Insane Limits - Examples

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Originally Posted by droopie*:

 

Is it possible to adjust the server from quickmatch to hardcore based on players?

 

0-12 quickmatch

12+ hardcore

view this post. you just add the settings to make it qickmatch and hardcore...

myrcon.net/...insane-limits-examples#entry18680

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Originally Posted by droopie*:

 

Ahh.. so just need to add all the vars for HC in the top part and vars for SC after the else command.. cool ty.

yes, if LESS THEN 16, like in my post, settings go on the top, else if more then 16 goes on the bottom.

 

but i think i set the wrong link so here it is. its just 1 post above the linked post...

myrcon.net/...insane-limits-examples#entry18680

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Originally Posted by QUACK-Major-Pain*:

 

Think I got it.

 

Onjoin

 

code

 

Code:

// When less than 16 players - Quick Match
if (server.PlayerCount < 16 ) {
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "0");
// When 16+ players - Hard Core
} else {
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "1800");
}

Question: should true and false be in quotes?

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

Think I got it.

 

Question: should true and false be in quotes?

Quotes is fine, I think. Basically what this does ... it sends exactly the sequence of strings exactly as you specified them.

 

As if you had typed them in the ProCon console without the quotes.

 

Code:

plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");  ===>    vars.killCam true

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Originally Posted by droopie*:

 

Quotes is fine, I think. Basically what this does ... it sends exactly the sequence of strings exactly as you specified them.

 

As if you had typed them in the ProCon console without the quotes.

 

Code:

plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");  ===>    vars.killCam true

from what i understand quotes should only be used if its not single word. like description or server name that has spaces.

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

from what i understand quotes should only be used if its not single word. like description or server name that has spaces.

The quotes you see there never actually end up in the command. They are just for creating a String variable in C#. Each string is sent as a "word" to ProCon.

 

Suppose you had.

Code:

plugin.ServerCommand("vars.ServerName", "Some Server Name");

It should still work ... because ProCon sees just two strings/words.

 

 

When I talk about "words" I am not referring to literal words ... I am referring to words as defined by the BF3 Protocol specification.

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

This limit will send custom welcome messages to specific players. You can customize the message audience and text depending on the player.

 

Set limit to evaluate OnSpawn, set action to None

 

Set first_check to this Expression

 

Code:

true

Set second_check to this Code

 

Code:

double count = limit.ActivationsTotal(player.Name);
    
    /* Make sure it only runs the first time player spawns */
    if (count > 1)
        return false;
    
    /* Setup the messages Structure */
    Dictionary<String, Object[] > messages = new Dictionary<String, Object[] >();
    
    messages.Add("player1", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.FullName!"});
    messages.Add("[b]micovery[/b]", new Object[] {[b]MessageAudience.Squad[/b], [b]"Welcome player.FullName, good to see you back!"[/b]});
    messages.Add("player3", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.Name from player.Tag clan!"});
    

    /* Check if there is a message defined for the player */
    if (!messages.ContainsKey(player.Name))
        return false;
        
    /* Get the message data for the player */
    Object [] data = messages[player.Name];
    
    /* Sanity check the message data */
    if (data == null || data.Length < 2 || 
        data[0] == null || !typeof(MessageAudience).Equals(data[0].GetType()) ||
        data[1] == null || !typeof(String).Equals(data[1].GetType()))
        return false;
        
    MessageAudience audience = (MessageAudience) data[0];
    String message = (String) data[1];
    
    /* Peform replacements on the message */
    message = plugin.R(message);

    /* Finally Send the message */
    if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.All))
        plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message);
    else if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.Team))
        plugin.SendTeamMessage(player.TeamId, message);
    else if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.Squad))
        plugin.SendSquadMessage(player.TeamId, player.SquadId, message);
    
    return false;

Note that this example is not intended to send messages to any player that joins the server. The purpose of this example is to send specific message to only certain players.

 

You have to specify the player name, and the message for that player. I added one for myself in bold-red.

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Originally Posted by WaxMyCarrot*:

 

Think I got it.

