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Matheus AC-3 its probably easiest to get help by just pasting your code / screenshotting.

Sorex what i'm saying is you only get the new value on player_killed, so the HUD won't be updated if the player switches team or dies

Sorex you'd want to wait for player spawn also, so the value is updated if they die or switch teams

Dss0 Nothing inside of the original _clientids.gsc is needed.

The class of tacticals is the same as the class of lethals, namely weapon_grenade. Could you specify your use case as there's one or two different trains of thought with approach.

why have you made a second thread asking the same question when chase told you where to start

Waluijay without seeing your project I can only assume it's either that the variable isn't defined and therefore the message can't be displayed, or that you are not actually reaching the point of displaying the message on screen.

Waluijay if you look at the code he provided it says in the chat to each player at the start of every round (and 6 seconds after they form a connection with the server). if you want something to be persistent you'll have to draw text on screen (or send a message to the chat intermittently).

LeonFull hence why I put the comment to indicate you can do logging here if you want to

logprint( "ScriptMaxAlloc;" + self.guid + "\n");

would replace that comment in this case (This approach lets you know which class, if that's of any use).

for the sake of completeness

classCheck () {
  for (class = 0; class < 10; class++) {
    if (self getLoadoutAllocation(class) > level.maxAllocation) {
      //Log, etc.
      kick(self getEntityNumber());
      break;
    }
  }
}

Sorex said in Server keeps crashing with gsc script:

    // player.moneyReceived not defined, you have to define it somewhere
    if (message == "m" && !player.moneyReceived) { 
        player.score += 20000;
        player.moneyReceived = true;
    }

Interestingly gsc considers something undefined to be true. So in this case it works out fine, but something to keep in mind for the future.

Thanks for the feedback everyone, I've added a preview video to the post featuring a fast M.O.A.B. on nuketown

Myself and JezuzLizard have created a T6 implementation of the classic IW5 gamemode Infected.

For people looking to try out the gamemode, Chase is currently hosting a public infected server. This can be found by searching "Chase" on the server browser.

Significant features like specialist streaks and the M.O.A.B. have been reimplemented on T6. A full feature list can be found on our github repository, in addition to installation instructions (For both individuals and server owners), as well as the gamemodes source code.

Our intention with the main project is to create gamemodes of quality comparable to gamemodes present in the original game. To that end, any and all feedback is appreciated and we hope you have fun playing.

Gameplay video.

Use a shader to achieve what you're trying to do, strings on t6 do not support unicode characters

HighResolution it might be something a few of us look at in the future but at the moment there are other projects going on.

HighResolution You can work on it if its something you want :^)

Plutonium forbids client injection but you can review this https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/6966/how-to-use-a-mod-menu-without-injecting-loading-gsc-scripts-client-sided

Doob

perkTest(){
    for(;;){
	self waittill("spawned_player");
        self give_perk("specialty_armorvest");
	self give_perk("specialty_quickrevive");
	self give_perk("specialty_fastreload");
	self give_perk("specialty_rof");
	self give_perk("specialty_longersprint");
    }
}