tmomail.net",
            "United States", "Teleflip", "number@teleflip.com",
            "United States", "Telus Mobility", "number@msg.telus.com",
            "United States", "Unicel", "number@utext.com",
            "United States", "US Cellular", "number@email.uscc.net",
            "United States", "US Mobility", "number@usmobility.net",
            "United States", "Verizon Wireless", "number@vtext.com",
            "United States", "Viaero", "number@viaerosms.com",
            "United States", "Virgin Mobile", "number@vmobl.com",
            "United States", "XIT Communications" , "number@sms.xit.net",
            "United States", "Qwest Wireless", "number@qwestmp.com",
            "United States", "Rogers Wireless", "number@pcs.rogers.com",
            "United States", "Simple Mobile", "number@smtext.com",
            "United States", "South Central Communications", "number@rinasms.com",
            "United Kingdom", "AQL", "number@text.aql.com",
            "United Kingdom", "Esendex","number@echoemail.net",
            "United Kingdom", "HSL", "number@sms.haysystems.com",
            "United Kingdom", "My-Cool-SMS", "number@my-cool-sms.com",
            "United Kingdom", "O2", "44number@mmail.co.uk",
            "United Kingdom", "Orange", "number@orange.net",
            "United Kingdom", "Txtlocal", "number@txtlocal.co.uk",
            "United Kingdom", "T-Mobile", "0n@t-mobile.uk.net",
            "United Kingdom", "UniMovil Corporation", "number@viawebsms.com",
            "United Kingdom", "Virgin Mobile", "number@vxtras.com",
            "Worldwide", "Panacea Mobile", "number@api.panaceamobile.com"

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  chipeater01* said:

Hi we have the Insane Limits plugin to help with rockets/launchers in metro and lockers but the plugin keeps re-setting. I have to re-enable the plugin and re-enter all the info on a near daily basis. We use Fragnet servers. Is anyone else having the same issues.

Is the layer restarting or something that? That's what it sounds like.

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

  MRniceGuy* said:

Hi

i want to make bow and MARE'S LEG only server

if someone use any other weapons i want one warning with kill, for second time if he use another weapon i want to temporary ban for one hour

is it possible ?

Thanks

Requests should be made in the Insane Limits Requests thread in Plugin Enhancements forum.

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by MRniceGuy*:

 

  PapaCharlie9* said:

Requests should be made in the Insane Limits Requests thread in Plugin Enhancements forum.

thanks

i posted the request

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by jockey250178*:

 

Hi @ all...

 

Is there a way to just whitelist some user for just one rule and not for all ?

 

I have the rank kicker running and they should only be whitelisted for this and

 

not for other rules.

 

lg

 

Jockey

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by AWStp*:

 

NEED SOME HELP!

i wanna to setup a rule for my "noob only server" which keep those player who have a high kd ratio away (etc. kick kd ratio>2)

anyone can help me ?

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by LCARSx64*:

 

  AWStp* said:

NEED SOME HELP!

i wanna to setup a rule for my "noob only server" which keep those player who have a high kd ratio away (etc. kick kd ratio>2)

anyone can help me ?

You could just use this one (change the 4.0 & 50 to meet your requirements): myrcon.net/...insane-limits-examples#entry18408

or if you only wanted the KDR, change:

Code:

(  player.Kdr > 4.0   ||  player.Accuracy > 50  )

to:

Code:

(  player.Kdr > 4.0  )

Also, request stand a better chance of being answered if you post them in the Insane Limits Requests thread: myrcon.net/.../insane-limits-requests

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by TheUltimateForce*:

 

NEED HELP PLEASE!

i uploaded the insane limits to my server. The necessary maps all have 777 rights.

But when i try to make a new limit for gunmaster it says: (watch image)

procon.png

 

In the BF4 plugins folder the InsaneLimits.conf file exists.

Procon is NOT running in sandbox mode: (Watch image bellow)

procon04.png

 

When I activate the Insane Limits in Procon i have to accept the privacy policy, after done that i get the following message:sad:watch image below)

procon05.png

 

Everything has read and write rights, but still getting these messages.

 

Hope you guys can help me with this!