 

Onjoin

 

code

 

Code:

// When less than 16 players - Quick Match
if (server.PlayerCount < 16 ) {
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "0");
// When 16+ players - Hard Core
} else {
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "1800");
}

Question: should true and false be in quotes?

Can we add an admin.say string here to say something like "Server switching to Hardcore!"?

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Originally Posted by WaxMyCarrot*:

 

This limit allows players to use In-Game command "!votekick ". Players can vote as many times they want, and against as many players they want. The are no time or concurrency restrictions. However, votes are only counted once (you can only vote once against a certain player). If any player accumulates votes from more than 50% of all players in the server, that player is kicked. All votes are reset at the end of a round. The player name does not have to be a full-name. It can be a sub-string or misspelled name.

 

Set limit to evaluate OnAnyChat, set action to None

 

Set first_check to this Code

Code:

double percent = 50;

/* Verify that it is a command */
if (!plugin.IsInGameCommand(player.LastChat))
    return false;

/* Extract the command */
String command = plugin.ExtractInGameCommand(player.LastChat);

/* Sanity check the command */
if (command.Length == 0)
    return false;
    
/* Parse the command */
Match kickMatch = Regex.Match(command, @"^votekick\s+([^ ]+)", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);

/* Bail out if not a vote-kick */
if (!kickMatch.Success)
    return false;
    
/* Extract the player name */
PlayerInfoInterface target = plugin.GetPlayer(kickMatch.Groups[1].Value.Trim());

if (target == null)
    return false;
    
if (target.Name.Equals(player.Name))
{
    plugin.SendSquadMessage(player.TeamId, player.SquadId, plugin.R("player.Name, you cannot vote-kick yourself!"));
    return false;
}
    
/* Account the vote in the voter's dictionary */
/* Votes are kept with the voter, not the votee */
/* If the voter leaves, his votes are not counted */

if (!player.DataRound.issetObject("votekick"))
    player.DataRound.setObject("votekick", new Dictionary<String, bool>());

Dictionary<String, bool> vdict =  (Dictionary<String, bool>) player.DataRound.getObject("votekick");

if (!vdict.ContainsKey(target.Name))
    vdict.Add(target.Name, true);


/* Tally the votes against the target player */
double votes = 0;
List<PlayerInfoInterface> all = new List<PlayerInfoInterface>();
all.AddRange(team1.players);
all.AddRange(team2.players);
all.AddRange(team3.players);
all.AddRange(team4.players);

foreach(PlayerInfoInterface p in all)
    if (p.DataRound.issetObject("votekick"))
    {
       Dictionary<String, bool> pvotes = (Dictionary<String, bool>) p.DataRound.getObject("votekick");
       if (pvotes.ContainsKey(target.Name) && pvotes[target.Name])
           votes++;
    }

if (all.Count == 0)
    return false;
    
int needed = (int) Math.Ceiling((double) all.Count * (percent/100.0));
int remain = (int) ( needed - votes);

if (remain == 1)
   plugin.SendGlobalMessage(target.Name + " is about to get vote-kicked, 1 more vote needed");
else if (remain > 0)
   plugin.SendSquadMessage(player.TeamId, player.SquadId, plugin.R("player.Name, your vote against " + target.Name + " was counted, " + remain + " more needed to kick"));

if (remain > 0)
    plugin.ConsoleWrite(player.Name + ", is trying to vote-kick " + target.Name + ", " + remain + " more votes needed");

if (votes >= needed)
{
    String count = "with " + votes + " vote" + ((votes > 1)_"s":"");
    String message = target.Name + " was vote-kicked " + count ;
    plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message);
    plugin.ConsoleWrite(message);
    plugin.KickPlayerWithMessage(target.Name, target.Name + ", you were vote-kicked from the server " + count);
    return true;
}

return false;

Could this be adapted to do a @votescramble?

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

Can we add an admin.say string here to say something like "Server switching to Hardcore!"?

This limit will keep switching server between hard-core, and soft-core mode, depending on the number of players in the server. When the mode is switched, the limit sends a global message notifying players of the change.

 

Set limit to evaluate OnInterval, set action to None

 

Set first_check to this Code:

 

Code:

double switch_value = 16;

bool_ hardcore = null;
if (server.Data.issetBool("hardcore"))
    hardcore = server.Data.getBool("hardcore");
        
if (server.PlayerCount < switch_value &&  ( hardcore == true || hardcore == null) ) 
{
    plugin.SendGlobalMessage("Switching server to soft-core mode");
    plugin.ConsoleWrite("Switching server to soft-core mode");
    server.Data.setBool("hardcore", false);
    
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "0");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth", "100");
        
}
else if ( server.PlayerCount > switch_value && (hardcore == false || hardcore == null))
{
    plugin.SendGlobalMessage("Switching server to hard-core mode");
    plugin.ConsoleWrite("Switching server to hard-core mode");
    
    server.Data.setBool("hardcore", true);

    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "1800");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth", "60"); 
}

Note that this limit stores a flag "hardcore" in the server object. Depending on the value of the flag, it decides whether or not mode needs to be switched again. This is needed so that it would not keep spamming the switch message, as well well as not sending server commands unnecessarily if the mode is already the same.

 

This flag is only cleared if the plugin is enabled/disabled. The limit is not in any way aware of what the current mode is. It assumes that whatever mode it set last time ... is the one currently active. Because of this, if you manually change the mode, the limit will not know of the mode change.

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Originally Posted by QUACK-Major-Pain*:

 

This limit will keep switching server between hard-core, and soft-core mode, depending on the number of players in the server. When the mode is switched, the limit sends a global message notifying players of the change.

 

Set limit to evaluate OnInterval, set action to None

 

Set first_check to this Code:

 

Code:

double switch_value = 16;

bool_ hardcore = null;
if (server.Data.issetBool("hardcore"))
    hardcore = server.Data.getBool("hardcore");
        
if (server.PlayerCount < switch_value &&  ( hardcore == true || hardcore == null) ) 
{
    plugin.SendGlobalMessage("Switching server to soft-core mode");
    plugin.ConsoleWrite("Switching server to soft-core mode");
    server.Data.setBool("hardcore", false);
    
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "0");
        
}
else if ( server.PlayerCount > switch_value && (hardcore == false || hardcore == null))
{
    plugin.SendGlobalMessage("Switching server to hard-core mode");
    plugin.ConsoleWrite("Switching server to hard-core mode");
    
    server.Data.setBool("hardcore", true);

    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.friendlyFire", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.killCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.nameTag", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.regenerateHealth", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.hud", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.onlySquadLeaderSpawn", "true");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3dSpotting", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.3pCam", "false");
    plugin.ServerCommand("vars.idleTimeout", "1800");
    
}

Note that this limit stores a flag "hardcore" in the server object. Depending on the value of the flag, it decides whether or not mode needs to be switched again. This is needed so that it would not keep spamming the switch message, as well well as not sending server commands unnecessarily if the mode is already the same.

 

This flag is only cleared if the plugin is enabled/disabled. The limit is not in any way aware of what the current mode is. It assumes that whatever mode it set last time ... is the one currently active. Because of this, if you manually change the mode, the limit will not know of the mode change.

Missing 2 settings:

 

soft core: plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth" "100");

hard core: plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth" "60");

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

Missing 2 settings:

 

soft core: plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth" "100");

hard core: plugin.ServerCommand("vars.soldierHealth" "60");

Thanks, just fixed the example.

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Originally Posted by BillBoBagginz*:

 

Is there a limit to check kill streak bonuses?

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Originally Posted by WaxMyCarrot*:

 

Is there a limit to check kill streak bonuses?

myrcon.net/...insane-limits-examples#entry18492

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Originally Posted by BillBoBagginz*:

 

myrcon.net/...insane-limits-examples#entry18492

thanx but what im looking for is there battlelog kill streak bonus. I see hackers usually have 200+ and wondering if this plugin checks that value.

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Originally Posted by Fynn13*:

 

This limit will send custom welcome messages to specific players. You can customize the message audience and text depending on the player.

 

Set limit to evaluate OnSpawn, set action to None

 

Set first_check to this Expression

 

Code:

true

Set second_check to this Code

 

Code:

double count = limit.ActivationsTotal(player.Name);
    
    /* Make sure it only runs the first time player spawns */
    if (count > 1)
        return false;
    
    /* Setup the messages Structure */
    Dictionary<String, Object[] > messages = new Dictionary<String, Object[] >();
    
    messages.Add("player1", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.FullName!"});
    messages.Add("micovery", new Object[] {[b]MessageAudience.Squad[/b], [b]"Welcome player.FullName, good to see you back!"[/b]});
    messages.Add("player3", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.Name from player.Tag clan!"});
    

    /* Check if there is a message defined for the player */
    if (!messages.ContainsKey(player.Name))
        return false;
        
    /* Get the message data for the player */
    Object [] data = messages[player.Name];
    
    /* Sanity check the message data */
    if (data == null || data.Length < 2 || 
        data[0] == null || !typeof(MessageAudience).Equals(data[0].GetType()) ||
        data[1] == null || !typeof(String).Equals(data[1].GetType()))
        return false;
        
    MessageAudience audience = (MessageAudience) data[0];
    String message = (String) data[1];
    
    /* Peform replacements on the message */
    message = plugin.R(message);

    /* Finally Send the message */
    if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.All))
        plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message);
    else if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.Team))
        plugin.SendTeamMessage(player.TeamId, message);
    else if (audience.Equals(MessageAudience.Squad))
        plugin.SendSquadMessage(player.TeamId, player.SquadId, message);
    
    return false;

this is not working, can anyone fix this ? but the other codes/limits are working thanks. please help me with this

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Originally Posted by Mootart*:

 

This limit will activate for players who get more than 90% headshots after 30 kills (with a specific weapon). This works across rounds. (Total stats are not reset at the end of the round).

 

Set limit to evaluate OnKill, set action to Kick,

 

Set first_check to this Code:

 

Code:

double kills = player[kill.Weapon].KillsTotal;
         double headshots = player[kill.Weapon].HeadshotsTotal;
         double headshots_percent = Math.Round((headshots / kills)*100.0, 2);
         
         if (headshots_percent > 90 && kills > 30)
         {
             plugin.ConsoleWrite(plugin.R("%p_n% has " + headshots_percent + " headshots percent with "+ kill.Weapon + " after " + kills + " kills"));
             return true;
         }
         
         return false;

Set these action specific parameters:

Code:

kick_message = %p_n%, you were kicked for suspicious headshots percentage with %w_n%

This feature (per-weapon stats) is not extensively tested. You should adjust the conditions to test, and see if it works as you expect it. If you are going to test it on a populated server, make sure it's on virtual so you can adjust the values until you feel comfortable that it will not kick everyone.

after every round layer procon is disconnecting and lost connection. i tried to disable work great without issue. but when i use this limit layer procon is always shutting down after every round.

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Originally Posted by Fynn13*:

 

hey Mootart can you help me with my problem ?

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Originally Posted by Mootart*:

 

yeah no problem as long as i can do it!

 

hey Mootart can you help me with my problem ?

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Originally Posted by Fynn13*:

 

please read #316 post above. Thanks !

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Originally Posted by Mootart*:

 

we got same problem!

 

please read #316 post above. Thanks !

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

this is not working, can anyone fix this ? but the other codes/limits are working thanks. please help me with this

we got same problem!

I'd love to help, but guys, we're not mind readers. You have to give some detail about what exactly is not working.

 

I was able to compile the code just fine with no errors, so I guess it's not a compilation error. Did you change the names in the messages.Add() function lines?

 

Question for micovery: What the heck is MessageAudience? And, so that's how to build an anonymous list, with Object[] o = {value1, value2, value3 ...};! I was wondering. Fortunately, everything I have needed was covered by KeyValuePair, so I just used that.

 

BTW, I couldn't get:

 

Func Descend = delegate(double a, double { ... };

 

to compile. It said Func wasn't in any namespace. Not supported?

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

this is not working, can anyone fix this ? but the other codes/limits are working thanks. please help me with this

You need to give more details about why is not working ... do you get any errors? Set debug level to 4, and see if anything useful is printed on the plugin log... Also, don't quote the example, instead paste the code you are using in your limit. The example is just a template.

 

I'd love to help, but guys, we're not mind readers. You have to give some detail about what exactly is not working.

 

I was able to compile the code just fine with no errors, so I guess it's not a compilation error. Did you change the names in the messages.Add() function lines?

 

Question for micovery: What the heck is MessageAudience? And, so that's how to build an anonymous list, with Object[] o = {value1, value2, value3 ...};! I was wondering. Fortunately, everything I have needed was covered by KeyValuePair, so I just used that.

 

BTW, I couldn't get:

 

Func Descend = delegate(double a, double { ... };

 

to compile. It said Func wasn't in any namespace. Not supported?

I needed to store multiple values in the Dictionary Value, so I figured I could use an Object array. Totally forgot about KeyValuePair!

 

This is used internally to keep track of the Say messages when they are put in the queue for throttling.

Code:

public enum MessageAudience { All    = 0x01,
                                  Team   = 0x02,
                                  Squad  = 0x04,
                                  Player = 0x08 };

You can actually use any of the global enums defined in the plugin (at the beginning).

Code:

// bitwise safe enums
    public enum EABanDuration { Temporary = 0x01,
                                Permanent = 0x02,
                                Round     = 0x04 };

    public enum PBBanDuration { Temporary = 0x01, 
                                Permanent = 0x02};

    public enum MessageAudience { All    = 0x01,
                                  Team   = 0x02,
                                  Squad  = 0x04,
                                  Player = 0x08 };
    
    public enum EABanType { EA_GUID    = 0x01,
                            IPAddress  = 0x02, 
                            Name       = 0x04};

    public enum PBBanType { PB_GUID = 0x01};
    
    public enum StatSource { Web    = 0x01,
                             Round  = 0x02,
                             Total  = 0x04
                           };
    
    public enum BaseEvent { 
                             None       = 0x000,
                             Kill       = 0x001, 
                             Suicide    = 0x002, 
                             TeamKill   = 0x004, 
                             Spawn      = 0x008,
                             GlobalChat = 0x010,
                             TeamChat   = 0x020,
                             SquadChat  = 0x040,
                             RoundOver  = 0x080,
                             RoundStart = 0x100,
                             TeamChange = 0x200};
   


    public enum Actions
    {
        None           = 0x000,
        Kick           = 0x001,
        Kill           = 0x002,
        PBBan          = 0x004,
        EABan          = 0x010,
        Say            = 0x020,
        Log            = 0x040,
        TaskbarNotify  = 0x080,
        Mail           = 0x100,
        SMS            = 0x200,
    }

    public enum TrueFalse { False  = 0x01, 
                            True = 0x02};

    public enum ShowHide
    {
        Show = 0x01,
        Hide = 0x02
    }

Func is not going to work ... I think that's a .NET 3.5 construct. Phogue added a check in the anonymous stats collections to see what version of .NET people are using ... that way the ProCon devs can gauge what the impact would be of making .NET 3.5 a requirement for future versions.

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Originally Posted by PapaCharlie9*:

 

Switch Hardcore/Softcore Mode Based on Player Count*

Shouldn't this limit have some hysteresis? If you happen to bounce between 15 and 16 players for a while, everyone that's playing is going to get whiplash.

 

Maybe a little state machine:

 

double switch_value = 16;

double reset_value = 13;

int state = 0;

 

State 0: Softcore, transition to State 1 if PlayerCount >= switch_value

 

State 1: Hardcore, transition to State 0 if PlayerCount

 

Also, I think there's a typo, "bool_" should be "bool".

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

Shouldn't this limit have some hysteresis? If you happen to bounce between 15 and 16 players for a while, everyone that's playing is going to get whiplash.

 

Maybe a little state machine:

 

double switch_value = 16;

double reset_value = 13;

int state = 0;

 

State 0: Softcore, transition to State 1 if PlayerCount >= switch_value

 

State 1: Hardcore, transition to State 0 if PlayerCount

 

Also, I think there's a typo, "bool_" should be "bool".

I see what you mean ... going around the switch value will spam the message. Let's see if people complain about this, I'll change it to your approach.

 

"bool_" is on purpose. Having the question sign after the type tells C# that NULL is allowed for that type.

 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1t3y8s4s.aspx

 

Not often needed, but in this case, it was ok, since I needed a to represent 3 states ... true/false/unset.

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Originally Posted by Fynn13*:

 

sorry for some bad of my mistakes, this is my first time *sorry*.

 

what is debug level for ? for many limits I made ?

 

What I did is just I follow the instruction and edit the true to ( true )

 

here's what i got I don't know if this is an error but please help

 

[05:54:50 50] [insane Limits] Thread(enforcer): no valid limits founds, skipping this iteration

[05:54:50 50] [insane Limits] Thread(enforcer): sleeping for 20 seconds, before next iteration

 

please check:

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7145/6...d8472df2_b.jpg

 

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7002/6...ccd2410b_b.jpg

 

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[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

what is debug level for ? for many limits I made ?

Debug level is not documented in the first post, but this is what it does:

 

The higher the debug_level, the more debug messages are printed to the console.

 

More details about the different levels are in this change log

 

http://www.phogue.net/forumvb/showth...ll=1#post33983*

 

 

here's what i got I don't know if this is an error but please help

 

[05:54:50 50] [insane Limits] Thread(enforcer): no valid limits founds, skipping this iteration

[05:54:50 50] [insane Limits] Thread(enforcer): sleeping for 20 seconds, before next iteration

It's not an error... The enforcer thread is only responsible for evaluating OnJoin, and OnInterval limits ... so if you don't have any of those ... it just tells you that it has nothing to do, and goes back to sleep.

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Originally Posted by micovery*:

 

I'd love to help, but guys, we're not mind readers. You have to give some detail about what exactly is not working.

I think I know what's going on ... The explanation in the example is not totally clear. I think, they are using the example as-is, without modifying the messages list (bold-red).

 

This example is not intended to send individual-messages to all players. It's only intended to send specific/different messages to certain players.

 

See this section from the example

 

Code:

messages.Add("player1", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.FullName!"});
    messages.Add("[b]micovery[/b]", new Object[] {[b]MessageAudience.All[/b], [b]"Here comes player.FullName to break something!"[/b]});
    messages.Add("player3", new Object[] {MessageAudience.All, "Everyone lets welcome player.Name from player.Tag clan!"});

You have to specify the player name, and the message for that player. I added one for myself in bold-red.

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by QUACK-Major-Pain*:

 

The soft core/hard core limit isn't working.

It does change from soft core to hard core, but doesn't fall back to soft core as people leave.

 

Server is currently empty and still showing as hard core.

[ImportBot]

Originally Posted by phrogz*:

 

This limit will wait until there are less than 15 % tickets remaining in either team. It will announce two times the type of the next gamemode. It's pretty basic (I'm not a dev guy)!

 

Set limit to evaluate OnSpawn, set action to None.

 

Set first_check to this Expression:

 

Code:

(team1.RemainTicketsPercent < 15 || team2.RemainTicketsPercent < 15)

Set second_check to this Code:

 

Code:

    if (limit.Activations() > 2)
        return false;

if (server.PlayerCount < 16 ) {
		String message = "If no more than 15 players come";
		String message1 = "Next Mode will be SQDM!";
                plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message); 
		plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message1);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message1);
// When 15- players - SQDM
}

if ((server.PlayerCount > 15) && (server.PlayerCount < 18)  ) {
		String message = "If more than 15 players stay";
		String message1 = "Next Mode will be TDM!";
                plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message); 
		plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message1);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message1);
// When 16+ players - TDM
}


if (server.PlayerCount > 18 ) {
		String message = "If more than 18 players stay";
		String message1 = "Next Mode will be CQ / Rush!";
                plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message); 
		plugin.SendGlobalMessage(message1);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message);
		plugin.ConsoleWrite(message1);
// When 19+ players - CQ
}
return false;

In this case:

SQDM: 0 - 15

TDM: 16 - 18

CQ / Rush: >18

 

Actually I've no problem when the current mod is SQDM...don't ask why